Places to Stay

Fort Stevenson State Park takes its name from a 19th century frontier military fort. The fort was named in honor of Brigadier General Thomas Greeley Stevenson, a Union officer who was killed on May… Read More >

48 RV sites with electric, water, dump station, near public beach, playground, boat ramp, picnic shelter, fish cleaning station, walking and bath paths, bait, tackle, gas and fishing licenses. Can… Read More >

Hunting (unit 3B1), bird watching, hiking, horseback riding. Bedding, hot plate, grill, refrigerator, coffee pot, toaster, drinking water, beautiful view. Read More >

You are invited to experience Lake Sakakawea's famous walleye, northern pike, smallmouth bass and salmon fishing. Take in a Lewis and Clark Trail site and the new six-mile Nux Baa Gaa Trail. Maybe… Read More >

Pipestem Creek Garden Lodging and Nature Retreat is located on a pristine family farm just five miles from Arrowwood National Wildlife Refuge. The lodging is among extensive beautiful flower gardens.… Read More >

Eastbay Campground offers seasonal and overnight camping for RVs and tents, bait shop/convenience store, gas, propane, boat rentals,kayak rentals, water bike rentals, cabins and two boat launching… Read More >

Chahinkapa Zoo will be receiving two Southern White Rhinos in summer of 2018. Chahinkapa Zoo is committed to its mission of environmental education, wildlife conservation and family recreation. More… Read More >

Scattered along the brim of the badlands are 5 handcrafted, rustic heated/air conditioned log cabins, primitive and electrical camping, full hook-up RV sites, and a shower house at Eastview Campground… Read More >

Lake Tschida is managed locally by Tri-Cities Joint Job Development Authority in a non-profit cooperative agreement with the Bureau of Reclamation. All fees collected at the lake are reinvested in to… Read More >