Lake Sakakawea State Park offers premier camping on the shores of the third-largest man-made reservoir in the United States, located in north-central North Dakota. This 368,000-acre lake provides a stunning backdrop for a comprehensive outdoor recreation experience suited for RVs and tent campers alike.
The park features 140 modern campsites with 30-amp and 50-amp electrical hookups, water access, and dump station facilities, alongside 43 primitive campsites for those seeking a more rustic experience. A full-service marina with 74 slips accommodates watercraft, with boat ramps, courtesy docks, and pontoon and kayak rental services available.
Lake Sakakawea is renowned as a premier fishing destination, with abundant walleye, northern pike, and chinook salmon. Water enthusiasts can also enjoy the park's four hiking and biking trails totaling 5.2 miles that showcase the surrounding landscape. The park serves as the Western Terminus of the North Country National Scenic Trail, a 4,800-mile route spanning eight states.
Family amenities include two playgrounds. Additional facilities feature a visitor center, picnic shelters, and a convenience store. Lake Sakakawea State Park delivers a well-rounded North Dakota camping destination for RV travelers seeking water recreation, world-class fishing, and scenic natural surroundings.