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On our journey across ND we stayed in two state campground. Both were outstanding. This and the other had large pull through sited with wide grassy areas separating other sites. Paved roads, level sites and full facilities. Truly outstanding.

We came to Fort Yargo on our way to visit out son. It allowed us to avoid the spaghetti bowl in down town Atlanta. Fort Yargo is a well organized State Park with recreational facilities on a small lake. We were traveling with another couple and the management very nicely accommodated our sites next to each other. We were in a well wooded area and nearly unaware of other campers in adjacent sites. Our site was level gravel with a pull through. Our stay was truly very pleasant. We will keep this on our list of places to stay the next time we are in the area.

It was early spring so we had the park almost entirely to ourselves. The sites were widely spaced and surrounded by a hardwood forest. The facilities were tired but clean. Considered changing our route home in order to stay here again.

We held our March SC Coastal Airstream rally here. It could not have been a more suitable location. Our sites were well spaced under well established Live Oaks, level and with plenty of grassy areas for recreation. We were 100 yards fro the beach. We were provided with a pavilion that functioned well for our chapter meeting. Truly a spectacular location.

Driving across North Dakota has proven to be a real beauty. Then we stopped at a state campground that is up there with the best we have seen. On a lake with clean wide open sites. Located in a town with excellent birding and wildlife viewing. We can't say enough about what a pleasant state campground this is.

We came here on Labor Day after expecting stay at a Harvest Host spot down the road without any reservations. The Blue Berry Winery was nothing but a dusty parking lot. This location welcomed us in with a nice FHU site near the front entrance. Quiet, clean and shady under numerous pine trees. We were surprised to see how sparsely populated it was on a Labor Day, but then north of Lake Superior is a bit out of the way. We would definitely stay here again.