North Dakota Parks and Recreation

Fees • ReservationsCamping Facility Rentals • Slip Rentals

Shower Fees • Horse Permits Lodging Rentals • Equipment Rentals

Storage Rentals • Miscellaneous

Effective Jan. 1, 2017 to Dec. 31, 2017Prices subject to change

Fees and Facilities2017

Table of ContentsPark Entrance Fees ........................................................................1Camping Fees ...............................................................................2Miscellaneous Fees ................................................................... 2-3Reservations .............................................................................. 4-5Seasonal Lodging .........................................................................6Year-Round Lodging .....................................................................7Facilities By Park ......................................................................7-15Marinas ........................................................................................ 16General Guidelines ...............................................................17-18

Park Entrance FeesVehicles must display a valid park entrance permit year-round.

Daily vehicle entrance fee ......................................................... $7Annual vehicle entrance permit ............................................. $35Daily commercial bus pass ......................................................$20Annual commercial bus pass ................................................ $125Daily school bus pass .................................................................$7

Purchase of annual vehicle entrance permit is available online at www.parkrec.nd.gov, at NDPRD headquarters in Bismarck, through the Call Center at 800-807-4723 or at any state park.

Senior Discount: ND residents age 65 and older are eligible to purchase an annual entrance permit for $20.

Disabled Veterans and POWs: ND veterans with a 50 percent or greater service-related disability and former POWs are eligible for one free annual permit. All other ND veterans with service-related disabilities may purchase an annual permit for $20. Requires a current VA proof of disability or ND DAV/POW license plates.

Library Loan Program: A daily park pass can be checked out by library card holders for no charge at most North Dakota public libraries.

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Camping FeesCamping fees do not include entrance fees. A daily or annual permit is required in addition to the fees listed below.

At most parks, the full-service season runs from mid-May to mid- or late-September. Limited services are available in the off-season. Off Full Service Season (water & (no water) electricity)Electric & water hookup .................................$20 .........$25Electric, water & sewer hookup ....................$25 ........ $30Campsite no hookup ......................................$12 .........$17Cross Ranch electric hookup ..............................$25 .........$25Cross Ranch primitive campsite –no hookup ...................$17 .........$17*Little Missouri electric hookup ....................$15*Little Missouri no hookup ............................$12**Sully Creek no hookup ...............................$12* Park opens April 1 & closes November 1** Park opens April 1 & closes December 1

Miscellaneous FeesHorses: Horseback riding is allowed at Fort Ransom, Fort Abraham Lincoln, Sully Creek and Little Missouri state parks and Pembina Gorge. A horse user fee is charged to allow use of horse facilities. Use of certified weed-free forage or feed is required. Contact the

park for availability of certified forage. Horse permits may be purchased at the parks that allow horseback riding.

Daily horse permit...................................................... $6/dayAnnual horse permit .................................................. $30

Out-of-State Public Trails and Lands Access Permit: North Dakota law requires all out-of-state and out-of-country snowmobile operators to obtain a snowmobile permit to operate on public right-of-way and trail systems.  The revenue generated from the sale of passes is used to assist in maintaining North Dakota’s trail system. Permits are available online or at any North Dakota state park or recreation area.

Trails and Lands Access Permit ................................. $25

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Canoes and Kayaks: Available for rent at Lake Metigoshe, Lake Sakakawea, Fort Ransom, Cross Ranch, Fort Stevenson and Lewis and Clark state parks and Pembina Gorge. Life jackets and paddles are included in the rental fee. Fort Ransom and Cross Ranch require a minimum 2-hour rental period and additional fees for drop-off or pick-up service.

Per canoe or kayak ....................................$8/hour or $50/dayPaddle Boats: Paddle boats are available for rent at Fort Stevenson and Lake Sakakawea state parks.

Paddle Boat ................................................$8/hour or $50/dayStand Up Paddle Boards: Stand up paddle boards are available for rent at Pembina Gorge and Lake Sakakawea and Fort Stevenson state parks.

Stand Up Paddle Board ............................$8/hour or $50/dayFishing Boats/Pontoon: Fishing boats and a pontoon are available for rent at Fort Stevenson.

16-ft Pontoon .............................................................. $295/day16-ft Boat ..................................................................... $105/day17-ft Fishing Boat ....................................................... $115/day

Fat-Tire Bikes: Available at Fort Stevenson and Lake Sakakawea state parks.

