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Jan's RV Park welcomes you to Leeds, ND, a small farming community of 500 where we specialize in rural friendliness and spectacular prairie sunsets. Jan's is a 14 space, pet friendly RV park right along the "high line" U.S. Highway 2 which stretches from Washington to the north central US.
Full hook-up 30/50 amp electricity 30 is a direct plug in, 50 has 20/30/50 circuit breaker)
Water/Sewer hook ups at every site
Indoor bathroom and shower w/ tall toilet and grab bars located in lodge lobby
Flat terrain
Pet friendly/Large green space
Shared Fire pit (wind/weather permitting) with adjustable grill
Tent sites are a MAX of 4 guests per site, and $15. Anything over 4 guests is an additional $3 per guest. First come first serve.
No pull throughs at this time. Jan's RV Park is an unattended site where the owner lives nearby, not onsite.
There is a brochure rack and welcome/area information in the lodge lobby. There is a convenience store and gas station across the street where you can get ice, bait, firewood and hand dipped waffle cones at a great price! Our area is known for excellent Devil's Lake walleye and pike fishing, waterfowl hunting/watching. Leeds has a summertime community pool and a park for kids to enjoy. There are 2 area bar/restaurants with basic menus.
Local attractions available within approximately one hour: The International Peace Garden; Rugby, the geographical center of North America with a Prairie Village Museum; Dale & Martha Hawk Museum with antique farm machinery; Fort Totten Historic Site; White Horse National Game Preserve, Graham's Island State Park and more. Within a few hours: National Buffalo Museum, Railroad Museum of Minot, Discovery Center Dakota Zoo, Roosevelt Zoo, Former Governors' Mansion Historic Site, and The Enchanted Highway (decorated with HUGE metal sculptures with a castle-looking tavern along the way. The Dakotas boast Mount Rushmore, Badlands and Theodore Roosevelt State Park to add to your travel plans.
Come on in and share a s'more and some stories!
$20 - $50 / night
McVille Dam Campground offers a beautiful stay for vacationers, sunbirds, and all people alike! With our proximity to the City of McVille, you will find it hard-pressed to need anything. Our City has three places to get a bite to eat and two gas stations stocked with household necessities, our local library is always hosting fun events for all ages, and our country club boasts a wonderful golf course.
Here in North Dakota, we have many residents who leave the winter season for a much warmer place, maybe you are the opposite and you wish to leave a hot place for one that gives a lovely spring and summer that you can enjoy. If that's the case then nothing can beat the charm of our state at that time of the year. Wide open land that stretches for miles and miles with fields of crops, sunflowers, canola, corn, and more! Seeing our nation's bald eagle is a common occurrence out here, and there are many other birds and wildlife to observe and photograph. There is so much to experience and not a better place to land than here- our campground is quiet and peaceful with an atmosphere of safety and relaxation.
Call today to make a reservation!
701-270-2820
Camping Amenities:
Cost for camping:
**Primitive Day Pass - **$10, with water $15, water/electric $35
**Primitive Week Pass - **$60, with water $95, water/electric $175
**Primitive Month Pass - **$200, with water $340, with water/electric $420
**RV Day Pass - **$35 with water/electric, water/electric/sewer $45
**RV Week Pass - **$175 with water/electric, $270 with water/electric/sewer
**RV Month Pass - **$600 with water/electric, $800 with water/electric/sewer
**Season Pass - **$1000 with water/electric, $1400 with water/electric/sewer
Do not bring firewood in. We have an ample supply at our sites. Transporting firewood could cause a variety of diseases to our local trees. Thank you for your cooperation.
Firewood bundles are also available for sale at D & M Service, Main Street McVille.
$10 - $1000 / night
Named for Captain Duncan Graham, one of the first known settlers in the area, Grahams Island is located in North Dakota’s Devils Lake. Located approximately 100 miles west of Grand Forks, this is the state’s largest natural lake—yet its shoreline and surface area constantly change due to its being in a closed drainage basin. The island is accessible via a bridge from the north; the state park is located a couple miles from the bridge, on the southeast point of the island. The park provides a year-round recreation destination for every kind of outdoor enthusiast, but fishing and water play are the most popular. Many just come to Grahams Island to kick back and enjoy a taste of “Island Life.”
With more than 150 campsites available, Grahams Island has an option for every type of camper. Spacious pull-through sites provide partial and full hookups for RV and trailer campers, primitive sites offer wooded seclusion for tent campers, and numerous group sites can accommodate large parties. The park even offers a few partially-furnished cabins. Campsites are equipped with picnic tables and fire rings, and the campground features drinking water, flush and vault toilets, showers, picnic shelters, playgrounds, dog park, and sports courts. Dogs are welcome, but must remain leashed unless in designated areas. Camping is available year-round, however some facilities may be closed during the winter season; sites are $17–$30/night; cabins $60/night; reservations accepted.
