20 21 FEES & FACILITIES

Parks & Recreation

Effective January 1 to December 31, 2021 | Prices subject to change TABLE OF CONTENTS Park Entrance & Fees...... 1 Marina Fees ...... 4 Miscellaneous Fees...... 2 Reservations...... 5 OHV & Snowmobile Fees ...... 2 Lodging ...... 6 Equipment Rental Fees ...... 3 Facilities by Park ...... 7

PARK ENTRANCE FEES CAMPING FEES

Vehicles must display a valid park entrance Camping fees do not include entrance fees. A permit year-round. daily or annual permit is required in addition to the fees listed below. Daily vehicle entrance fee...... $7 Annual vehicle entrance permit ...... $35 The full-service camping season runs from mid- May to mid or late-September. Limited services Purchase of annual vehicle entrance permit is are available in the off-season. Little Missouri available online at www.parkrec.nd.gov, at the and Sully Creek State Parks are only open Parks & Recreation Department seasonally. Bismarck Office, through the Call Center at 800- 807-4723 or at any state park. Modern Plus ...... $30 (Electric, water & sewer) Senior Discount: ND residents age 65 and older are eligible to purchase an annual entrance Modern Campsites...... $25 (Electric & water) permit for $28. Not available for purchase online. Group Plus Campsites...... $30 (Electric, water & sewer) Disabled Veterans and POWs: ND veterans with a 50 percent or greater service-related Group Campsites...... $25 disability and former POWs are eligible for a (Electric & water) free annual lifetime pass. All other ND veterans with service-related disabilities may purchase Primitive Campsites ...... $17 an annual permit for $28. Requires a current Special Pricing: VA proof of disability or ND DAV/POW license Little Missouri Modern Campsites. . . . $15 plates. (Electric)

Library Loan Program: A daily park pass can Little Missouri Primitive Campsites. . . . $ 12 be checked out by library card holders for no charge at most North Dakota public libraries.

1 MISCELLANEOUS FEES OFF-HIGHWAY VEHICLE (OHV) FEES

Horses: Riding is allowed at Fort Ransom, Residents: The registration fee for ND resident OHVs , Sully Creek and Little operating on public lands and trails is $20 and is Missouri State Parks and the Pembina Gorge available through NDDOT. The registration period State Recreation Area. Horse permits may be is for two years beginning October 1 of each even- purchased at the parks or online. numbered year.

Daily horse permit ...... $6/horse Non-residents: Owners of out-of-state registered Annual horse permit...... $30/horse OHVs must purchase a non-resident public trails and lands access permit. Permits are $10/year and can Showers: A $5 shower permit is required for be purchased at any ND state park or online at travel. each person entering the park whose sole parkrecnd.com. purpose is to use the park’s shower facilities. Education Classes: Several classes are available that Recreational Vehicle Storage Unit Rentals: teach riders to practice safe riding in North Dakota. Storage is available in the summer months Class information available at www.parkrec.nd.gov (May-September) at the following parks: Youth classroom...... Free - Fort Stevenson - Grahams Island Youth hands on...... Free - Icelandic - Lake Sakakawea Online...... $30 - Lewis & Clark State agency class...... $30 Private industry...... $75 Storage Fee Daily Weekly Monthly Season 1 unit $8 $20 $45 $180 SNOWMOBILE FEES Winter Storage: Storage is available in the winter months (October-April) at the following Residents: The registration fee for ND resident parks: snowmobiles operating on public lands and trails is $50 and is available through NDDOT. The registration - Fort Stevenson - Lake Sakakawea period is for two years beginning October 1 of each - Lewis & Clark odd-numbered year.