Fat-Tire Bike................................................$8/hour or $50/dayWinter Gear: Cross-country ski equipment may be rented at Cross Ranch, Lake Metigoshe and Fort Ransom state parks. Snowshoes may be rented at Cross Ranch and Lake Metigoshe state parks.

Skis or Snowshoes ...................................................... $15/dayShowers: A $5 shower permit is required for each person entering the park whose sole purpose is to use the park’s shower facility. This applies to non-coin-operated shower facilities. Coin-operated shower facilities do not require a shower permit.Marina Slip Rentals: Marina slips are available at Fort Stevenson, Lewis and Clark and Lake Sakakawea state parks. See page 16 of this brochure for details and rates.Recreational Vehicle Storage Unit Rentals: Fort Stevenson, Grahams Island, Icelandic, Lake Sakakawea and Lewis and Clark state parks offer recreational vehicle storage during the summer season.Summer Storage Fees Daily Weekly Monthly Season1 Unit (May–Sept.) .................$8 $20 $45 $180

Winter Storage Fees: Fort Stevenson, Lewis and Clark and Lake Sakakawea state parks provide winter storage (Oct.–April) for $180.

Equipment Storage Rack Rentals: Fort Stevenson State Park offers recreational equipment storage for canoes, kayaks and paddleboards.

......... $50/summer (May-Sept.) or winter season (Oct.–April)For information on other program or event fees, contact each park directly.3

ReservationsNorth Dakota State Park Campgrounds

For arrival dates May 19 to Sept. 24, 2017Online: www.parkrec.nd.govCall Center: 1-800-807-4723(7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Central Time)

100% Campsite and Cabin reservationsare available in all state parks

GUIDELINES● Reservations for cabins, yurts, shelters, meeting halls and

rooms can be made up to 365 days in advance.● Reservations for shelters, dorms, horse campsites/corrals

and group or meeting facilities may be made by calling the park directly.

● Reservations for campsites and tipis can be made within 95 days of date of arrival. Stays are limited to 14 nights within any 30-day period. Stays may be limited to 3 days when the campsite is not being used for recreational purposes.

● To help determine the 95-day window for reservations, a calendar including all dates for the 2017 season can be found online at www.parkrec.nd.gov/online/window/pdf.

● Online reservations can be made 24/7 with the exception of the first day of the 95-day window. These reservations will be available at 7 a.m. Central Time.

● Campsite, cabin, tipi and yurt reservations can be made online using the “Online Management System” (OMS). Prior to using OMS for the first time, users are strongly encouraged to register for a North Dakota Login ID (see OMS for details).

● Reservations for campsites, cabins, yurts and tipis can be made until noon the day prior to arrival.

● Same-day reservations are accepted after the reservation window has closed. Customers can book same-day arrival nights directly at the park for either the current or the next night. Reservation fees apply for telephone reservations. There is no reservation fee for walk-in registrations.

● Payment in full is required to confirm reservations. Reservation change and cancel fees apply. The reservation fee is non-refundable (see fee schedule which follows). NDPRD accepts Discover, Visa and MasterCard credit cards. Checks and money orders are not accepted for reservations.

● Call Center reservations are limited to five resources during one phone call. For large group gatherings, when 10 or more adjacent campsites are desired, call the park directly.

● In 2017, campsite reservations may be made for May 19 through Sept. 4, except for Fort Ransom State Park which will have reserved sites available through Sept. 24.

● On holidays and weekends, a 2- or 3-night cabin, yurt, tipi or campsite stay may be required.

● Campsite check-in is after 2 p.m. and check-out is by 1 p.m. Full service cabin/yurt check-in is after 4 p.m. and check-out is 11 a.m. Camping cabin/tipi check-in is after 4 p.m. and check out is 1 p.m.