Large and fairly shallow, Devils Lake is a hotspot for fishing, including some of the state’s best ice fishing. The park hosts several regional and national fishing tournaments, but casting for walleye, perch, white bass, and northern pike is a year-round activity. Fishing services in the park include a bait shop, boat launch, marine gas pump, and fish cleaning station. Other lake activities include paddling, sailing or relaxing at the swim beach. During the summer season, 2 miles of hiking and mountain biking trails are available for exploring the islands local woods, and in winter, 3 miles of cross-country ski trails are groomed for winter swooshing.
$15 - $50 / night
Campsite (includes water and electricity)
$40 per night
$240 per week
Tenting/Primitive (no water or electricity)
$30 per night
$180 per week
Cabin (bathroom next door)
$100 per night
$600 per week
$30 - $100 / night
Shelvers Grove State Recreation Area is a popular overnight camping spot for motorists traveling across northern North Dakota on U.S. Highway 2. The area has campsites with electrical hookups and modern comfort station, picnic shelters and a playground. The park is open from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day.
Traveler
Full Hook ups, great owners, quiet and gorgeous location!
Traveler
This is a nice State campground in the Devils Lake Area. It has wooded and semi private sites in the primitive tent area. One part of the camper trailer area can be fairly wide open. Great place to launch your boat, fish station to clean your catch and nice swim area and playground for the kids. Devils Lake area itself can be somewhat of a boring area unless you love fishing
GuideIf you want a beautiful, relaxing, quiet stop then you'll love this place. It's full hookups with a picnic table, fire ring and trash can at each site. They have four rental RVs if needed. Horseshoes, volleyball, a free travel library with sitting room, firewood, lots of open space to play Frisbee with your pups. The town of Harvey isn't far and has everything you need. Definitely worth the stop!
Ranger
Beautiful campground with 4 30 amp electric hookups. Water available at the club house. Sites are grass mostly level. Free will donation. Did not see a dump station. Very well maintained.
ScoutThe residents of Michigan are incredibly welcoming. The Duffers Golf Club next to campground is inexpensive, unique and even has clubs available for free use! The members were having a tournament and invited us to join them after our round for an amazing steak dinner and conversation. We just stopped on our way west and can’t say enough about the hospitality. The campground is clean, has 4 electric spots and was the busiest it has ever been with 9 campers, 2 tents, 2 camper vans, 4 motor homes or buses and our travel trailer. There is a fire pit, horseshoes and a playground around the corner. We will be back our next trip west on Hwy 2.
Guide
Flat, grassy area right in town near railroad tracks and city park. Electrical hookups, shower, flush toilets...
TravelerMichigan city park campground is a beautiful little park next to a golf course that’s well taken care of. Keith the caretaker of the park and Golf course keeps Everything in beautiful condition. Very friendly town. There is a donation box On one of the electrical hook up boxes. There is a bathroom At the clubhouse very close to the campground
Ranger
This is a top free campsite in a small town urban setting with free electricity. Yes FREE 30 amp or 15 amp electricity. The city park is adjacent to a small golf club that this park shares the same driveway with(and bathroom facilities). There is no dump station or hook-ups but there is water available at the club house. The grounds are very well maintained with lots of large trees.
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GuideNice city park. Horseshoe pits, Duffers golf course. Level grassy area. Electric, flush toilet.
RangerGreat little find in a small cute town called Michigan. There are four sites that have electric and several sites for tent camping or dry camping. Right next to a little golf course that we played. Campground was great. Level spots but golf course left a little to be desired. The greens were Astroturf, which were a little hard. Everything was kind of on the honor system as you can see in the golf sign. You can stay there for free, but I thought it was nice to leave a little cash to help with the electric bill.
ScoutCampground is actually located a few hundred yards away from location shown on the Dyrt site. It is located by the Cando golf course. Hookups as well as primitive. Bathrooms with running water and showers.
GuideOpen year round. Per Ranger Water is available year round on sites 1-6, but won’t show up on website. Sites by online reservation only. Arrived about 8pm. Maybe 6 other campers, mostly fishermen. Beautiful place, lovely campgrounds. Electric only at this time. Pit toilets. No water. All sites are spacious and level with gravel pad and grassy lawn. Lots of pull through sites. One night only for us. $42.00 4-27-24
LegendI didn't spend the night but stopped on my drive past. 3 little cabins which were reasonably priced, a handful of spots with hookups and a bathroom but no shower. Cute and would be a fine stop on a weekend trip through.
LegendHuge. Lots of regular campers who stay the season but also spots for visiting. It is large, well maintained, lots of activities.
ScoutWe were there early in the season, but it was very quiet and well kept. We arrived late in the day and the directions were clear.
Guide
We didn't stay because we wanted to get further down the road... Electric was available. Vault toilets. On the water. Small park-like. Maybe 4-5 sites...
Traveler
This resort only has about 16 reservable campsites and several cabins. The rest of the resort contains a massive hotel and many seasonal campsites. The sites are pretty close together which is handy if you are camping with a group, but less than ideal if you are on your own. Excellent restrooms with showers. There is a bar/restaurant and convenience store on site. If you are into lake life this is the place for you as it is conveniently located on Devils Lake which contains great fishing and lots of areas to explore. The resort contains two swimming beaches if you’d rather stay on shore. Overall, I highly recommend.
