This is a good, solid value. The owners have been very helpful, friendly and accommodating. When my…read morevehicle wouldn't start they helped jump it. They make up a batch of fresh popcorn most nights I stay with them. Breakfast is more than I need. The shower is down the hall; but the bathrooms are in-room and all is neat, tidy and clean. I've stayed at the Dusk to Dawn a couple nights every month for a couple years now.

From the owner: Dusk til Dawn was started by a husband and wife that saw a great opportunity in a large vacant…read morebuilding in Rolette, North Dakota. Allen and Beth Bohara went out on a limb and purchased the building in October 2010 and began their adventure. They started to remodel the front half of the building for the Dusk til Dawn Hotel. The hotel was their main focus the first few years, after that they started remodeling to create apartments in the back half of the building. Remodeling most of the building together, Allen and Beth's hard work and dedication has paid off. They now have 11 hotel rooms and 6 apartments. There is still room to add a few more hotel rooms and apartments in the future. Allen and Beth Bohara expanded their business in 2013 to include and RV Park with nine pull-through lots. No matter how you like to stay, Dusk til Dawn can help you out. "Come as a stranger an leave as family"

Tricked me to pay $40 instead of $7. Will not come back because that old lady has bad vibes....read more

If I lived in North Dakota, I would visit this park often! What a great place! I love the drive…read moreinto the park from the town of Devil's Lake. Driving over the causeway reminded me of living in Florida. The only drawback with the causeway is that they prohibit pulling over on the shoulder and parking. In some patches of the causeway, I saw some vehicles parked on the shoulder. These vehicles were fishermen. I did see a lot of fishermen at the park on this day. Also, I saw a lot of patrons who were using the park for purposes of overnight camping. There is a park entrance fee. You will need to stop at the Grahams Island State Park Visitor Center and purchase the park pass there. I do not recommend going inside the park without purchasing a pass. What's nice about going inside the visitor's center is that there is a small convenience store that doubles as a tackle and bait store as well. The convenience store was ideal for me as I grabbed a few snacks and an ice cold beverage for my park visit. The park entrance fee is nominal which is also impressive. So many parks charge exorbitant fees these days. They do not offer a military or veteran's discount. I was so impressed by the vast size of the lake. It felt like I was visiting a different state or part of the country. It was also wonderful to see boaters on the water during my visit. I mostly saw people fishing from their boats. There are also some nice campground areas inside the park with public restrooms nearby. Don't forget to visit the small beachhead! This is a nice beach area with plenty of room to put your beach chair or towel on the sand. The shoreline is nice to wade in too. When I visited, it was great to see children frolicking around and along the shoreline. There are also picnic tables to use for a nice family picnic or to sit and admire the vastness of the lake. There was a nice breeze blowing on the day I visited so it was just wonderful to sit at a picnic table and take it all in. I also saw some walking trails in the park. Be sure to venture along these paths as there is so much beauty to take in here. There is also a dog park, activity center (Silver Thompson Activity Center), and picnic shelters. Check the Grahams Island State Park which is through North Dakota Parks & Rec. Overall, I was very impressed with the park and the gorgeous views of the lake. I would absolutely return here again. I also enjoyed my drive out of the park and over the causeway to the mainland. If your'e ever visiting North Dakota, be sure to visit Grahams Island State Park. You will be in for a treat! Enjoy your stay and be safe!