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Reservation Fee Schedule Non-Refundable ReservationOnline Reservation Fee Change Fee

Single Site or Cabin* .......................... $4 ......................$2.50Group Site ............................................ $8 ......................$2.50

Call Center and Park Same DaySingle Site or Cabin* .......................... $8 .................... ..$2.50Group Site .......................................... $16 ......................$2.50Horse Campsites (made with park) .. $4 ......................$2.50No reservation fee is charged for same day walk-in registrations at the park.*Cabin includes yurts and tipis

Cancellation FeesSingle/Horse CampsiteBefore noon 5 days or moreprior to the day of arrival ..................................................... $5Less than 5 days and before noon the day prior to arrival for electrical sites.........................$15Non-electrical sites .............................................................$10After noon the day prior to arrival ..... 1 night’s camping fee

Group/Horse CampsiteBefore noon 5 days ormore prior to the day of arrival ....................................... . $10Less than 5 days andbefore noon the day prior to arrival .................................$25After noon the dayprior to arrival ....................................... 1 night’s camping fee x minimum # of unitsCabins and CampsitesAltering the arrival date of a reservation made on the first day of the 95-day advance window ...................... $15/night

Seasonal Cabins/TipisBefore noon 7 days or moreprior to the day of arrival ...................................................$10After noon 7 days or lessprior to the day of arrival .................................... 1 night’s fee

Year-round Cabins/YurtsBefore noon 30 days or moreprior to the day of arrival ...................................................$15Before noon 14 days or moreprior to the day of arrival ...................................................$25Less than 14 daysprior to the day of arrive .................................... 1 night’s fee

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LodgingSEASONAL LODGING

Camping Cabins: Small one-room cabins are available during the full-service season at the state parks listed below. Each cabin can sleep up to five in bunk beds and is equipped with lights, heat, air conditioning, fan and either a deck or patio. No cooking is allowed inside. No showers, sink or toilet. Comfort stations are available for use. Users are responsible for providing bedding and towels. No pets are allowed in cabins.

Beaver Lake Lake SakakaweaFort Abraham Lincoln Lewis and ClarkFort Stevenson Lake Metigoshe (year-round)Grahams Island Icelandic

Woodland Cabins: There are 12 units available during the full-service season at Turtle River State Park. Ten units sleep up to 6. Two of 12 units are ADA compliant (wheelchair accessible) and sleep up to 3 each. All units equipped with private showers and toilets.

Tipis: Available during the full-service season at Cross Ranch and Fort Abraham Lincoln state parks. These 18-foot Cheyenne style tipis sleep up to 4. Tipis include cots, a fire ring and a picnic table. No cooking is allowed inside. Comfort stations are available for use.

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YEAR-ROUND LODGINGPrimitive Cabins/Yurts: Available year-round at Cross Ranch and Lake Metigoshe state parks. Users should bring their own bedding and towels. See park listings online (parkrec.nd.gov) for cabin/yurt amenities.

Full-Service Cabins/Yurts: Available at Lake Metigoshe, Cross Ranch, Fort Ransom and Fort Stevenson state parks. Each cabin is equipped with heat, kitchenette and (ADA) accessible bathroom. Users are responsible for providing bedding and towels.

Group Dorms: Two group dorms, each sleeping 60 in bunk beds, are available at Lake Metigoshe State Park. A shower house is adjacent. Available year-round.

Facilities By ParkBeaver Lake State Park3850 70th Street SE, Wishek, ND 58495701-452-2752 • blsp@nd.gov

Camping Cabins:3 cabins are available.Per cabin ....................$55/night Picnic Shelters:2 small picnic shelters (electricity) each with 6 tables.Per shelter (cap. 48) .....$25/day

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Cross Ranch State Park1403 River Road, Center, ND 58530701-794-3731 • crsp@nd.gov

Primitive Cabins:Arthur A. Link Centennial Cabin is available year-round and sleeps up to 6. No towels or bedding provided. Limited dishes and utensils, a coffee pot and mini fridge are available. Cabin has 2 wood stoves, 1 for cooking and 1 for heating. No running water or inside toilet. Shower facilities are available year-round at the Visitor Center.

John Colter Cabin is available year-round and sleeps up to 5. It has 2 bedrooms, electric heat, overhead lights and wood-burning stove. Camp stove and cooking utensils are not provided.

Day use .................................................................. $70/dayOvernight 1-10 people .................................... $80/night

Yurts: 4 yurts are available year-round in the campground.Primitive Yurts: Bagnell and Ice Glider yurts offer gas heating and each sleeps 5 people. Levis yurt is equipped with a wood-burning stove and wood supply, sleeps up to 3 people. All include electricity and are equipped with lighting, a refrigerator, table with bench seating and picnic table/fire ring outside. No cooking allowed inside. Running water and a vault toilet are located nearby.Full-Service Yurt: Pretty Point yurt offers a kitchen, 2 bedrooms, bathroom, loft, gas heat and air conditioning for 6 people.

