Sakakawea Park Campground

Isolated from urban bustle, the Sakakawea Park Campground in Stanton, North Dakota, offers a tranquil retreat defined by its riverside setting, well-maintained amenities, and opportunities for outdoor exploration. Situated near the confluence of the Knife River and the Missouri River, this campground provides access to scenic water views and a serene atmosphere complemented by natural and cultural attractions.

The campground features 10 RV sites, including two with electric and water hookups, and ample space for tent camping in a central grassy area. Amenities include a boat ramp for river access, a fish cleaning station for angling enthusiasts, modern bathrooms with showers, picnic tables, fire rings, and shelters. Families will appreciate the on-site playground, while the campground’s pet-friendly policy ensures all members of the household feel welcome.

Just minutes away from Stanton, the campground is conveniently located near the Knife River Indian Villages National Historic Site, a preserved Native American archaeological site that offers an enriching glimpse into the region's history. Anglers and boaters can enjoy the Missouri River's plentiful opportunities, with the campground's boat ramp providing easy access. Sakakawea Park Campground is ideally suited for quiet weekend getaways or short stopovers for travelers seeking a peaceful camping experience enriched with history and nature.