Discover the best campgrounds in North Dakota with wildlife watching

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4 top campgrounds in North Dakota with wildlife watching

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Teresa P.’s Land

3 sites · RVs10 acres · Nome, ND

Learn more about this land:Camp next to the newly renovated Nome Schoolhouse Inn and Event Center in Nome, North Dakota. The Nome Schoolhouse hosts craft retreats focusing on the fiber arts. The building is home to a fiber arts store, fiber mill and event space. The perfect weekend getaway. The Nome Schoolhouse store is open Saturday 9am - 12pm, Tuesdays 9am - 5pm and Thursday Evening 5-9pm. The Bar is open Thursday Evenings 5-9 pm serving homemade pizzas and appetizers. Check out our schedule of upcoming events, retreats and classes at nomeschoolhouse.com

Bea’s House

2 sites · RVs, Tents6 acres · Bismarck, ND

6 acres situated on the scenic Missouri River, 15 minutes from Bismarck, ND. Kayaking, hiking, road biking, access to sandbars (including directly off of property), large open yard, hundreds of cottonwood trees, 50 amp hookups. Beautiful sunsets, pool and hot tub onsite. Great walleye fishing, Bird watching.

Rugged Prarie Paradise

1 site · RV, Tent80 acres · Edinburg, ND

Learn more about this land:Forest with very small stream and lots of openings for tents. A small hill side with an open field leades to a forest with a small stream damed up by beavers from time to time makes it a big marsh, with lots of dry area for tents.

Tami's Paradise! monthly $1000!!

1 site · RV9 acres · Harmon, ND

Learn more about this land: Rent for June, July and August for three months for $3000 or one month $1000. Contact me for details briangale@dakotafootankle.com. We also have a 27 ft Jayco camper that is in excellent condition for rent to be used on the property. If you're interested in renting it we can have it put on the property and hooked up to electricity for you. Contact us for pricing which would be based upon the amount of time you would be staying. There's 9 acres of land with 700 feet of Missouri River access. There's an area that is designated for a camper, and the area around the road onto the property can be used for camping as well. The area that is level and drivable can be used. There's a natural small bay with shallow water that dogs and people can swim in; the hill from the land down to the water is steep and there's no steps or deck, it's all natural. You can see from the picture that it's a large area with only one home to the south and no homes to the North.

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Camping in North Dakota with wildlife watching guide

Overview

Looking for the perfect camping spot in North Dakota to indulge in some wildlife watching? Look no further than Hipcamp! With over 19 options available specifically for wildlife watching in North Dakota, you're sure to find the perfect campsite. Whether you're on a budget or looking for something a bit more luxurious, prices start as low as $8 per night, with an average price of $28 per night. Check out our top campsites like Harvest Family Campsite 1 (8 reviews), Teresa P.'s Land (4 reviews), and Rugged Prairie Paradise (1 review) to see what other campers have loved. Plus, popular amenities like trash disposal, cooking equipment, and toilets are available to make your camping experience even more enjoyable. So pack your binoculars and get ready for some wildlife watching adventure!