Winter Storage...... $180 Non-residents: Owners of out-of-state registered snowmobiles must purchase a non-resident public Equipment Storage Rack Rental: recreation trails and lands access permit. Permits are $25/year equipment storage for canoes, kayaks and and can be purchased at any ND state park or online paddle boards available seasonally (May- at travel.parkrecnd.com. September or October-April) at: - Fort Stevenson Education Classes: Several classes are available that teach riders to practice safe riding in North Dakota. Equipment Storage...... $50/season Class information available at www.parkrec.nd.gov Youth in-person/virtual...... Free Online...... $30 State agency class...... $30 Private industry...... $75

2 EQUIPMENT RENTAL FEES

Canoes: Life jackets and paddles are included require a minimum 2-hour rental period and in rental fee. Fort Ransom and Cross Ranch additional fees for drop-off or pick-up service. require a minimum 2-hour rental period and Rentals available at: additional fees for drop-off or pick-up service. - Beaver Lake - Cross Ranch Rentals available at: - Fort Ransom - Fort Stevenson - Cross Ranch - Fort Ransom - Icelandic - Lake Metigoshe - Fort Stevenson - Icelandic - Lewis & Clark - Pembina Gorge - Lake Metigoshe - Lewis & Clark Kayaks ...... $8/hour or $50/day Per canoe...... $8/hour or $50/day Paddle Boats: Life jackets are included in Cross Country Skis: Poles included in rental rental fee. Rentals available at Fort Stevenson. fee. Rentals available at: Paddle Boat. . . . . $8/hour or $50/day - Cross Ranch - Fort Ransom - Fort Stevenson - Lake Metigoshe Stand Up Paddle Boards: Life jackets and Cross Country Skis...... $15/day paddles are included in rental fee. Rentals available at: Fat Tire Bike: Helmets are included in rental - Fort Stevenson - Icelandic fee. Rentals available at: - Lewis & Clark - Fort Stevenson Stand Up Paddle Board. .$8/hour or $50/day Fat Tire Bike...... $8/hour or $50/day Snowshoes: Rentals available at: Fishing Boats/Pontoon: Life jackets are - Cross Ranch - Fort Stevenson included in rental fee. Rentals available at Fort - Lake Metigoshe - Lewis & Clark Stevenson. Snowshoes...... $15/day 16-ft Boat...... $105/day 17-ft Fishing Boat...... $115/day Kicksleds: Rentals available at: 22-ft Pontoon...... $350/day - Icelandic - Fort Stevenson Kayaks: Life jackets and paddles are included in rental fee. Fort Ransom and Cross Ranch Kicksleds...... $15/day

3 MARINA FEES

Marina slips are available at Fort Stevenson, Lewis and Clark and Lake Sakakawea State Parks. All are managed by the North Dakota Parks and Recreation Department. A $200 deposit is required by October 15 to hold a requested slip, and the balance is due by May 1. Slip pricing is listed below:

Fort Stevenson State Park: There are two marinas located at Fort Stevenson: de Trobriand Bay Marina and Garrison Bay Marina.

Slip Size 26 ft 30 ft 36 ft 40 ft 42 ft 46 ft 56 ft Jet Ski

Daily $19.5 $22.5 $27 $30 $31.5 $34.5 $42 $5 Daily $26 $30 $36 $40 $42 $46 $56 N/A Electric Weekly $ 117 $ 135 $162 $180 $189 $207 $252 $30 Weekly $130 $150 $180 $200 $ 210 $230 $280 N/A Electric Monthly $455 $525 $630 $700 $735 $805 $950 $90 Monthly $507 $585 $702 $780 $ 819 $897 $1092 N/A Electric Seasonal $1300 $1500 $1800 $2000 $2100 $2300 $2800 $340 Seasonal $1430 $1650 $1980 $2200 $ 2310 $2530 $3080 N/A Electric

Lake Sakakawea State Park:

Slip Size 24 ft 25 ft 30 ft 35 ft 40 ft 45 ft 50 ft 70 ft 72 ft

Daily $18 $18.75 $22.5 $26.25 $30 $33.75 $37.5 $52.5 $54 Daily $24 $25 $30 $35 $40 $45 $50 $70 $72 Electric Weekly $108 $ 112 $ 135 $157 $180 $202.5 $225 $ 315 $324 Weekly $120 $ 125 $150 $175 $200 $225 $250 $350 $360 Electric Monthly $420 $437 $525 $ 612 $700 $787.5 $875 $ 12 25 $1260 Monthly $468 $487.5 $585 $682.5 $780 $877.5 $975 $1365 $1404 Electric Seasonal $1200 $1250 $1500 $1750 $2000 $2250 $2500 $3500 $3600 Seasonal $1320 $ 1375 $1650 $ 1925 $2200 $2475 $2750 $3850 $3960 Electric

