We often bypass Jamestown on our way through to Hebron, ND. We had an issue with our coach and…read morecalled up the campground. They were extremely helpful and friendly. They came in early and on off office hours to get us settled. They were friendly and made sure the site we were pout in could be extended if we needed an additional night with our situation. The site we had was nice and easy in and out. Definitely somewhere we would stop again.

Great staff, beautiful place. Make sure to walk through the canopy, it's amazing! Highly recommendread more

Absolutely gorgeous views! Clean campground. Only $10/nite. No frills kind of place. So, bring your…read moreown wood, water, etc. No electric hook ups. The outhouses are clean and do NOT stink! We will definitely be back! If you need all of the bells and whistles when camping, move along to your girl scout campgrounds, and enjoy the cost! This place is for REAL CAMPERS! Horse riding trails, sights for horse trailer rigs, a tie area for horse on a few of the sights with lake views. Large campsites! There is a pavilion with a few tables if you have a group/party. All at your campsite! Quiet time begins at 10pm. We were up way later sitting by the fire, just turned our radio off at 10pm. Not many campers, which is great! I LOVE this place!

Bare-bones campsites in a county park, $10/night. The price and campsite options seem to be the…read moresame for RVs and tent camping. Quiet location a few miles off the highway. No running water, no showers, no flush toilets, but the outhouses were clean and didn't smell. It's a self-registration system when you get there, no ranger station or reservation system. For $10, it's a pretty good deal. More of a stopover than a destination. My only complaint is that it's very difficult to find and figure out after dark, because some of the signs are tiny and hard to read. It's not clearly marked how you get there on the highway once you see the sign. Once you're off the highway, take the paved road till it ends. Turn left and in a few miles, the campground entrance will be on your right.

There are two rest stops here on I-94 between Fargo and Bismarck, one eastbound and one westbound…read more They are not joined and since Yelp likes merging, let's consider them the same today. Drive straight in which means people might not have slowed down from highway speeds. That's always a concern for me and so I will warn you to check carefully before crossing the parking lot. It is otherwise in great condition with a nice new looking building that has restrooms and water fountain and the "You are here" map. A display of brochures of North Dakota attractions and amenities for those who are touristing. Big plus, there is a free wifi here and it reaches to the parking area so you can update your maps and upload your Facebook while you're resting. Note: There is a sign at the entrance that says "No overnight camping" but camping is not the same as sleeping. You can sleep overnight, just ensure you're sleeping in your vehicle. No slideouts if you can and no generators. There's another sign that says "No firearm allowed" so there's that. [Review 20775 overall - 131 in North Dakota - 1758 of 2023.]

I don't know what happened here, but this stop was a horror story today. All of the trash bins…read morewere overflowing and there was trash all over this rest area. The inside was even worse. More overflowing trash cans, plugged toilets that were overflowing, filthy bathroom facilities, & no toilet paper in any of the bathrooms. Travelers stopping here were disgusted. I got a few photos of the exterior. North Dakota, you can do better.

VERY comfortable bed!! Loved the "full" kitchen, recliner, definitely felt like a studio apt rather…read morethan a hotel room. Will definitely stay at a My Place hotel again for sure!!

I really enjoyed my stay. We just stayed one night to attend the rodeo and the room was great,…read moreshower was hot, WiFi worked it was a good stay! Check in was easy and fast! My only down was that they give you a kitchen but make you purchase cups, plates, pots, silverware, etc a bit ridiculous on my opinion.

This was a cool stop. And it was unexpected! I had just come to see the World's Largest Buffalo…read more Little did I know there was a Frontier village too! It's free to visit (there's a box for donations) and each building is a stop on an audio tour you can listen to on your phone. And the audio tour is a much larger tour that extends to modern Jamestown as well (I didn't have time to do that). Lots of photo ops. Great for families or for individuals. The World's largest Buffalo and a Buffalo museum (admission required) are on the same grounds. There's also a souvenir shop that has good ND stuff. Even better selection that I was able to find in either Bismarck or Fargo.

We stopped in because we were passing through Jamestown and wanted to see the world's largest…read morebuffalo. Frontier Villiage is a reconstruction of an 1800s prairie town. It is also home to the world's largest buffalo. This giant is 60 feet long and weighs 60 tons. If you pass through Jamestown and are into old west history, this is a must see.