Redwood County, situated in southwestern Minnesota, combines a strong agricultural base with rich Native American and pioneer history. Established in 1862, the county’s name originates from the Redwood River. The county seat is Redwood Falls, home to Alexander Ramsey Park, the state’s largest municipal park. Other communities include Morgan, Wabasso, Lamberton, and Walnut Grove, the setting of Little House on the Prairie. The county’s landscape features rolling farmland, wooded valleys, and rivers, offering scenic views and outdoor recreation. Housing includes classic two-story homes, bungalows, farmhouses, and newer ranch-style builds. The area is mostly rural, with Redwood Falls serving as its cultural hub. Home prices generally range $210,000–$290,000, while larger farm properties or riverside homes can reach $350,000+. New construction costs roughly $275–$325 per sq ft. About 115 miles southwest of Minneapolis, Redwood County offers a low cost of living, strong community traditions, and a rich blend of history and nature.