Lewis & Clark State Park:

Slip Size 20 ft 24 ft 28 ft 46 ft 50 ft Daily $18 $18.75 $22.5 $26.25 $30 Weekly $108 $ 112 $ 135 $157 $180 Monthly $420 $437 $525 $ 612 $700 Seasonal $1200 $1250 $1500 $1750 $2000

4 RESERVATIONS

Reservations for North Dakota state park • On holidays and weekends, a 2- or 3-night cabin, campgrounds can be made: yurt or may be required. Online: www.parkrec.nd.gov • check-in is after 4 p.m. and check-out is Call Center: 1 (800) 807-4723 by 3 p.m. Full service cabin/yurt check-in is after 100% campsite and cabin reservations 4 p.m. and check-out is 12 p.m. Camping cabin/ are available in all state parks tipi check-in is after 4 p.m. and check-out is 12 p.m.

• Reservations for cabins, yurts and shelters can be made up to 365 days in advance online or through the call center. • Reservations for dorms and group or meeting facilities can be made up to 365 days in advance by calling the park directly. • Reservations for campsites, horse campsites/ corrals, and can be made within 95 days of the date of arrival. Stays are limited to 14 RESERVATION FEE SCHEDULE nights within any 30-day period. Stays may be limited to three days when the campsite is not Online Reservation Fee Change Fee being used for recreation purposes. Single site or cabin ...... $5.80 ...... $2.50 Group site ...... $5.80 ...... $2.50 • To help determine the 95-day window for reservations, a calendar including all dates for Call Center and Park Same Day the 2021 season can be found online at www. Reservation Fee Change Fee parkrec.nd.gov/stay Single site or cabin ...... $9 ...... $2.50 • Online reservations can be made 24/7 with Group site ...... $9 ...... $2.50 exception of the first day of the 95-day window; Horse Campsites ...... $9 ...... $2.50 These reservations will be available at 7 a.m. Central Time. No reservation fee is charged for same day walk-in • Reservations for cabins, yurts, and tipis can registration at the park. be made until noon the day before arrival. *Cabin includes yurts & tipis Campsite reservations can be made up to the minute of arrival. CANCELLATION FEES

• Full payment is required to confirm reservations. Campsite Reservation change and cancel fees apply. 7 or more days prior to stay...... $10 The reservation fee is non-refundable (see Less than 7 days to stay. . . One night camping fee fee schedule which follows). NDPRD accepts Discover, Visa and MasterCard credit cards. Cabins/Yurts/Tipis • Call Center reservations are limited to five 30 or more days prior to stay...... $25 resources during one phone call. For large Less than 30 days to stay...... group gathering, when 10 or more adjacent Cancellations made less than 30 days of scheduled campsites are desired, call the park directly. check-in are subject to a cancellation fee equal to 38%.

5 SEASONAL LODGING YEAR-ROUND LODGING

These seasonal lodging facilities are available Primitive Cabins/Yurts during the full-service sesaon from mid-May to Users should bring their own bedding and towels. mid- or late-September. See park listings online (parkrec.nd.gov) for cabin/ yurt amenities. Available at: Camping Cabins - Cross Ranch - Lake Metigoshe Small one-room cabins are available during the full-service season at the state parks listed below. Each cabin can sleep up to five in bunk beds and is Full-Service Cabins/Yurts equipped with lights, heat, air conditioning, fan and Each cabin/yurt is equipped with heat, kitchenette, either a deck or patio. No cooking is allowed inside. and an ADA bathroom. Users are responsible for No showers, sink or toilet. Comfort stations are providing bedding and towels. Available at: available for use. Users are responsible for providing - Cross Ranch - Fort Stevenson bedding and towels. No pets are allowed in cabins. - Fort Ransom - Lake Metigoshe Available at:

- Beaver Lake - Lake Sakakawea Group Dorms - Fort Abraham Lincoln - Lewis and Clark Two group dorms, each sleeping 60 in bunk beds, - Fort Stevenson - Icelandic are available year-round at Lake Metigoshe State - Grahams Island Park. A shower house is adjacent to dorms. Users are responsible for providing bedding and towels. Woodland Cabins There are 12 units available during the full-service season at . Ten units sleep up to 6 each. Two of the 12 units are ADA compliant and sleep up to 3 each. All units equipped with air conditioning, heat, private shower and toilets. Users are responsible for providing bedding and towels.

