North Park Campground

Despite negative reviews, this CG was fine for a short stay. Easy to navigate, close to the Interstate, large level sites. You are close to your neighbors, it is dusty and right now HOT. Good for visiting Theodore Roosevelt National Park.

After a mechanical breakdown, we stayed here for the sole purpose of having access to stores in Dickinson to make repairs, and the campground exceeded expectations. The campground was easy to access, very close to WalMart, and a few miles from Menards. Like many private campgrounds, the utility posts are shared so campers park in alternating directions, meaning that your seating area outside is also shared with the adjacent camper. Privacy of course is minimal. There were so few campers during our visit that it didn't matter, but would be annoying if the campground were full.

Utilities worked great (sites are full hook up). The bathhouse was very clean and well-maintained. We didn't use the laundry but it also looked clean. The park has several sections including areas with mobile homes and long-term RV parking, but those areas were segregated from the space for the traveling RVers. The whole park, including the areas for long-term residents, was clean and felt completely safe and family-friendly. The staff accommodated our emergency after-hours arrival with a very friendly attitude, and obviously no one took issue with our doing repairs in our site. Since the park is located within Dickinson there was blazing fast internet access. Our only objection is that we just don't like private RV parks very much.

Nice surprise and easy access to interstate. Extremely helpful hosts, clean restrooms/showers and great laundry facilities. Long pull thru sites, full hookups and flat!
Nice after a long day on the road. Would stay here and access the NP south site.

The campground was easy to access from I94 but we couldn't hear traffic from I94. We used this park as a way to explore the entire Theodore Roosevelt National Park so it served our needs:
* Easy to get to the park;
* It was very close to WalMart;
* The staff and owner were extremely friendly and so accommodating with receiving an Amazon order, sending mail out, washing the RV, helping out with needed lumber for a project, etc.;
* Like many private campgrounds, the utility posts are shared so campers park in alternating directions, meaning that your seating area outside is also shared with the adjacent camper. Privacy of course is minimal but we were seldom around so this was not an issue;
* Utilities worked great (sites are full hook up);
* The bathhouse was very clean and well-maintained;
* We didn't use the laundry but it also looked clean;
* The park has several sections including areas with mobile homes and long-term RV parking, but those areas were segregated from the space for the traveling RVers;
* The entire park was clean and felt completely safe and family-friendly;
* Since the park is located within Dickinson there was blazing fast internet access.

Stayed 1 night passing through on our way home. Had no reservation but office staff was very helpful and great to work with. Very clean. Amazingly clean, updated and large bathrooms and laudry. Spaces a little close together but each site had all services and picinic table.

We arrived late at night and were able to check ourselves in by picking our own spot. They have an after hours number posted that staff answered promptly. Very relaxed staff--checkout times were on the paperwork but were never verbally mentioned verbally to us, and when we were running late to check out they made no mention of it. Staff is willing to go out of their way to help--we were experiencing yellowjacket swarms to due to having accidentally hit a swarm with our vehicle on the way there, and staff offered to spray down our RV with bug spray or hose it off for us.

The bathroom had typical toilet stalls, with two showers that had just a curtain for privacy. Very nice deluxe shower head, good heat lamp. The rest of the shower was opposite of deluxe, but I really appreciated the nice showerhead, I feel they spent the money where it mattered the most.

We did have a black widow spider hiding in our plugin receptacle, watch out!

Wifi was available, was good when it worked, but also stopped working frequently enough that we ended up just using our hotspot.

$38.75/night is only if paying by cash or check; $40/night if paying by card.

We arrived late at night and were able to check ourselves in by picking our own spot. They have an after hours number posted that staff answered promptly. Very relaxed staff--checkout times were on the paperwork but were never verbally mentioned verbally to us, and when we were running late to check out they made no mention of it. Staff is willing to go out of their way to help--we were experiencing yellowjacket swarms to due to having accidentally hit a swarm with our vehicle on the way there, and staff offered to spray down our RV with bug spray or hose it off for us.

The bathroom had typical toilet stalls, with two showers that had just a curtain for privacy. Very nice deluxe shower head, good heat lamp. The rest of the shower was opposite of deluxe, but I really appreciated the nice showerhead, I feel they spent the money where it mattered the most.

We did have a black widow spider hiding in our plugin receptacle, watch out!

Wifi was available, was good when it worked, but also stopped working frequently enough that we ended up just using our hotspot. Sites were pretty close together, but that's what you get with a large RV park. Not muh shade available. Pretty quiet.

$38.75/night is only if paying by cash or check; $40/night if paying by card.

We’ve stayed here a few times on our travels to/from Montana. Great place for FHU, laundry and a good nights sleep!

We stayed here for a couple nights on our way from South Dakota to Glacier National Park. The park had great access to Theodore Roosevelt NP for the day. The office staff was incredible friendly, we received a spot with shade, and the restroom facilities were clean. All you need for a campground! Would definitely stay again if passing through.

Maybe the friendliest staff I encountered in a 3 week trip. I even told my wife right before she went to check-in that I remembered how friendly this staff was over the phone when I talked to them a month earlier. Anyway, it’s close to I-80 but I didn’t notice that much noise. A solid handful of resupply options within a mile or 2. There’s an awesome coffee shop, The Brew, in Dickinson inside of an old church, and Los Cabos checked the boxes for Mexican (recommended by a friend that lived in Dickinson during the boom).