A solid state park & a regular stop for our hiking adventures, especially in winter. The staff are…read morealways super friendly & we encounter them frequently in the parking lot that doubles as parking for a trailhead & the gift shop/ ranger station/ equipment rental. The empty check-post is decorated (so cute) for the winter holiday season. It's about halfway between Minot and Bismarck- a convenient midway break on our shopoing trips to Bismarck.

A nice park for what it is. There are a lot of themed hikes, with the trails lit up & marked well…read more Staff are always friendly. I don't think I'd camp here, as there aren't really trees & I don't boat. It is the closest park to my house.

Half of this campground has nice large shade trees, the other half is an ugly gravel parking lot,…read moremake sure you make your reservation for the good half. You have to pay quarters to use the showers. Some of the permanent residents were walking through my campsite to walk their dogs, the management should put up signs about proper campground etiquette.

Our first time traveling through North Dakota We found easy access convenient clean campsites well…read moremaintained Charging for shower use fair

Stopped for the night while traveling through. A very nice surprise- a full service campground in…read morethe city of Velva park! Full Hookups, reasonable rates, swimming pool, showers and a beautiful little park. The hostess, Jane, was wonderful. Wish we could stay longer and explore the area!

Un-publicized city owned park and campground along the Knife River. Water and electric hookups, or…read moreprimitive tent campsites available. Lots of trees, strong WiFi, boat ramp into river, and a very large playground and park. Dump station and fish grinder at the other end of Harmon Rd along the main highway. Fire rings and picnic table at east site, restroom with shower at the south end of the loop, near the camp host site. Trail available to walk 1 mile to Knife River National Historic Site, a great small free National Park Service unit with the village site where Sakakawea lived before being recruited by the Lewis and Clark expedition. Also a strong option for overflow crowds who want to go to Lake Sakakawea for boating and fishing but can't (or choose not to) get into Hazen Bay or the state park. Not much highway noise as such, but the park loop road is well-used by locals getting to the playground (also a little noisy with local families) and the fishing / boating area. But for the rate, probably the best value around by far.

Super friendly people. Had to work near by but originally could only find places to stay in Minot…read more $100 a week for campers, $60 a night for the rooms. Laundry services, and again just super nice people!!

Free camping with electrical hook up on grassy green site with picnic table. Only four spots…read moreavailable but we were the only ones here. Clean, felt safe, just off the highway. Has onsite restrooms, playground, covered eating area volleyball and basketball areas. Gas station and other amenities nearby in town. The site was easy to back into. Drive past the playground and covered eating area and look for the white sign on the left side. A really nice surprise to find this easy overnighter.

Google maps and others will not search N Main. Argh, it is under the R/R track overpass and just on…read morethe other side, on the right. We argued with Several map programs to find it! Green grass, shade trees, electric hook-ups, play ground. Reasonable rates and geared toward the vacation travelers NOT the oil workers. Absolutely commend the city for the care of this campground.

Nicely laid out tent area under trees and away from RVs. Bathroom was very clean and way above…read moreaverage. There are virtually no bugs here. I didn't have to evict any spiders from my tent in the morning like usual. Didn't appreciate the mowing that started at 530pm right behind my tent site. The should do that before check-in time. Later, there was more mowing I could here beyond the perimeter and the smell of biosolids wafted in the air from somewhere. All night, I heard traffic and the occasional semi that broke hard going down a road that is supposed to be 45mph. There was a train horn around 6am. Staying in an RV would be much better here. I would probably camp here again though if passing through the area.

Great service, ok hook ups, and pretty nice facility's. It is a bit pricey though for an older koa…read more Mark the manager worked his tail off to keep everyone happy.

A rather nice park for the pooches to burn energy & be social, with appropriate sections & benches…read more We will be taking a temporary break from parks and groomers, (no fault of the park), due to the doggie virus going around, as we encountered another family with a sick dog at home. My advice would definitely be to head out here but give the sick pups a chance to get things sorted to avoid the spread, according to the vet.

The Dakota Bark Park is a pretty decent dog park. It has three areas; small, medium and general…read more It's very spacious so the dogs have plenty of room to run around and chase each other. There are a few shady slots for those warmer days too, but only in the general park (which is the largest). The only real negative is that that water fountain doesn't work, so be sure to bring your pups water to drink. There are dog bags provided. It's a little hard to find but it's worth looking for since its one of the only place I found in Minot where the dogs can run around freely. Overall, this is a good park for the pups.