Full-Service Yurt .............................................. $125/nightPrimitive Yurt...................................................... $65/night

Tipi: Includes cots, a small table, a fire ring and a picnic table. No cooking is allowed inside. Comfort stations are available for use. Sleeps up to 4.

Tipi ...................................................................... $35/night

Group FacilitiesRiver Peoples Visitor Center Meeting Room: Available year-round and can be rented by groups for various purposes.

Picnic Shelters: Small (electricity) and large (electricity) are available in the main park. There is also a small shelter (no electricity) at the Sanger Campground.

Meeting room .................. $50/half day or $100/full daySmall shelter (cap. 48) ......................................... $25/dayLarge shelter (cap. 120) ...................................... $75/day

Canoe or Kayak ...........................................$8/hour or $50/day

Winter Gear: Cross-country ski equipment or snowshoes may be rented.

Skis or snowshoes .....................................................$15/day

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Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park4480 Fort Lincoln Road, Mandan, ND 58554701-667-6340 • falsp@nd.gov

Camping Cabins: 2 cabins available.Per cabin .....................................................$55/night

Tipis: 2 tipis, each sleeps 4, cots provided.Per tipi ..........................................................$35/night

Group FacilitiesThe Commissary: Available year-round for indoor meetings and events with seating and tables for up to150. Meeting room equipped with WiFi, coffeemaker, microwave, DVD player, TV, sink and refrigerator. The park’s gift store is in the Commissary.

Rental fee ............................................... Contact park

Picnic Shelters: Small shelters available first-come, first-served (no electricity). The large Triple Shelter (electricity) can be reserved by the day.

Up to 150 people .............................................. $75/day151-200 people ...............................................$100/dayOver 200 people .............................................$200/day

Call park directly for horse campsite/corral information and reservations.

Fort Ransom State Park5981 Walt Hjelle Parkway, Ft. Ransom, ND 58033701-973-4331 • frsp@nd.gov

Full-Service Yurts: 2 full-service yurts are available year-round and are equipped with gas heating, kitchen, bathroom, 2 bedrooms, a loft and sleep up to 6 people. Both yurts include a large deck, picnic table and fire ring.

Yurt ............................................................ $125/night

Group FacilitiesSodbuster Building: Includes indoor kitchen and seating with tables for 64. No utensils. Available mid-May to Oct. 1.

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Picnic Shelters: 2 small group shelters with a capacity of 40 to 48 and 5 to 6 tables each. No electricity.

Sodbuster Building .................................... $100/dayShelter ............................................................ $25/day

Visitor Center Meeting Room: Seats up to 16 people and is available year round. Rental includes audio visual equipment with a 65” TV monitor and WiFi access.

Meeting Room .......... $50/half day or $100/full day

Call the park directly for horse campsite/corral information and reservations.

Canoe or Kayak ....................................$8/hour or $50/day

Fort Stevenson State Park1252A 41st Ave. NW, Garrison, ND 58540701-337-5576 • fssp@nd.gov

Camping Cabins: 3 cabins available.

Full-Service Cabins: 2 units available Sept. 15 through Nov. 30. Each unit sleeps 4 and has a bath, efficiency kitchen, AC and heat.

Camping cabin ...........................................$55/nightFull-service cabin (per unit) .......................$70/night

Group Facilitiesde Trobriand Bay Lodge: Seats up to 50 and is equipped with sink, refrigerator and counter serving area. Available mid-May to late September.

Lodge ............................................................. $50/day

Picnic Shelters: 2 small shelters each with 6 tables. No electricity. Capacity of 48 people.

