This review is for the restaurant in the campgrounds -- I did not actually camp here. What's nice…read moreabout the campgrounds is they have a refueling station for boats if you pull up to the dock and ask for the gas attendant. She will help you refuel your boat. The restaurant itself is nice and clean. It has a lot of tables and the night we were dining they had one really large party of about 12 women, so they can accomodate large groups. They have a TV playing loudly in the corner, which is sort of distracting but not terrible. Next to the restaurant they have a small shop selling food, candy, and camping essentials. For my entree I ordered the chicken fried steak which also came with a salad and mashed potatoes. I had never seen chicken fried steak made that way before, but maybe this is how they make it up north? I am from Texas, and there the steak is breaded just like you would bread fried chicken with a sort of white crunchy outer layer. Here, the dough was brown and smooth. I prefer the southern way of making chicken fried steak. The gravy helped to add some flavor though. If I came again I'd order the porkchops, bc those looked tastier.

Friendly, very good restaurant. Clean cabins. I came here…read morefor fishing and boating and am very positively surprised. Don't pass their nice resort by. I recommend highly. Do not pass this resort by.

On our way from Minot to Williston, we did a quick stop to take a peek of this state park and to…read moreget my state park passport rubbing. It was lovely. On a September early afternoon, the colors were vibrant. The marina seemed large, and the camping and picnic areas were well maintained.

Was a very beautiful park!! Would love to spend a week there in the summertime! Will most…read moredefinitely go back!

We've lived at several RV parks across the country, and this one has the friendliest and most…read moreaccommodating management. My son loves playing at the playground, and they have washers and dryer's in the office right next to it!

We stayed here during the beet harvest for 34 days in sept & oct. It is utilitarian but then we…read morewere in Sidney! Pros: good size sites even a newbie can back into (they did have pull throughs too). FHU with both 30 & 50 amp service. Park was clean, very quiet. Bathrooms were generous sized and LOTS of hot water with great water pressure! Laundry facilities- 4 washers, 4 dryers. Best part is camp manager (Kim) !

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.

5 star views with a 2 star trail marker/maintenence system & the cleanest vault bathrooms I've…read moreseen. This little gem of a park was listed on our ND 12 months/12 hikes list & we decided it was the perfect time to give it a try. It's located just outside of Roosevelt National Park & the terrain is very similar. We hiked out through badlands and grasslands vegetation. At times, the overgrowth was chest deep & there are several thorny plants covering the trails, as well as cacti. My legs were pretty well shredded. Be sure to load a map prior to heading out, as there is very limited cell service & we hit quite a few spots where the trail split with no signs / areas where there was no visible trail split, but you needed to walk a few feet over from the trail you were on to get on the trail you need to be on - very frustrating to have to double back to find it, when not actively tracking progress. Mosquitoes are almost as thick as the grasshoppers and there's a lot of open area- bring bug repellent if they find you tasty & sun protection, along with plenty of water. Watch for washouts/ trail closure signs. You'll likely see deer & cows, possibly snakes. The views are magnificent at times, especially at the start/finish. Fabulous sunset on the way out too! Before we left, we filled our bottles with nice, cold water from the fill station.

We booked our campsite last minute, and it ended up being the nicest campsite we stayed at while on…read moreour trip! After a long drive from Yellowstone, this was a great place to stop and rest up. Facilities were super clean, sites were spacious and the staff were very friendly and accommodating. Showers were especially clean (possibly cleaner than my home shower ) and are free to registered campers! Be sure to catch Ranger Shawn while you're around. He had some great insight on good trails and went above and beyond to make sure we had a comfortable stay and a good time while at the park.

Found a real gem in this little City Campground in Tioga, North Dakota. Full hookups $25 or Water &…read moreElectric $20. Super clean bathhouse, nice parks on both sides with playground, etc. It is just 3 miles off Route US 2.