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!

Came through with my spouse and kids on our way through and ended up staying an extra night. Easy…read morecheck-in, spacious sites, and everyone was very friendly. Definitely a good stop for families.

I'll admit that we're generally not "RV Park" people, preferring the open space and quiet of a…read morestate park or the like. This place reminded me why I feel that way. Very crowded (my picnic table is about 3 feet from my neighbor's sewer connection) and basically just a gravel lot with trees (thank goodness for the trees). Lots of long term residents with all their stuff so it looks pretty junky and the dumpsters were overflowing when we got here so not a great first impression. On the positive side, the laundry facility was clean and affordable and the staff I interacted with were very nice. I don't like paying resort prices for a very non-resort experience - even required quarters for the shower!

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.

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.

Nice place to spend an hour or two walking or relaxing. They have quite a few picnic areas, a huge…read moreplayground, a nice shaded asphalt trail through the trees where you really feel you are away from it all (with a camping area toward one end). When we went (September) there was a farmer's market. There were ducks and geese in the water. The place was clean; no garbage around - plenty of places to throw trash. If you just need a nice break in the day - go for it!

Beautiful park! I took my dogs here. It's huge and have many trails. Lots of mommas walking the…read moretrails with their babies. We had a picnic and laid in all the falling leaves. This would be a great place for pics!

This park allows every season to shine & winter may very well be the best time to stop be…read more Once the lake freezes over, there's something magical about walking on the water. The landscape is spectacular & we frequently see wildlife. The campground is also pretty good.It's a clean, well-kept park.

Nice upcoming state park. They have planted many trees which are starting to fill out. The camp…read moresites are a bit close together so may lack some privacy on busy weekend. Shower facilities are newer with hot water and water pressure! Oh yeah..... Boat landing and beach area is very nice. Wr are many deer, birds, gophers running around the property. Park is well taken care of. We will be back and fish the big lake some more

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.

We were there from July 2-4th. What a beautiful location. Our site was on the lake and it was…read moreperfect. Our original site was not suitable for our truck and trailer, but after speaking with a Corp of Engineers' representative, we were moved into a site that worked well for us. The camp host was helpful and we enjoyed our time at this spot. A gas station, little store and other amenities were within walking distance. The beach was close and boating, paddle boarding and other water spots were enjoyed by all. We were there over the 4th and could see fireworks from several different spots.

On-site employees are rude and and do not belong in the service industry. We are traveling with…read moreanother RV. We had two sites booked that were not near each other. One of the sites was had a max size limit of 60 feet. Between our two RV we were under that measurement. We are a large family with seniors and veterans in our group and arrived late in the evening and parked both RVs on the same site. Early the next morning a lady came by and told us to move one of the RV's. She never identified herself and we said after everyone was a wake we would move it. The previous day was a long day of travel and we would have to wake people up to put our slide outs in. She came back a little later as we were packing up to move (the keys were in the ignition and you could tell we were preparing to leave and she demanded that we move ASAP. We moved, in fact we left the site for the day for a family reunion. When we return to the site to drop off some of our family there was sandwich board sign in the middle if the site they said "ONE RV PER SITE. " okay Karen your sarcasm is not going to be tolerated. Our RV was moved there was no need for your sign. (Their sign was relocated into the weeded area near our site, I didn't want anyone to accidentally run over it" She and presumably her boss came by later that night as we were dropping people off. They did mot take kindly when we asked they the reason for this rule especially when other people around us had boats and cars parked on the grass their sites. We are allowed one additional vehicle. Instead of answering questions they called the Sheriff. I am 45 years old and never had the Sheriff called on me. When the Sheriff arrive we explained what was going on the guy laughed and did not understand b