With 1,122 acres, Grahams Island State Park’s most notable feature is Devil’s Lake, the largest in North Dakota. It just so happens to have some of the best fishing in North Dakota year-round, and Read more...
With 1,122 acres, Grahams Island State Park’s most notable feature is Devil’s Lake, the largest in North Dakota. It just so happens to have some of the best fishing in North Dakota year-round, and amenities like a boat ramp, bait shop, and camping opportunities have been built to take full advantage of it.
Although mixed grass prairie is the dominant natural vegetation of this region, the woodlands associated with Devils Lake make up a large portion of Grahams Island’s natural vegetation. It supports bur oak, northern hackberry, green ash, American elm, and boxelder. North Dakota's state flower, the prairie rose, blooms in abundance here. Wildlife includes red fox, raccoon, squirrel, white-tailed deer, coyote, beaver, wild turkeys, and moose.
Grahams Island State Park, North Dakota
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Learn more and join the movement to bring Open Data to your state today!With 1,122 acres, Grahams Island State Park’s most notable feature is Devil’s Lake, the largest in North Dakota. It just so happens to have some of the best fishing in North Dakota year-round, and Read more...
With 1,122 acres, Grahams Island State Park’s most notable feature is Devil’s Lake, the largest in North Dakota. It just so happens to have some of the best fishing in North Dakota year-round, and amenities like a boat ramp, bait shop, and camping opportunities have been built to take full advantage of it.
Although mixed grass prairie is the dominant natural vegetation of this region, the woodlands associated with Devils Lake make up a large portion of Grahams Island’s natural vegetation. It supports bur oak, northern hackberry, green ash, American elm, and boxelder. North Dakota's state flower, the prairie rose, blooms in abundance here. Wildlife includes red fox, raccoon, squirrel, white-tailed deer, coyote, beaver, wild turkeys, and moose.