Picnic shelter ................................................. $25/day

Fat-Tire Bike Rentals ...............................$8/hr or $50/day

Fishing Boat/Pontoon:16-ft Pontoon ...................................................$295/day16-ft Fishing Boat ............................................$105/day17-ft Fishing Boat ...........................................$115/day

Paddle Boat or Stand Up Paddle Board ......................$8/hour or $50/day

Canoe or Kayak ....................................$8/hour or $50/day

Recreational Vehicle StorageSummer Storage Fees Daily Weekly Monthly Season1 Unit (May–Sept.) .................. $8 $20 $45 $180Winter Storage Fees Season1 Unit (Oct.–April).................................................................................$180Equipment Storage Rack Rentals:

(For canoes, kayaks and stand up paddle boards) ..... $50/summer (May–Sept.) or winter season (Oct.–April)

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Grahams Island State Park152 S. Duncan Road, Devils Lake, ND 58301701-766-4015 • dlsp@nd.gov

Camping Cabins: 4 cabins available.Per cabin ..................................................................$55/night

Group FacilitiesSivert Thompson Activity Center: Seats up to 180 and has a wood-burning fireplace, indoor bathroom, sink, refrigerator, counter service area and air conditioning.

Picnic Shelters: 2 shelters. The south shelter (electricity) has 6 tables and seats 48. The north shelter (no electricity) has 4 tables and seats 32.

Activity Center ........................................................ $150/dayShelter ....................................................................... $25/day

Summer Storage Fees Daily Weekly Monthly Season1 Unit .........................................$8 $20 $45 $180

Lake Metigoshe State Park2 Lake Metigoshe State Park, Bottineau, ND 58318701-263-4651 • lmsp@nd.gov

Full-Service Cabins: 3 cabins available.Loon Lodge (2 bdrm, sleeps 4) ...............................$95/dayWhite Pelican (2 bdrm, sleeps 6) .......................... $105/daySlemmen Lodge (1 bdrm, sleeps 8) ..................... $115/day

Primitive Cabins (available year-round): Cormorant (1 bdrm, sleeps 4) ..............................$55/night Osprey (sleeps 4) ...................................................$55/night

Primitive Yurt: Located on School Section Lake, Blue Heron Yurt sleeps 4 and has a vault toilet nearby but no water at the site. Heat is from a gas fireplace. There is electricity and a small fridge. No cooking allowed inside.

Blue Heron Yurt (sleeps 4) .....................................$65/night

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Group Facilities: 2 group dorms (capacity 60 each).Per person (minimum of $125) ............................. $6/night

Pringle Lodge Meeting Room (capacity 35) ............ $100/day Kitchen/Dining Hall: Fully equipped kitchen available year-round. Capacity 140.

Rental fee ................................................................ $175/day

Picnic Shelters: 2 small shelters (no electricity), maximum capacity 25. Medium shelter (electricity), maximum capacity of 100.

Small shelter ............................................................. $25/dayMedium shelter ........................................................ $50/day

Canoe or Kayak .......................................... $8/hour or $50/day

Winter Gear: Cross-country ski equipment or snowshoes may be rented.

Skis or snowshoes .................................................... $15/day

Icelandic State Park13571 Hwy. 5, Cavalier, ND 58220701-265-4561 • isp@nd.gov

Camping Cabins: 3 cabins available ...... $55/night per cabin

Group FacilitiesAkra Hall: Seats 96 with tables and 120 theatre. Includes catering kitchen with fridge, sink and serving counter. $150/day (on weekends, 2-day minimum requirement). Available May 15 to Sept. 30.

Pioneer Heritage Center Meeting Room: Seats up to 75 people and is available year-round. Audio/video equipment included with meeting room rental: 4 microphones, LCD projector with 4-ft x 8-ft built-in screen.. ................ $50/half day

.................... $100/full day

Hallson Church: Available May 15 to Sept. 30.(Weekends, 2-day minimum requirement.) .............$100/day

Picnic Shelter: Medium shelter (electricity) holds up to 12 tables and 96 people. .......................$50/day

Summer Storage Fees Daily Weekly Monthly Season1 Unit .........................................$8 $20 $45 $180

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Lake Sakakawea State Park720 Park Ave, Pick City, ND701-487-3315 • lssp@nd.gov

Camping Cabins: 2 available ................... $55/night per cabin

Group FacilitiesPicnic Shelters: 2 small shelters (no electricity) hold 30 to 40 people each, no utilities. Large shelter (electricity and lights) holds 300 people. Water hydrant nearby.

