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.

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!

We had an encounter with the secretary, Cindy C & to say the least, it didn't go well. She was…read morerude and shouldn't be anywhere near the customers of the park. She kept saying, "I'm sorry you feel that way." I had nothing to complain about except her! All we wanted was help with 'things to do in the area'. All she was concerned with was the fact that we switched sites (only a total of 4 sites taken!) because we were with my 90 year old father & he wanted to be closer to the restrooms. We also had permission from the park ranger (Daniel, who was a jewel) the night before! Cindy should be nowhere near the customers of the park. She has terrible customer service skills. The park itself is also a jewel:)