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Granville City Park

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Granville City Park is located near Granville, ND, featuring flat terrain with open spaces. The area experiences temperatures ranging from lows of 10°F in winter to highs of 85°F in summer. Campers can explore nearby attractions such as the Souris River and Lake Darling, both offering opportunities for outdoor activities.

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Granville City Park is located in North Dakota

Coordinates

48.26300037 N
100.84800055 W

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Electric Hookups
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Drive Time

23 min from Minot
1 hr 46 min from Bismarck
3 hrs 17 min from Grand Forks
4 hrs 19 min from Fargo

Reese W.

Guide

Reviewed Aug. 16, 2022

Best case scenario for a free camping spot

Great spot to stop and sleep for the night. Only open bathroom is a port-o-potty, however, they are well maintained. There are water spigots around outside, and multiple RV electric hook ups ($20 a day).

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Art S.

Legend

Reviewed Aug. 12, 2016

Granville City Park

Bicycling along the Northern Tier, we stopped to spend the night in the Granville city park. The pipes froze over winter in the bathroom and were still not fixed. The mayor and plumber worked on fixing it well into the night. There was an outhouse available for us until they fixed the plumbing. At least they had a backup for us or it coud have been tough. The mosquitos were quite lively but they seemed to like the shade better than the sun. It was worth it to stay in the sun a little more to evade those pesky biters.

I am loving the way these small towns make their parks available to camp in. Most people in town will stop and talk with you. These are great opportunities that shouldn't be passed up.