Paul Boyle

The state park was closed for repairs and we found the New Adventure RV Park. We stay an extra day because we enjoyed the area and the park. Nice short trail on the property. The owners were great.

Camped 20 ft from the water. $12 fee for a number of days. Someone is supposed to pick it up. They never showed up. Stayed there September 13 and 14th. Handful of campers and a few boats. Warm days, cool nights and good fishing. Was told it is packed and crazy in the summer. Road into area is a little rough. A lot of flies and some cows here.We had 24 digital TV channels and little or no cell service.

Plenty of spaces to dry camp with no shortage of room. If you don't like that spot drive 1/2 mile for another site. It is a dry camping paradise. Most sites could handle 5 or 6 large RVs. Road in was OK.

Entrance to the International Peace Park and campground is between US and Canadian customs. We went into Canada and the came back. Someone told us you needed your US passport to get back through customs. I'm not sure. Lots of tree branches will be rubbing your camper and many sites need a good trim job. Nice shade but buggy.

Worn Out campground with easily viewed groupings of old equipment. Large rocks placed at sites only make maneuvering large campers less fun. Sites were level. Lots of flies.

Nice clean city park with a good number of Big pull through sites with 50 amp. Most sights are fairly level. Nice walk on the not busy roads around the park. Donations. Bathroom was in need of paint and more but rest of park was it great shape. Better for self contained RV. Nice little town to fuel up in, hit the store or grab a bite to eat.

Very well maintained campground with super clean bathroom and showers. Very nice sites with electricity and some with a great view. Nice playground and weekend activities for kids. The hosts were very nice. Most sites are big rig ready.

Lots of pull through sites in lovely location. We are 51 foot when attached and had plenty of room. Friendly helpful host and ranger talk was interesting. I would stay here to see the southern unit and skip the tourist trap Medora, even with a 52 mile drive.

A well maintained city park with new bathroom and showers and it is super clean. Several pull through sites but most are back in sites. We are 52 ft. with the truck hooked up and had plenty of room.

Loop one is shaded and the sites are large and mostly level. Loop 2 the sites are smaller with a river and valley view with a great sunrise. My longbed truck and 33 ft 5th wheel fit in loop 2. The fishing was great. The bathrooms were clean. Some washboard coming in. It was a short drive. Nice hike to see what was left of the Flumes.