We camped here in our 35' motor home. The sites are spacious with many shaded areas, but most were not level. We stayed in #89 and got here right after it rained and sunk in the muddy clay which also stuck to our tires like glue and took quite awhile to get it off. We could get satellite and local TV and had 4 bars on our Verizon cell and broadband card for the computer. There are miles of hiking/biking trails along the Red River which was nice. The camping fee does not include the $5.00 entrance fee. This is a very quiet park which is surprising due to its location to the busy road nearby although we had a very loud train whistle awaken us at 5:30 one of the mornings. We would have given this place a higher score if they would pave and level the sites. We enjoyed this place and would recommend it. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park was created after the devastating floods of 1997 as part of a major flood control effort along the Red River and it is now a prime place to stay along this area of Highway 2. Fortunately for us, the park seems underused for its quality and price. There are many pull-through sites with full hookups that are nicely spaced and private with acres of grass around them. There are miles of hiking and biking paths along the river that are away from motor traffic and very pleasant. The only real negative for the park is that the pads are dirt and can be a real mess. A few loads of gravel and this park could be a 10. We would happily stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a great Minnesota State Park campground. It is two miles from I-29 in North Dakota, located just off highway 2. They are currently adding more sites. This is a little known gem. Camp site pricing does not include the $5 per day vehicle charge. There is a public playground and public pool nearby. Great bike trail system. We've stayed here twice and will return. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.