Tipis Available during the full-service season at Cross Ranch and Fort Abraham Lincoln State Parks. These 18-foot Cheyenne style tipis sleep up to 4. Tipis include cots, a fire ring and a picnic table. No cooking is allowed inside.

Covered Wagon Available during the full-service season at . The wagon has a king bed, and a set of twin bunk beds. It also includes a refrigerator, microwave, four barstools around a wagon wheel table and air conditioning. Users are responsible for providing bedding and towels.

6 FACILITIES BY PARK

Beaver Lake State Park Primitive Yurts: (701) 452-2752 · [email protected] The Bagnell and Ice Glider Yurts are twin yurts located within the main campground at Cross Ranch. These Camping Cabins: Three camping cabins with heat/ yurts sleep five and have a bunk bed and a pullout air conditioning, refrigerator and microwave are futon. A gas fireplace, kitchen table, and a small available. Cabins sleep up to five. refrigerator are located inside the yurts. A vault toilet is located nearby, and shower facilities are available Per Cabin...... $60/night year-round at the Visitor Center.

Picnic Shelters: 2 small picnic shelters (electricity) Levis Yurt is equipped with a wood-burning stove and each with 6 tables. wood supply. This yurt sleeps up to three people with a futon couch and futon chair. The yurt is equipped Per ...... $25/day with lighting, a refrigerator, table with bench seating, outdoor picnic table and fire ring. No cooking allowed inside. Running water and a vault toilet are located nearby. (701) 794-3731 · [email protected] Primitive Yurt...... $65/night Primitive Cabins: Arthur A. Link Centennial Cabin is available year- Full-Service Yurt: Pretty Point Yurt offers a kitchen, two round and sleeps up to six. Limited dishes and utensils, bedrooms (full size beds), pull out couch, bathroom, a coffee pot and mini fridge, are available. The cabin loft, gas heat and fireplace, and air conditioning. has a propane fireplace and wood-burning cook Sleeps 6. stove along with picnic tables and fire ring outside. No running water or indoor toilet. Shower facilities Full-Service Yurt...... $125/night are available year-round at the Visitor Center. Tipi: Includes four cots, a small table, a fire ring and John Colter Cabin is available year-round and a picnic table. No cooking is allowed inside. Comfort sleeps up to five. It has two bedrooms, electric heat, stations are available for use. Sleeps 4. overhead lights and a wood-burning fireplace. Camp stove and cooking utensils are not provided. Tipi...... $35/night

Day use...... $70/day Group Facilities Overnight...... $80/night River Peoples Visitor Center Meeting Room: Available for rent year-round and can accommodate up to 50 Full-Service Cabin: people. Includes projector, screen and WiFi. The York Cabin has air conditioning, charcoal grill, electricity, fire ring, full bathroom, full kitchen, Meeting Room. . . $75/half day or $100/full day gas fireplace, heat and picnic tables. The cabin is accessible and sleeps six with a queen bedroom, Picnic Shelters: Small (electricity) & large (electricity) queen bed in the loft and a pull out couch. are available in the main park. There is also a small shelter (no electricity) at the Sanger Campground. Full-Service Cabin...... $125/night Small Shelter (cap. 48)...... $25/day Large Shelter (cap. 120)...... $75/day

7 Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park This homey cabin, built for two, is open seasonally. The (701) 667-6340 · [email protected] cabin is a single room with a bed, table, refrigerator, and recliner. Camping Cabins: Two cabins are available seasonally and each sleep five, bunk bed style. Nils Olson Cabin...... $45/night Amenities include refrigerator, air conditioning, heat, fire ring and picnic table. Full-Service Yurts: Two full-service yurts are available year-round and are equipped with gas Per Cabin...... $60/night heating, kitchen, bathroom, two bedrooms (full beds), pull out couch, a loft and sleep up to six people. Both Tipis: Two tipis, each sleeps four, cots provided. yurts include a large deck, picnic tables, and fire ring.

