Lindenwood Campground

Cute campground.
Kids loved the huge playground right next to our site!
Ladies up front were nice.
Site we had was a corner lot so we had a lot of grass.
Only con was that our water and electric were so far apart that we couldn’t hook to water.
We’d definitely stay again (with an extension hose).

We were in loop A in our 31 ft 5th wheel and it was a bit tight getting in. Loop B along the river would have been more spacious. Lots of flowers in park and nice walk across bridge into Minnesota. Road noise in loop A. Loop B would be much better.

Nice campground. Sites are small and close together but it is a lovely park. Our site was next to the river. Site was level side to side but high on the back end. Sites are short. Camper fit fine but we had to park the TV across the road. Quiet park. All spots were full. Would recommend reservations. Park is only a few blocks from I94

This one is hard to review. While the park in which the campground is located is amazing, the restrooms facilities adequate, and the front desk attendants friendly, the campground itself, specifically Loop A is no more than an asphalt lot right next to the highway. The highway traffic seemed to echo as the lot is down below the a bridge that just reverberated the sound. The highway noise was all night too. It never slowed down.
All that being said, I would probably give this campground another chance if we could stay in Loop B along the River. Loop B has a length limit of 31ft. It is still close the highway, but now right next to it like Loop A.

Bathrooms were clean but lacked good pressure. A bench or stool with some hooks on the wall would be nice too, but there were none so you had to put your items on the ground or hanging over door.

Cell reception was great, as you are in a big city. Had no problem streaming videos from our phones.

The park itself is incredible! Tons of walking and biking paths, two playgrounds (one very large, the other standard size), and bridge access to another park just over the river in MN. The park even had banana bikes and rickshaws for rental.

We were looking forward to a quiet stay in Fargo, but this is not a quiet campground. It is literally located right next to the I-94 bridge that crosses the Red River. We were in 4A in Loop A which has very tight sites. Every other site was sectioned off due to Covid-19, so it did feel a little roomier when we were there in September 2020. The site has water and electric and the dump station was nearby. AT&T signal was 2 bars with good speed for streaming on our hot spot. There were 30+ OTA TV stations. When walking by the Loop B campsites, it looked like many of them were not level and varied in lengths. The park itself was beautiful with well-manicured gardens and lawns. There were several trails you could hike on.

Yes A sites are close together but the location can’t be beat. A few short minutes to downtown Fargo or Moorhead. If you have a smaller rig site B by the river seems better. Lots of biking hiking trails on site. Lots of shade trees. Good OTA channels.

I was worried when we read some of the negative reviews about the park, but our experience after parking was lovely. There are two sections to the park. The upper section “A” has a little longer sites but they are tightly packed with little maneuvering room. We are a 40’ fiver and being one of the later ones to arrive, the vehicles which have no place to park obstructed our maneuvering space. My DH who is a master at parking got our rig parked missing the trees and the vehicles. The campers came out to watch the spectacle and perhaps to see if it was their car got creamed. They all clapped for DH when he nailed the assignment. If we had arrived a little earlier in the day we might not have had an issue.

The campsites are mostly level in section “A” with 30/50 amp hookup and water. Nice landscaping and beautiful park with bicycle trails and playground for kids.

Section “B” is closer to the river and has ample space between campers. Some spaces were a little far from their electric plug in. There are a couple of spaces that could accommodate a big rig but most are shorter. Beautiful views from section “B” along the river bank.

They were doing some construction in the park and some of the access roads were closed, but there was plenty of room for campers to get around. Section “A” is approximately 50’ from the interstate so there is constant road noise. Once I am in my rig I heard nothing, but it is a little noisy for outside activity.

This rv park is very old, not well kept, muddy(even in early September), very treed and RIGHT on the freeway. Constant loud traffic noise. I 94 bridge with the noise reverberating, is deafening.

The campground is in a lovely city park. The bathrooms were clean you need a key card to gain entry. Our site had the freeway right behind us so sitting outside was noisy. Spaces are set very close together. We arrived early so we were able to change from site 10 to 12 for easier parking. I don’t think our 40 footer would have made it into either site if it had been full. Other areas in park are very nice along with the staff It worked out find for a one night stay, if you are a light sleeper the freeway noise will keep you up

I reserved a spot in February, as soon as they started taking reservations. I am here for 14 days total. The left side of my rv looks on to my neighbors (as it should). My right side also looks over to my neighbor - our doors are on the same side. Allows for little privacy unless curtains are always drawn. It is very uncomfortable when I'm in my RV. The park itself is very nice, but for as much room as there is in North Dakota, these campsites are way too small, and I'm in the smallest! If hey hadn't had to close the river sites due to flooding, those would have had enough room. There are not many camping places in the area, which is why I will likely stay here again when I visit my grandkids.