Discover the best group campgrounds across North Dakota. Bring the whole crew together in the great outdoors. From family reunions to scout troops, find the perfect group site.
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North Dakota's premier group camping destination — sweeping reservoir views, the iconic Four Bears Bridge nearby, and full-service infrastructure with flush toilets, showers, electric hookups, and boat launches.
32 primitive sites in the Dakota Prairie National Grasslands at $5-10 per night, about 20 miles south of Watford City. Outstanding scenery for the price and unusually quiet even in peak summer.
Combines group camping with frontier history rare in any state park — reconstructed Custer house, On-A-Slant Indian Village, and prairie views of the Missouri-Heart River confluence.
North Dakota's group camping options put your gathering in some of the least-crowded public lands in the country — from the Badlands of Theodore Roosevelt National Park to the shores of Lake Sakakawea, one of the largest reservoirs in the United States. Whether you're organizing a Missouri River fishing reunion, an equestrian outing through cottonwood-lined river valleys, or a national park experience without the crowds of Yellowstone or Glacier, North Dakota delivers infrastructure for groups of 10 to 60 people across state parks, the National Park Service, the Corps of Engineers, and the U.
North Dakota's group camping season is short but intensely good when you hit it right. The prime window is mid-May through mid-September, with peak conditions from early June through late August when daytime highs sit in the 75-85°F range and nights cool to the 50s.
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Direct access to Theodore Roosevelt NP's North Unit with bison passing through camp, the Little Missouri River alongside, and 60 sites accommodating large gatherings — and far fewer crowds than other national parks.
Secluded rugged camping at Little Missouri State Park's western Badlands. 35 sites primarily designed for tent camping with sweeping river and canyon views.
Peaceful retreat in the rolling glacial hills of eastern North Dakota where wooded slopes meet the Sheyenne River valley — a quieter alternative to the Badlands sites.
33 sites along the western shore of Beaver Lake in glacial prairie country, with flush toilets, hot showers, and full-service amenities for smaller groups.
114 sites with electric hookups on the east bank of the Missouri River below Garrison Dam — the dramatic tailwater fishery and small-town Riverdale charm make this a Corps of Engineers standout.
75 sites beneath cottonwood trees along the Little Missouri River in Theodore Roosevelt NP's South Unit. Bison and wild horses wander through the campground — a textbook prairie ecosystem experience.
Purpose-built for equestrian groups in Theodore Roosevelt NP's South Unit with corrals, hitching posts, and direct access to the park's backcountry trail network. Up to 20 people per single group site.