Small shelter ............................................................. $25/dayLarge shelter Up to 150 people .................................................... $75/day151-200 people ..................................................... $100/dayOver 200 people .................................................... $200/day

Stand Up Paddle Board or Paddle Boat .............................................$8/hour or $50/day

Fat-Tire Bikes ................................................$8/hour or $50/day

Canoe or Kayak ...........................................$8/hour or $50/day

Summer Storage Fees Daily Weekly Monthly Season1 Unit (May–Sept.) ...................$8 $20 $45 $180Winter Storage Fees Season1 Unit (Oct.–April) ................................................................................. $180

Lewis and Clark State Park4904 119th Road NW, Epping, ND 58843701-859-3071 • lcsp@nd.gov

Camping Cabins: 2 cabins available.Per cabin .............................................................$55/night

Group FacilitiesPicnic Shelters: 2 medium shelters, hold 64-96 people; large Friends shelter holds up to 128 people.

North shelter (no electricity) ....................................$50/day South shelter (electricity and water) ...................... $50/dayFriends shelter (electricity) .......................................$75/day

Canoe or Kayak ...................................... $8/hour or $50/day

Summer Storage Fees Daily Weekly Monthly Season1 Unit (May–Sept.) .................. $8 $20 $45 $180Winter Storage Fees Season1 Unit (Oct.–April).................................................................................$180

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Little Missouri State Park17 miles north of Killdeer, ND701-764-5256 • lmosp@nd.gov

Picnic Shelters: 2 small shelters (electricity) available. Also 2 large 30’x40’ shelters (electricity and lights) which hold up to 18 tables each.

Small shelter (capacity 25) ...................................... $25/dayLarge shelter (capacity 144) ............................... $75/day

Pay shower ......................................................... $1/8 minutes

Call the park directly for shelter, campsite or corral information and reservations.

Sully Creek State Park2.5 miles south of Medora, ND701-623-2024 • scsp@nd.gov

No facilities for rentPay shower ......................................................... $1/8 minutes

Call the park directly for campsite and corral information and reservations.

Turtle River State Park3084 Park Avenue, Arvilla, ND 58214701-594-4445 • trsp@nd.gov

Woodland Cabins: There are 12 units available during the full-service season. 10 units sleep up to 6. 2 of 12 units are ADA compliant (wheelchair accessible) and sleep up to 3 each. All units equipped with private showers and toilets.

Per unit .....................................................................$60/night

Group FacilitiesVisitor Center Classroom/Meeting Room: Seats 30 in classroom style or 50 audience style without tables. A full audio/visual system and screen/white board are provided. Wi-fi available.

Classroom ..............................$50/half-day or $100/full-day

Woodland Lodge: Inside dining area seats up to 100. The facility has a fireplace and full-service kitchen. Gas grill available for $50/day with lodge rental.

Monday-Thursday................................................... $250/dayFriday-Sunday (2 day min.).................................... $375/day(2-day minimum runs from May 1 to Oct. 31.)Nov. 1 to April 30, including weekends ..........$250/day

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Chalet Upstairs Meeting Area: Fireplace, tables, chairs and catering kitchen with microwave and refrigerator. No stove, dishes, utensils or cookware provided. Capacity of 40 people. Available year-round.

Chalet .................................................................$150/day

Picnic Shelters: There are 3 small first-come, first-served shelters with no electricity. One by Hollows and 2 by Hillside. There are 2 reservable shelters, with water and electricity. The Agassiz Shelter holds 40-50 people, and the large CCC Memorial Shelter holds groups up to 300. Call the park to make reservations.

Agassiz Shelter ........................................................$25/dayCCC Shelter ........................................................ $200/day

ND Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center and Fort MandanIntersection of US 83 and ND 200A PO Box 708, Washburn, ND 58577877-462-8535 • lcic@nd.gov

Interpretive Center and Fort Mandan(Open 9 am–5 pm daily, closed Sundays Nov.–March)

General AdmissionAdults ............................................................................ $7.50With NDPRD Annual Pass .................................................$5Students .............................................................................$3Children age 5 and under .............................................Free

Event Center: Seats 120 with tables and 180 theater style. Over 2,500 sq. ft.

Full day (8 am to 11 pm) ........................................$450

Library: Seats 10-12 in a board room setting.Half day ........................................................................$50(8 am-12 pm, 1-5 pm, 6-10 pm)Full day ...................................................................... $100

Fort Mandan Lodge Classroom: Seats 40 with tables, 75 theater style.