Per Tipi ...... $35/night Per Yurt...... $125/night

Group Facilities: Group Facilities: The Commissary: Available year-round for indoor Sodbuster includes indoor kitchen and meetings and events with seating and tables for up to seating with tables for 64. No utensils. Available mid- 150. Meeting room equipped with WiFi, coffeemaker, May to Oct. 1 microwave, DVD player, TV, sink and refrigerator. Sodbuster Building...... $100/day Meeting Room...... $150/full day Visitor Center Meeting Room seats up to 16 people Picnic Shelters: small shelters are available first-come, and is available year round. Rental includes first-serve (no electricity). audiovisual equipment with 65” TV monitor and WiFi access. Shelter...... $25/day Meeting Room . . . $75/half day or $100/full day

Fort Ransom State Park Picnic shelters: 2 small group shelters with a capacity (701) 973-4331 · [email protected] of 40 to 48 and 5 to 6 tables each. No electricity .

Full-Service Cabin: The Bjone House offers heat, Shelter...... $25 air conditioning, gas grill, gas stove, a full kitchen, bathroom, and three queen bedrooms. It also includes a deck overlooking the river.

Bjone House...... $125/night

Seasonal Cabins: The Percheron Wagon has a king bed and a set of twin bunk beds. It also includes a refrigerator, microwave, four barstools around a wagon wheel table and air conditioning.

Percheron Wagon ...... $85/night

8 Fort Stevenson State Park (701) 337-5576 · [email protected] (701) 265-4561 · [email protected]

Camping Cabins: Three cabins are available Camping Cabins: Three cabins are available seasonally and each sleep five, bunk bed style. Each seasonally and each sleep five, bunk bed style. cabin is equipped with lights, heat, air conditioning, Amenities include air conditioning, electricity, heat small refrigerator and a deck. Cooking is not allowed and fire ring. Cooking is not allowed inside, but a grill inside, but a grill and picnic table are located outside. and picnic table are located outside.

Per Cabin...... $60/night Per Cabin...... $60/night

Full-Service Cabins: Two units available year- Group Facilities: round. Each unit sleeps four with a bunk bed and full Akra Hall can seat up to 150. It includes a catering bed. Each cabin has air conditioning, heat, WiFi, a kitchen with refrigerator, sink and service counter. bathroom and a kitchen. Available from May 15 - September 30. Two-day rental minimum. Per Cabin...... $70/night Akra Hall...... $150/day Picnic Shelters: Two small shelters each with six tables. No electricity . Capacity of 48 people. Pioneer Heritage Center Meeting Room seats up to 75 and is available year-round. Includes A/V Picnic Shelter ...... $25/day equipment, 4 microphones, LCD projector and screen.

Grahams Island State Park Meeting Room. . . $75/half day or $100/full day (701) 766-4015 · [email protected] Hallson Church seats 100 and is available May 15- September 30. Two-day rental minimum. Camping Cabins: Four cabins are available seasonally and each sleep five, bunk bed style. Hallson Church...... $100/day Amenities include air conditioning, electricity, fire ring, heat, picnic table, refrigerator. Picnic Shelters: medium shelter (electricity) holds up to 12 tables and 96 people. Per Cabin...... $60/night Picnic Shelter ...... $50/day Group Facilities: Sivert Thompson Activity Center seats up to 180 and has air conditioning, counter service area, kitchen sink, restrooms, wood-burning fireplace and gas grill.

Sivert Thompson Activity Center. . . . .$200/day

Picnic shelters: Two shelters. The south shelter (electricity) has six tables and seats 48. The north shelter (no electricity) has four tables and seats 32.

Shelter...... $25

9 Lake Metigoshe State Park Slemmen Lodge sleeps up to 8 (1 queen, 3 queen (701) 263-4651 · [email protected] futons). It includes a gas fireplace, full kitchen, 3/4 bathroom with accessible shower, charcoal grill, fire Primitive/Semi-Primitive Cabins: ring, picnic table, deck and WiFi. Cormorant sleeps 4 (1 queen, 1 full futon) and is Slemmen Lodge...... $115/night available year-round. Includes a refrigerator, stove, microwave, charcoal grill, fire ring, picnic table and Group Facilities: electric heat. There is no running water at the cabin. Group dorms are available year-round. There are two There is a vault toilet located on site. group dorms each sleep 60 bunk bed style. Showers

