When you really need a break from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, head to the hills for some rustic camping. You’ll get away from the noise of the television and the stress of work, and make some memories that will last a lifetime. Here’s one campground you should definitely consider.
Cross Ranch State Park is nestled right next to the Missouri River, on a rare, undeveloped section where the land has been left in its primitive state.
tdawg40sw/Tripadvisor You’ll find the park at 1403 River Road in Center, North Dakota.
Pitch your tent on a campsite here and enjoy the spectacular scenery. The campground includes restroom and shower facilities and playgrounds. The sites must be reserved in advance.
tdawg40sw/Tripadvisor For more information about how to reserve your campsite, click here.
The campsite are spacious, with picnic tables, fire pits and plenty of space to spread out.
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If you’d rather have accommodations that are a little more modern, rent a cabin.
Trace N./Yelp While there’s no running water or toilet inside the cabins, they’re cozy spots to spend the night. Cabins are equipped with wood-burning stoves, electricity, bunks and basic furniture. They sleep six people.
Several yurts also offer comfy accommodations.
Cross Ranch State Park/Facebook Yurts are equipped with furniture, gas heating and electricity. They’re each located near a vault toilet and running water.
If you love sleeping in a tent, but don’t want to have to set yours up, rent the York Tipi!
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Stretch your legs and explore the park on 16 miles of well-marked trails.
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The Missouri River not only provides some incredible views, but it’s also a great spot for fishing and canoeing. You can rent a canoe from the park here.
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Have you camped overnight at Cross Ranch State Park? Tell our readers about your experience in the comments!
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You’ll find the park at 1403 River Road in Center, North Dakota.
For more information about how to reserve your campsite, click here.
Trace N./Yelp
While there’s no running water or toilet inside the cabins, they’re cozy spots to spend the night. Cabins are equipped with wood-burning stoves, electricity, bunks and basic furniture. They sleep six people.
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Yurts are equipped with furniture, gas heating and electricity. They’re each located near a vault toilet and running water.
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For more camping options, take a look at these 10 extraordinary campsites around North Dakota.
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