Half day ......................................................................$75(8 am-12 pm, 1-5 pm, 6-10 pm)Full day .....................................................................$150

(All facility rentals include admission, tables, chairs, microphone, projector and screen.)

Picnic Shelter: 3 shelters available with capacity of 80-100 people (10 tables) per shelter. .......................................$50

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Marina Slip RentalsMarina slips are available at Fort Stevenson, Lewis and Clark and Lake Sakakawea state parks, all are managed by the North Dakota Parks and Recreation Department. A $200 deposit is required by Oct. 15 to hold a requested slip, and the balance is due by May 1.

Fort Stevenson State ParkThere are two marinas located at Fort Stevenson State Park – de Trobriand Bay Marina located on the east side of the park and Garrison Bay Marina located on the west side of the park.

Lake Sakakawea State Park

Lewis and Clark State Park

SlipSize

Daily DailyElectric

Weekly WeeklyElectric

Monthly MonthlyElectric

Seasonal SeasonalElectric

26 ft 19.50 26.00 117.00 130.00 455.00 507.00 1,300.00 1,430.00

30 ft 22.50 30.00 135.00 150.00 525.00 585.00 1,500.00 1,650.00

36 ft 27.00 36.00 162.00 180.00 630.00 702.00 1,800.00 1,980.00

40 ft 30.00 40.00 180.00 200.00 700.00 780.00 2,000.00 2,200.00

42 ft 31.50 42.00 189.00 210.00 735.00 819.00 2,100.00 2,310.00

46 ft 34.50 46.00 207.00 230.00 805.00 897.00 2,300.00 2,530.00

56 ft 42.00 56.00 252.00 280.00 980.00 1,092.00 2,800.00 3,080.00Jet Ski 5.00 n/a 30.00 n/a 90.00 n/a 340.00 n/a

Slip Size Daily Weekly Monthly Seasonal20 ft 15.00 90.00 350.00 1,000.0024 ft 18.00 108.00 420.00 1,200.0028 ft 21.00 126.00 490.00 1,400.0046 ft 34.50 207.00 805.00 2,300.0050 ft 37.50 225.00 875.00 2,500.00

SlipSize

Daily Daily Electric

Weekly Weekly Electric

Monthly MonthlyElectric

Seasonal SeasonalElectric

24 ft 18.00 24.00 108.00 120.00 420.00 468.00 1,200.00 1,320.0025 ft 18.75 25.00 112.50 125.00 437.50 487.50 1,250.00 1,375.0030 22.50 30.00 135.00 150.00 525.00 585.00 1,500.00 1,650.00

35 ft 26.25 35.00 157.50 175.00 612.50 682.50 1,750.00 1,925.0040 ft 30.00 40.00 180.00 200.00 700.00 780.00 2,000.00 2,200.0045 ft 33.75 45.00 202.50 225.00 787.50 877.50 2,250.00 2,475.0050 ft 37.50 50.00 225.00 250.00 875.00 975.00 2,500.00 2,750.0070 ft 52.50 70.00 315.00 350.00 1,225.00 1,365.00 3,500.00 3,850.0072 ft 54.00 72.00 324.00 360.00 1,260.00 1,404.00 3,600.00 3,960.00

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GUIDELINESPolicies governing use of North Dakota State Parks are published in the North Dakota Administrative Code, Chapter 58-02-08. The full text is available at www.parkrec.nd.gov. Failure to obey these rules may result in verbal or written warning, summons and complaint, fine and/or loss of park privileges.

• Additional information about facility use policies is available either online or at the park.

• A park can limit the length of stay to 3 nights when a customer is not using a campsite or overnight facility for recreational purposes.

• Must be 18 years of age or older to rent park campsites and facilities.

• Fires must be contained in designated fire rings and attended by an adult at all times. Campfires may be prohibited based on the ND Fire Danger Rating Map.

• Contact park for restrictions on alcohol use and insurance requirements for rental of group facilities or shelters.

• Metal detecting on state park property is not allowed.• No person, with exception of a duly authorized peace

officer or person licensed for concealed carry, may possess a firearm within a state park. Unless exempted, firearms must be contained in a gun case and unloaded both in barrel and magazine.

