This campsite is ran by an amazing family that goes above and beyond to maintain and help their…read moreguest feel comfortable. Their response time is very fast in regard to any questions or issues on site. Their bathrooms and showers are kept clean and well maintained. The surrounding outdoor area is also kept clean and well maintained. Very nice people HIGHLY recommend.

This campground is a real gem even for people without horses. Well worth the 4 miles of gravel…read moreroad to get here. Large, level, grassy sites.

Tiny, tiny, unlevel site with a shared power pole too far away for either site to use without an…read moreextension cord. We've camped in around 75 campgrounds in the past 5 years and this took the most leveling effort of any. For a city park with utilities easily available, they could do better. Also, they don't mention that it is hard by the interstate, so very noisy. Call me disappointed. .

Here's the thing - this is basically 2 campgrounds. If you need 50 amp and are a big rig you are up…read moreby the office in a glorified parking lot with electric and sewer. If you are smaller and need 30 amp, you are down by the river. I heard those sites are very unlevel but I did not go down to see as we were in the 50 amp area. We stayed one night. The staff was helpful as there was a huge mud puddle outside our door and they gave us boards so we could get in and out of our coach. Not many choices near Fargo. This is a very nice park but not really a campground for big rigs.

Beautiful, quiet serene. Enjoyed my time here with my dog. Very peaceful. No crowds, no hassles,…read moreonly good vibes.

This is such a gorgeous and little known part of North Dakota! My dad and I took a day trip there…read morelast summer and it was so beautiful! We were also shown around the little farm at the park by a very helpful tour guide who took a lot of time to explain everything to us. Thanks for a wonderful day trip, Fort Ransom!

There's not enough stars here, between the excellent people here,the friendly staff and the…read moregorgeous river,this should be a packed campground. Full hook ups on upper area, and water electric at rivers edge. Clean public bathrooms with lots and lots hike around areas. The tube rentals and ride to rivers edge, the tubing is beyond what we expected

After a few days in a tiny, rural North Dakota town, just about anything other than staring at the…read moreclouds and putting on more mosquito repellant sounds like a great time. My dad-in-law suggested that we might check out a spot about 60 miles away in Minnesota on the Red Lake River that offered tubing. I've done the lazy river a few times at the Great Wolf Lodge, but I gotta tell ya... this sounded a helluva lot more exciting than what we had planned for the day-- so we loaded up the truck, gassed-up in Grand Forks, and headed across the Red River. After a little negotiation with Waze, we finally found our way to the Voyageurs View Campground and Outfitters... it sort of looked like an Outback Steakhouse, except there were more cars in the "lot" (OK, a large field of grass where the cars were parked), and there was a Canadian flag flying along side the Stars and Stripes. We walked over to a small window on the side of warehouse, paid some money, got our wristbands, and then walked over to an open bay where we were "outfitted" with big black innertubes. "They's the best for a'floatin' boy!" The company retrofitted an old school bus (by painting it blue, chopping off the top, and installing bench seats instead of kid's seats), and we climbed aboard to take the couple mile drive upstream to the put-in. The river flow had been really high a few days previous from intense thunderstorm activity, but the flows had backed off enough for us to go. I've done my fair share of stream fishing, wading in chest high in places like the Truckee River, the Yellowstone River, the Snake River... well, the Red Lake River wasn't quite as tough as a couple of those spots at different seasons... but it was kicking pretty good when we went. I had a tough time keeping my 6 year old son and my 79 year old father in law upright in the river, holding on to their tubes, and trying to wade out towards the middle of the waist-deep river to hide behind a little island before putting out butts in and floating the rest of the way. With a little perseverance and a pretty good scrape on my ankle from a submerged rock, we all made it. The first little "rapids" was the most exciting... just don't hit the bridge embunkment... and then it's a fairly smooth float all the way down. Along the way, there are some very pretty views that I got on my GoPro (I'll put them on here eventually)-- old riverside buildings here and there, but mostly nature. The sheer bluffs along the river are home to swallows who make their nests out of mud, and we saw a few turtles, catfish, wading birds and waterfowl. Somewhere towards the middle of the float trip, there is a shallow spot and a little sand bank that has formed an island... there, we were able to see dozens of Minnesota twenty-somethings wearing tiny little bathing suits, drinking plenty of beers, and participating in some sort of ancient pre-mating rituals. Breathtaking, I tells ya. Somewhere towards the end of the trip, I thought I'd get a little adventurous (if there is such a thing on a flat floating river) and try to go over a couple of little ripple/rapids. All I really did was hit my butt bone pretty hard on a submerged rock, but wasn't the end of the world. The river slows down a lot right at the end where you get out, and when we saw the bridge to signal the end of our float, we all paddled over to the left without incident. Overall, we had a great time as a family, the kids enjoyed the adventure, and we would totally do it again. Next time, I'm bringing a few more cold ones (you can rent a second tube for a nominal fee to hold your cooler!) And I might bring my aquashoes just for the entry, as it was a little rocky. But we'll totally be back to do this again some time.

