Bismarck KOA

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Wait to fill up and save 8 cents per gallon gas or diesel with campground coupon. Remember your visit with a Lewis and Clark souvenir from the campground store.

The Bismarck area is rich in history. Experience the beauty and wonder of ND Heritage Center & State Museum. Flashback to early 1900's at Historic Village, Buckstop Junction. Visit General George Custer's home at Fort Abraham Lincoln. Other historic places include Lewis & Clark Interpretive Center, re-created Fort Mandan, and Knife River Indian Villages. Also enjoy abundant bike trails and golf courses throughout the city. Savor modern conveniences at this big-rig friendly KOA with plenty of shade and easy access to I-94. Enjoy basketball and tennis courts, two playgrounds, a heated pool, ladder golf, beanbag toss and banana bikes for rent. Exercise your pet at Kamp K9. Limited facilities during the off-season. Pool: Memorial Weekend - Labor Day Weekend. Max pull thru: 87 feet. Your hosts: the Roeder family.

Although we welcome Toy Haulers or units towing, the use of ATVs, UTVs, golf carts, dirt bikes, etc. are prohibited on grounds.

Note: During off season months, (approximately 10/15 to 04/16), we cannot leave our water on to sites. But rather, fill your fresh water tank directly on your RV.

Campground Amenities

50 Max Amp
90' Max Length
Wi-Fi
Pool (5/23 - 9/8)
Snack Bar ($)
Propane ($)
Firewood ($)
Pavilion
Bike Rentals ($)
Dog Park

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Nice semi private sites and easy on-off interstate... would return. 9/25/2020

Very pleasant. Nice people to work with, quiet, clean. Easy to get into and out of. Well worth the money spent. Thank you 9/24/2020

We had to arrive late but found our info and campsite easily. We were never given the codes to the restrooms. Due to Covid the KOA wanted RVs to use their own facilities and not the campgrounds. We had a pop-up so we had no facilities... 9/23/2020

Mark is a great host and helped with a problem on my RV. 9/23/2020

Very friendly! Nice campground with full hookups, biggest sites that I have seen at a koa. Very clean! Friendly host! Lots to do around the area! Thanks again! Would definitely stay again! 9/23/2020

We have stayed here previously and have always enjoyed it. Even following COVID guidelines we will be back. 9/23/2020

manager/host very friendly and helpful 9/23/2020

Very clean. The spots are level with some privacy. Nice dog walk area. Our second time here in 3 years. Will be back.... 9/22/2020

Very friendly and helpful 9/22/2020

Check in was not helpful with VKR points. Employee was not helpful with my assigned space. 9/22/2020

Overnight stay. Well organized and maintained. Sites were paved and flat. 9/22/2020

I had a late doctor's appointment and they let me keep the spot and have a late check out, which was a HUGE relief. Than you 9/22/2020

Convenient, cheap and clean. 9/22/2020

Staff is fantastic, nice and easy pull thru spot for us. Quiet and good wifi 9/22/2020

Very friendly and helpful. Nice park and good location 9/21/2020

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Often referred to as "The Skyscraper on the Prairie." State Capitol Tours are conducted on the hour from 8 to 11 a.m. and 1 to 4 p.m. all year. From Memorial Day to Labor Day tours are available on Saturdays 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Sundays 1 to 4 p.m.

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Located at the State Capital this museum features many plains Indians artifacts and much about the military and agricultural history of the area. The Main Gallery traces millions of years of North Dakota history from dinosaurs to the depression.

Cruise the Majestic Missouri River on the Lewis &,Clark Riverboat, a 150 passenger vessel located at the Historic Port of Bismarck. Daily cruises include Afternoon, Evening, and Sunset times. Signature cruises are also available featuring Pizza, Barbecue, and Family Picnics.

On June 3, 1961, the Dakota Zoo opened its gates to the public with 75 mammals and 23 birds on some 15 acres of developed land. Forty thousand visitors paid a ten cent admission fee that first year to visit the zoo. Today, an average of over 100,000 people walk through the gates each year and view 125 species of birds, reptiles, insects and mammals. Check out all the wild and exciting adventures!

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