adjacent to dorm . Osprey is available year-round and sleeps up to 4 (2 singles and 2 full beds with sleeping pads). Those Per Person (minimum of $125) ...... $6/day staying at this cabin must hike, bike or canoe to it as there is no motorized vehicle access to this cabin. There Kitchen/Dining Hall seats 140 people. It is available is a vault toilet, picnic table and fire ring with cooking year-round and has a full equipped kitchen. grate on site. A wood burning stove is located in the cabin. Split wood is available. Two propane lanterns Kitchen/Dining hall...... $250/day are provided for lighting. Picnic Shelters: Two small shelters with no electricity Primitive Cabins...... $60/night and seat 48 people. One medium shelter (electricity) seats 100 people. Primitive Yurt: The Blue Heron Yurt sleeps 4 (1 full, 1 single, 1 queen Small shelter...... $25/day futon). There is a vault toilet at the site along with a Medium shelter...... $50/day charcoal grill, fire ring and picnic table. Heat is from a gas fireplace and there is electricity and a small Lake Sakakawea State Park fridge. (701) 487-3315 · [email protected] Primitive yurt...... $65/night Camping Cabins: Two cabins are available Full Service Cabins: seasonally and each sleep five, bunk bed style. Loon Lodge Cabin sleeps 4 (1 queen, 2 singles) and Amenities include air conditioning, electricity, fire includes a gas fireplace, full kitchen, 3/4 bathroom ring, and picnic table. with accessible shower, charcoal grill, fire ring, picnic Per Cabin...... $60/night table, deck and WiFi. Picnic Shelters: Two small shelters (no electricity) Loon Lodge...... $95/night hold 30-40 people each, no utilities. White Pelican Cabin sleeps 6 (1 queen, 2 singles, 1 queen futon) and includes a gas fireplace, full kitchen, Small shelter...... $25/day 3/4 bathroom with accessible shower, charcoal grill, fire ring, picnic table, deck and WiFi. Large shelter (electricity and lights) holds up to 300 people. Water hydrant nearby. White Pelican...... $105/night Large Shelter...... $75/day

10 Lewis & Clark State Park Woodland Lodge dining area seats up to 100. The (701) 859-3071 · [email protected] facility has a fireplace and full-service kitchen. Gas grill available for an additional $50/day fee. Two Camping Cabins: Two cabins are available with one day minimum rental required May 1-October 31. double bed and three single beds in each. Amenities include air conditioning, electricity, fire ring, heat, Woodland Lodge...... $400/full day picnic table and small refrigerator. Chalet meeting room seats 40 and is available year- Per Cabin...... $60/night round. The rental includes a fireplace, tables, chairs and catering kitchen with microwave and refrigerator. Picnic Shelters: The North and South shelters hold No stove, dishes or cookware provided. 64-96 people. The Friends shelter holds 128 people. Chalet Meeting Room...... $150/full day North shelter (no electricity) ...... $50/day South shelter (electricity & water) . . . . $50/day Picnic Shelters: The Agassiz shelter holds 40-50 and Friends shelter (electricity) ...... $75/day the CCC Memorial shelter holds groups up to 300. Agassiz shelter ...... $25/day Little Missouri State Park CCC Memorial shelter ...... $200/day (701) 764-5256 · [email protected] Lewis & Clark Interpretive Center/Fort Picnic Shelters: Two small shelters (electricity) hold two tables and two large shelters (electricity and (877) 462-8535 · [email protected] lights) hold up to 18 tables each. Group Facilities: Small shelter ...... $25/day Event Center seats 120 with tables and 180 theater Large shelter ...... $75/day style. Includes admission, tables, chairs, microphone, projector and screen. Available year-round.

Turtle River State Park Event Center...... $500/full day (701) 795-3180 · [email protected] Library meeting room seats 10-12 in a board room Full Service Cabins: setting. Includes admission, tables, chairs, microphone, There are 12 Woodland Cabins available during the projector and screen. Available year-round. full-service season. Ten units sleep up to six. Two units are ADA compliant and sleep up to three each. All Library...... $75/half day or $100/full day equipped with shower and toilets. Lodge Classroom seats 40 with tables and 75 theater Woodland Cabins...... $65/night style. Includes admission, tables, chairs, microphone, projector and screen. Available year-round. Group Facilities: Visitor Center Meeting Room seats 30 in classroom Lodge Classroom...... $150/day style or 50 audience style without tables. Full audio- visual systems, screen/whiteboard, and WiFi are Picnic Shelters: 3 shelters available with capacity of provided. 80-100 people (10 tables) per shelter.

