We all love roasting marshmallows over a campfire—and you can often still do that while cabin camping in Towner. Cabin camping is an adventurous and unique way to experience the city. Find your own little secluded paradise in nature. The Dyrt makes it easy to find the perfect camping cabin rental.
Located about 26 miles northwest of Dunseith, and sharing a border with Canada, Lake Metigoshe is North Dakota’s largest state park. Encompassing an area of more than 1,500 acres in the Turtle Mountains, the park was established in 1938 as a year-round retreat. Prior to settlers arriving in the area, this forest and lake country was home to indigenous Blackfoot, Hidatsa and Assiniboine peoples. The name Metigoshe is derived from a native phrase translated “clearwater lake of scrub-oaks.” While the park contains numerous lakes, which can be explored by foot or paddle, most of the facilities and activities can be enjoyed on or near the shores of Lake Metigoshe. Summer activities include fishing, boating, paddling, swimming and hiking; winter activities include snowshoeing, cross-country skiing and sledding.
Lake Metigoshe State Park offers numerous tent and RV camping areas, including the Washegum and Maid O’ Moonshine campgrounds, as well as several primitive camping areas. The wooded campgrounds feature more than 80 pull-through and back-in sites with electricity and water hookups. Some of these sites are ADA accessible. These campgrounds provide water, flush toilets, and showers; a dump station is located between the two sites. The primitive tent areas are dispersed near the shore of Lake Metigoshe, and feature 40 drive-in and walk-in sites. These areas provide vault toilets only. The park also offers three group campsites, two group dorms, and several cabins. Other amenities in the park include an Outdoor Learning Center, kids’ playgrounds, amphitheater, dog park, and picnic shelters. Campsites are $17–25/night; group sites are $25/night; cabins and dorms range from $60–$125/night.
There are plenty of things to see and do during a camping vacation at Lake Metigoshe. Summer months offer plenty of water activities: catch some rays or take a dip at the park’s swim beach, fish for bass, crappie, walleye and perch, or rent a kayak or canoe and go for a paddle. Try the park’s 2-mile water trail that links four lakes togethers (some portages required). For exploring the woods and wetlands by foot, there are 15 miles of multi-use trails available for hikers and mountain bikers. Pick up an interpretive brochure to learn about the park’s flora and fauna on the 3-mile Old Oak Trail, or head out on any of the other paths to look for moose, deer, pine martens and grouse. Many of these trails are open in winter months for snowshoeing and cross-country skiing. There is also a 3.7-mile snowmobile trail. Trail maps are available at the park’s visitor center.
$20 / 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
Located about 26 miles northwest of Dunseith, and sharing a border with Canada, Lake Metigoshe is North Dakota’s largest state park. Encompassing an area of more than 1,500 acres in the Turtle Mountains, the park was established in 1938 as a year-round retreat. Prior to settlers arriving in the area, this forest and lake country was home to indigenous Blackfoot, Hidatsa and Assiniboine peoples. The name Metigoshe is derived from a native phrase translated “clearwater lake of scrub-oaks.” While the park contains numerous lakes, which can be explored by foot or paddle, most of the facilities and activities can be enjoyed on or near the shores of Lake Metigoshe. Summer activities include fishing, boating, paddling, swimming and hiking; winter activities include snowshoeing, cross-country skiing and sledding.
Lake Metigoshe State Park offers numerous tent and RV camping areas, including the Washegum and Maid O’ Moonshine campgrounds, as well as several primitive camping areas. The wooded campgrounds feature more than 80 pull-through and back-in sites with electricity and water hookups. Some of these sites are ADA accessible. These campgrounds provide water, flush toilets, and showers; a dump station is located between the two sites. The primitive tent areas are dispersed near the shore of Lake Metigoshe, and feature 40 drive-in and walk-in sites. These areas provide vault toilets only. The park also offers three group campsites, two group dorms, and several cabins. Other amenities in the park include an Outdoor Learning Center, kids’ playgrounds, amphitheater, dog park, and picnic shelters. Campsites are $17–25/night; group sites are $25/night; cabins and dorms range from $60–$125/night.
There are plenty of things to see and do during a camping vacation at Lake Metigoshe. Summer months offer plenty of water activities: catch some rays or take a dip at the park’s swim beach, fish for bass, crappie, walleye and perch, or rent a kayak or canoe and go for a paddle. Try the park’s 2-mile water trail that links four lakes togethers (some portages required). For exploring the woods and wetlands by foot, there are 15 miles of multi-use trails available for hikers and mountain bikers. Pick up an interpretive brochure to learn about the park’s flora and fauna on the 3-mile Old Oak Trail, or head out on any of the other paths to look for moose, deer, pine martens and grouse. Many of these trails are open in winter months for snowshoeing and cross-country skiing. There is also a 3.7-mile snowmobile trail. Trail maps are available at the park’s visitor center.
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
