When this debris enters the Earth's atmosphere, it burns up, creating a meteor shower that is actually quite predictable. Fortunately, Minnesota has some very remote and beautiful spots to observe the meteor shower. The peak activity for the Perseids Meteor Shower happens August 12th and 13th. There are also plenty of campgrounds and State Parks for you to stay overnight to get a good look. State Parks And State ForestsFor Minnesotans who can't find the time to drive North to places like Voyageurs or the BWCA, there are State Parks and Forests across the state that allow overnight camping.