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The best camping in North Dakota.
Camping in the stunning Badlands and prairies of North Dakota makes it easy to see how this state was the birthplace of the conservation movement.
Melanie: Great campground for beginners. We were in a walk-in tent so there wasn't much privacy, but it was qu...
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Featuring flora, fauna, and the rugged topography of the badlands, Juniper Campground is a group site...
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Despite the bitter winter depicted in the movie Fargo, winter doesn’t last all year in North Dakota. Camping during the warmer months means taking in all the scenic beauty and natural wildlife that the state has to offer. Retrace the steps of the pioneer explorers Lewis and Clark and camp along the Missouri River on the western side of the state. On the opposite side is Devils Read more...
Despite the bitter winter depicted in the movie Fargo, winter doesn’t last all year in North Dakota. Camping during the warmer months means taking in all the scenic beauty and natural wildlife that the state has to offer. Retrace the steps of the pioneer explorers Lewis and Clark and camp along the Missouri River on the western side of the state. On the opposite side is Devils Lake, North Dakota’s largest natural lake. Tent, RV, and cabin camping are all available in the several campgrounds that surround the lake. In addition to camping on private land, find cabins and yurts in most of the state parks in North Dakota; Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park even has two tipis you can rent! Theodore Roosevelt National Park, with its steep slopes and deep canyons of the Badlands, and Little Missouri River that twists through it, makes for the perfect place to camp under the stars.
Marinas, lakes, oh my! Comely sitting alongside the beguiling banks of Lake Sakakawea, Fort Stevenson...
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This is a great campground for families looking for convenience, comfort, and lots to keep the kids...
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By 1900, fewer than 600 bison were left in North Dakota. Roosevelt spearheaded efforts to save them, and today there are about 90,000.
Known to have some of the best fishing in North Dakota, Howard Campground sits alongside the the...
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Combing the banks of North Dakota’s largest natural lake, Devils Lake, LaRose Campground is just...
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Sacred, albino bison White Cloud and Dakota Miracle can be seen at the National Buffalo Museum Preserve in Jamestown.
Perfect for the whole family, Ziebach Campground is located not only yards from the area’s...
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Visiting Devils Lake, the largest natural lake in North Dakota, is a must do. How about making it a...
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North Dakota has more national wildlife refuges (62) than any other state.
It’s time to take your camping up a notch and get a little wild! A backpacking trip is what you need,...
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There are no glaciers to be found at North Dakota’s Icelandic State Park. Instead, you’ll find some...
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The town of Rugby, North Dakota is the geographical center of North America.
Get refueled by some natural beauty with a visit to Lake Metigoshe State Park, where you’ll be seduced...
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Maid O’ Moonshine Campground in Lake Metigoshe State Park is not peddling any moonshine, but it is...
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Lewis and Clark spent more time in North Dakota (or what would become North Dakota) than any other state.
Surround yourself with all the beauty that Lake Metigoshe State Park offers, and you’ll be better off...
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Keep it simple for your next camping trip with a primitive campsite, a fishing pole, maybe a canoe,...
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For those that think bigger is better, a visit to Lake Sakakawea State Park and its whopping...
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Get your fill of fishing, boating, swimming, and exploring when you camp at Van Hook Campground in...
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Lake Sakakawea State Park has so much water to explore that one day just won’t cut it. A camping trip...
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