Meeting Room. . . $75/half day or $100/full day Shelter...... $50

11 GUIDELINES

Policies governing use of North Dakota State Parks CAMPSITES are published in the North Dakota Administrative Code, Chapter 58-02-08. The full text is available • Camping allowed on designated campsites only. at www.parkrec.nd.gov. Failure to obey these rules One camping unit per campsite allowed (maximum may result in verbal or written warning, summons and of six people or immediate family), unless the site is complaint, fine and/or loss of park privileges. designated as a group or multiple site. • Campsite check-in is after 4 p.m. Check-out by 3 p.m. • Additional information about facility policies is available either online or at the park. • Campsite and cabin occupancy is limited to no more than 14 nights in any 30-day period. • A park can limit the length of stay to three nights when a customer is not using a campsite or CABINS overnight facility for recreational purposes. • Must be 18 year of age or older to rent park • Cabin and group facility users are expected to campsites and facilities. do general cleaning prior to vacating, including • Fires must be contained in designated fire rings sweeping, wiping down surfaces and collecting and and attended by an adult at all times. Campfires bagging trash. may be prohibited based on the ND Fire Danger • On holidays and weekends, a two-night cabin or yurt Rating Map. stay may be required. • Contact park for restrictions on alcohol use and • Full-service cabin/yurt check-in is after 4 p.m. Check- insurance requirements for rental of group facilities out is 12 p.m. or shelters. • Cabin/dorm/yurt/tipi visitors must provide bedding, towels and soap. RESERVATIONS • No smoking in cabins and facilities. • Reservations for campsites, cabins, tipis, horse sites, • No cooking inside camping cabins, primitive yurts shelters and yurts must be made either through the and tipis. reservation system (www.travel.parkrecnd.com/) • Full-service cabins and yurts will not have all amenities or by calling 1-800-807-4723. Reservations for traditionally available including, pots, pans, cooking dorms and group and meeting facilities must be utensils, dinnerware, coffee machines, and more. made by calling the park. For specific information about your upcoming rental, • Reservations for cabins, yurts, shelters, and group please contact your park before you visit. facilities are accepted 365 days in advance. • No game or fish cleaning in or around cabins or group • Reservations for campsites and tipis are accepted facilities. Contact park staff for other arrangements. 95 days in advance. A credit card is required to • Users must adhere to all park rules and regulations make a reservation, and is charged at the time the posted in each facility. reservation is made. • A non-refundable reservation fee is charged PETS regardless of how the reservation is made. • No pets are allowed inside cabins or indoor facilities. • Pets must be kept on a leash and attended at all times. • Pet waste must be bagged and disposed of in an appropriate manner.

12 DESTINATION PROPERTIES

Pembina Gorge Lake Metigoshe Icelandic

Lewis & Clark Grahams Island

Turtle River Ft. Stevenson

Lake Sakakawea

Little Missouri Lewis & Clark Cross Ranch Interpretive Center

Sully Creek Ft. Abraham Lincoln Ft. Ransom Beaver Lake

ND State Park Interpretive Center ND State Recreation Area

Beaver Lake State Park Grahams Island State Park Little Missouri State Park (701) 452-2752 (701) 766-4015 (701) 764-5256 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

Cross Ranch State Park Icelandic State Park (701) 794-3731 (701) 265-4561 (701) 623-2024 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park Lake Metigoshe State Park Turtle River State Park (701) 667-6340 (701) 263-4651 (701) 795-3180 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

Fort Ransom State Park Lake Sakakawea State Park Lewis & Clark Interpretive Center/ (701) 973-4331 (701) 487-3315 Fort Mandan [email protected] [email protected] (877) 462-8535 [email protected] Fort Stevenson State Park Lewis & Clark State Park (701) 337-5576 (701) 859-3071 Pembina Gorge State [email protected] [email protected] Recreation Area (701) 549-2444 [email protected]

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