RESERVATIONS• Reservations for campsites, cabins, tipis and yurts must be

made either through the online management system (www.parkrec.nd.gov) or by calling 1-800-807-4723 (7 am to 7 pm Central Time). Reservations for picnic shelters, dorms, group and meeting facilities and horse camping/corrals must be made by calling the park directly.

• Reservations for cabins, yurts, shelters and group facilities are accepted 365 days in advance. Reservations for campsites and tipis are accepted 95 days in advance. A credit card (Visa, MasterCard, Discover) is required to make a reservation, and the credit card is charged at the time the reservation is made.

• A non-refundable reservation fee is charged regardless of how the reservation is made.

• Reservation cancellation and change fees are charged on a sliding scale. See page 5 for additional information.

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CAMPSITES• Camping allowed on designated campsites only. One

camping unit per campsite allowed (maximum of 6 people or immediate family), unless the site is designated as a group or multiple site.

• On holidays and weekends, a minimum of 2 or 3 nights rental may be required for cabins/campsites.

• Campsite check-in is after 2 p.m. Check-out by 1 p.m.• Campsite and cabin occupancy is limited to no more than

14 nights in any 30-day period.

CABINS• Cabin and group facility users are expected to do general

cleaning prior to vacating, including sweeping, wiping down surfaces and collecting and bagging trash.

• On holidays and weekends, a 2- or 3- night cabin or yurt stay may be required.

• Full-service cabin/yurt check-in is after 4 p.m. Check-out is 11 a.m.

• Camping cabin/tipi check-in is after 4 p.m. Check-out is 1 p.m. (11 a.m. at the Lake Metigoshe cabins and yurt).

• Cabin/dorm/yurt/tipi visitors must provide bedding, towels and soap.

• No smoking in cabins and facilities.• No cooking inside camping cabins, primitive yurts and tipis.• No game or fish cleaning in or around cabins or group

facilities. Contact park staff for other arrangements.• Users must adhere to all park rules and regulations posted

in each facility.

PETS• No pets are allowed inside cabins or indoor facilities.• Pets must be kept on a leash and attended at all times.• Pet waste must be bagged and disposed of in an

appropriate manner.

The North Dakota Parks and Recreation Department’s facilities, programs and employment procedures are open to all,

regardless of age, sex, race, color, disability, religion, national origin or political affiliation. Contact NDPRD prior to your

visit if you need accommodation for a disability.For an electronic format of this publication, contact:

North Dakota Parks and Recreation Department PO Box 5594, Bismarck, ND, 58506-5594

Phone: 701-328-5357 E-mail: parkrec@nd.govWebsite: www.parkrec.nd.gov.

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Beaver Lake3850 70th Street SEWishek, ND 58495701-452-2752blsp@nd.gov

Cross Ranch1403 River RoadCenter, ND 58530701-794-3731crsp@nd.gov

Ft. Abraham Lincoln4480 Ft. Lincoln RoadMandan, ND 58554701-667-6340falsp@nd.gov

Fort Ransom5981 Walt Hjelle ParkwayFt. Ransom, ND 58033701-973-4331frsp@nd.gov

Ft. Stevenson1252A 41st Avenue NWGarrison, ND 58540701-337-5576fssp@nd.govSatellite-Indian Hills701-743-4122

Grahams Island152 S. Duncan RoadDevils Lake, ND 58301701-766-4015dlsp@nd.gov

Icelandic13571 Highway 5Cavalier, ND 58220701-265-4561isp@nd.gov

Lake Metigoshe2 Lake Metigoshe State Park Bottineau, ND 58318701-263-4651lmsp@nd.gov

North Dakota State ParksLake Sakakawea720 Park Ave.Pick City, ND 58545701-487-3315lssp@nd.gov

Lewis & Clark4904 119th Road NWEpping, ND 58843701-859-3071lcsp@nd.gov

ND Lewis & Clark Interpretive Center and Fort MandanIntersection US 83and ND 200AWashburn, ND 58577877-462-8535lcic@nd.gov

Little Missouri State Park17 miles north of Killdeer701-764-5256lmosp@nd.gov

Pembina Gorge11950 County Road 55Walhalla, ND 58282701-549-2444pgsra@nd.gov

Turtle River3084 Park AvenueArvilla, ND 58214701-594-4445trsp@nd.gov

Sully Creek State Park2.5 miles south of Medora701-623-2024scsp@nd.gov

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