Camp Out in North Dakota
Find your next camping adventure at one or more of North Dakota's countless campsites
Whether you're traveling by luxury RV or with a pup tent in the back of the pick-up, camping adventures await at North Dakota scenic and unique campsites.
With one national and 14 state parks and recreation areas, and countless local camping facilities, North Dakota is a great place to camp. There is abundant activity available in every park. Pack the s'mores, sing some campfire songs and keep an eye towards the sky in case the Northern Lights join your party.
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Enjoy pristine peacefulness and beauty of the North Dakota Badlands by camping in Theodore Roosevelt National Park. There's one seasonal campground and two others open year-round.
Tips for camping in North Dakota State Parks
The North Dakota Parks and Recreation Department offers online reservations for booking campsites. Campsite reservations at North Dakota State Parks can be made 95 days prior to arrival, so don't wait for the right moment to plan a getaway with your family and friends.
Here are a few things you can do now to make the most of your visit:
- Buy your Annual Permit online. It will be sent directly to you, making your entry to the state parks a breeze.
- Need help planning your trip? View the State Parks Guide for inspiration and check out the special events planned for the year to help you plan your trip accordingly.
- Use the 95-Day Window Calendar to see when you can book your stay.
- If you're new to the reservation system, create an account now so you'll be ready when the time comes to make your reservation.
- View videos and answers to FAQs here.
As a reminder, campgrounds are open year-round, however comfort stations and water may not be available prior to May 16 when facilities are fully open. Reservations for cabins, yurts, shelters and meeting rooms can still be made up to 365 days in advance.