RangerWell kept park. We stayed in the Ziebach campground. It has trees, water and electricity. There is another campground with full h/u but no shade and costs more. There is also fully shaded primitive tent camping on the water. There is a sanitary dump and small store. Great shower house. Very clean and quiet. Many boaters there is a ramp there.
Scout
Park is located right off of hwy 2. Great access to Internation Peace Garden and Geographical Center of North America. The spaces are fairly close and mostly level.
ScoutPower, water, sewer; a bathroom with a shower; good wifi. So those are all good. It’s pretty close to hwy 2 so unavoidable road noise but not too bad; our site #6 needed leveling blocks but got pretty flat; and there’s no shade. Amy the proprietor is super nice and friendly, and the reservation process was seamless. Worked well for our cross country trip
TravelerStayed one night, 10/15/22 on a road trip. Not as close to the 2 as I expected but it wasn’t a bad drive, even at dark. It was a 7$ fee to enter, and a separate online transaction for a campsite and they charged a processing fee. But seeing as many campsites are closed in October we were just happy to be there. Very large campsite. Driving around all the campsites had reserved tags hung on them, but online they were available and there were no people in any of the sites? We stayed in the Primitive camp, down to the water and off to the left. The camp was a little confusing to negotiate at night, but after a couple of missed roads we found a spot. Fire pit and picnic table. There seemed to be plenty of trees for wind protection and privacy. There was a fenced in DOG PARK, which was AWESOME! Lots of amenities for the in season camper, we still had access to the vault toilets, and water was available up by the camp store but we only knew that because we waited until the morning and asked the person running the camp store.
RangerIf you enjoy fishing, this is the place for you. The park is located on Devil’s Lake which is a fisherman’s paradise regardless of time of year. The park office resembles more of a fishing store than it does a park office, and the fish cleaning area was always full with people and their catch from that day. We stayed in a very private site (primitive site 64) right next to the lake. There were plenty of trees for shade and we felt secluded even though the campground was full. There are more open areas which seemed popular with the RV crowd- 3 separate campgrounds full. There is a boat launch as well. The walk to the bathroom was a little far from our site, but the larger bathrooms near the more popular RV areas were clean and had showers.
Guide
While East Bay Campground boasts a stunning location on Devil’s Lake, the owners’ shocking disregard for guest concerns and lack of basic hospitality make this a place to avoid. Our experience was a nightmare due to the owner's negligence, resulting in serious damage to our property that they refused to apologize for or rectify.
Upon arrival, we noticed a large tree limb hanging over our camper. We immediately reported it, concerned that it could fall and cause damage. The office reassured us, but no one came to address it. That night, the limb fell and punctured a hole in our roof.
When we informed the owner, Bill, his response was nothing short of appalling. Instead of offering any help, showing concern, or even apologizing, he dismissed us, repeatedly telling us to"just patch it up" and actively discouraging us from filing a claim.
It took three days of persistence to obtain the necessary insurance information—still with no apology or acknowledgment of their responsibility. Another reviewer had a similar experience, reporting,"we sustained major damage to our roof from trees. When I reported this to the office, they were'sorry' but offered nothing else"(RV Life Review).
Bill’s behavior reflected a complete lack of concern, remorse, or responsibility, which was deeply disturbing, especially considering the damage could have been easily prevented. This was more than just bad customer service—it was an utter failure to demonstrate even the most basic principles of hospitality or human decency.
The campground itself lacks the attention to detail expected of a well-run facility. The shower curtains in every bathroom were 2-3 inches too narrow, leaving a gap leaving anyone taking a shower exposed. Fire ring was bent, broken and unusable. When we rented a boat and reported the anchor rope was frayed and unusable, they promised it would be replaced. But, just like with the tree limb, nothing was done.
If you stay here, be prepared to have excellent insurance and no expectations of any help, because the owners clearly don’t care.
Bill and Val only seem to offer hospitality to guests who require nothing from them and request nothing that their time or attention is needed to address with respect and kindess.
Based on our experience, they will treat you like a nuisance the moment you raise a concern. For your peace of mind, I recommend finding another campground. The beautiful views are simply not worth enduring owners who show no responsibility for their guests or property.
Guide
After November 1 no water at site.
TravelerWhat a beautiful and spacious campground. Nice office/bait shop, and friendly people. We had a blast camping and fishing.
Lots of activity around the campground makes it fairly noisy.
TravelerDevils lake is a premier Walleye/Perch fishery and Woodland caters to fishermen. They have everything needed for a day on the water or ice.
Woodland gets lower marks for summer amenities not related to fishing or the lake. Ex no pool and we didn’t find a playground.
Food at the restaurant was very good.
RangerWish we had more time to stay! The resort was very accommodating and put us near a bathhouse even with a late notice reservation. Very nice bathhouses! Quiet and clean! Very beautiful place!
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