Fantastic campground with quite a few spots. However, it fills up fast due to the lack of rv parks…read morehere. Many medium and full grown trees. Full hookups $40. Marketing for this place is horrible. I only found it on one app and very little about it online. No signs nearby or on roadways. Even worse is when you get to the fairgrounds, we could not find the campground anywhere, not even a sign or a place to ask. We just happened to see an rv off in the distance, on the outside of the fairgrounds. That's how we finally found this place. Visited 9.14.24 and arrived at 1600, approximately 5 spots left, no events in town.

ARE YOU KIDDING ME. $53 for two people to get in to…read more"renaissance" fair made up of like 10 tents and $20 dollar turkey legs with a line that goes all the way to the next state. Never coming back!

I don't even know where to begin. I have spent every summer here since I was a kid. The resort…read moreowners are people I consider family and always welcomed us with a smile which later is followed up with a golf cart ride down the hill to catch up with us. This place will always hold a special place in my heart. It is truly my favorite place on the planet to be. Since they have downgraded the amount of campers it has been an even better place to because everyone out there is like family and care about one another. They genuinely trust their campers and are very family oriented. I would give this place ten stars if I could.

From the owner: We are a four-generation family orientated campground helping families make memories that will last…read morea lifetime! We have a beautiful sand beach that stretches 1500 ft.! King Kong playground system that keeps your kids busy, sand volleyball court, 2 basketball courts and another school swing set. We provide garbage, sewer and water, there is a fish cleaning house on the premises along with storage sheds for your boat, jet ski or pontoon. We have 35 seasonal lots and a seasonal cabin. Please stop by to say “hi”!

I stayed here with my boo thang after a night of dancing and fun for a wedding. The cabins are…read morepretty rustic but come with a full kitchen and utensils provided. Our view was beautiful as we were right in front of the lake. They have rentals for boating and other activities available, as well as a list on their website around what to bring. I didn't interact with the owners themselves since we came in after the office closed, but getting the key and returning it was super easy. The beds are standard full and each room has an air conditioner in it for those sweaty nights. If you have more than 4 staying the couch is a futon! I really liked this spot and would consider it again. All of the sites are close together so you don't get the 'alone in the woods' feeling but it's still quiet enough where that's okay.

The staff that works here is so nice. They were able to get us in last min. The grounds are quiet…read moreand wooded. The facilities are clean. I can't say enough about this campground. Thank you for letting us here.

So-so park right on highway so noisy. Half park was full-time seasonal workers. Level gravel pull…read morethroughs but close. Showers clean & OK wifi. Park host nice but office lady rude. Laundry had 4 of 9 total machines out of order! $30 a night. Go a little northeast farther to Turtle River Park for less. Won't stay here again.