Fort Totten is an ideal place for camping adventures of all kinds. Fort Totten is an adventure-filled destination for those who love the outdoorsy camper lifestyle. But it's also great for those who prefer to spend time near the city, exploring and sightseeing. Ready to plan your adventure? Check out our campgrounds near Fort Totten and user-submitted reviews.
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
$30 / night
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
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
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
Request to BookJan'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
