North Dakota
RV Parks in Bismarck, ND
Capital City on the Missouri River — Bismarck sits where the Great Plains meet the Missouri River, making it one of the most scenic stopover cities on any northern-tier RV route.
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RV Parks & Campgrounds Near Bismarck
59 parks found — sorted by featured status and traveler rating
Dakota Adventist Camps
Portage Ex Campground Manitoba
Sibley Pea Green Playground
Big Muddy Guide Service
Recreational Rental & Sales
Parkview Mobile Home Community
Shelter 5
Mike Peluso Outdoors
South Campground
Chief Looking's Village
Mid Dakota Wheel
Missour River - Kimball Bottoms (Desert) Boating Access
North Dakota's Gateway to Science
Double Ditch State Recreation Area
Sertoma Park
General Sibley Park and Campground
Highland Acres Park
McDowell Dam Recreation Area
Dakota Zoo
The Desert
Pioneer Park
Nishu Bowmen Club
Holiday Inn Express & Suites Bismarck by IHG
Cottonwood Park
Kimball Bottoms OHV Area
Eagles Park
Haaland Field
Custer Park
Courtyard by Marriott Bismarck North
Hillcrest Acres RV Park
Camp Hancock State Historic Site
Kiwanis Park
Bismarck KOA Journey
Roosevelt Place Hotel
Kimball Recreation Area
Tatley-Eagles Park
Residence Inn by Marriott Bismarck North
Haycreek Mobile Home Community
Tatley Meadows
AmericInn by Wyndham Bismarck
Centennial Park
Holiday Inn Bismarck, an IHG Hotel
Colonial Estates
Lincoln Dog Park
Americas Best Value Inn & Suites Bismarck
Candlewood Suites Bismarck by IHG
North Dakota Parks & Recreation Department
Airport Village
Meadow Park and Centennial
Starcrest Terrace Mobile Home Community
Holiday Estates Mobile Home Community
Wingate by Wyndham Bismarck
Thayer Mobile Homes
Skyway Park Village
Civic Mobile Home Park
Cottonwood Park Pond Fishing Access
Bismarck Mobile Home Park
US Army Corps of Engineers
Horse Campground
Average Camping Costs in Bismarck
Based on 59 listed parks. Rates sourced from park owners or public data.
Nightly
$35–$65
typical range
Weekly
$200–$380
typical range
Monthly
$450–$750
typical range
💡 Local context: Nightly rates in Bismarck typically run $35–$55 for full hookups. Monthly rates for long-term stays average $450–$650, which attracts a steady stream of workers and snowbirds.
Camping Near Bismarck — What to Expect
Bismarck sits where the Great Plains meet the Missouri River, making it one of the most scenic stopover cities on any northern-tier RV route. Parks here range from full-hookup city campgrounds with paved pull-throughs to quieter riverside spots perfect for a weekend off-grid stay.
🧭 Local Insider Tip
Book early for the Bismarck-Mandan Fourth of July weekend — it's the busiest 4 days of the year for campgrounds within 30 miles.
Nearby Attractions
- →Missouri River shoreline & recreation trails
- →North Dakota Heritage Center & State Museum
- →Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park (30 min south)
- →Knife River Indian Villages (45 min north)
- →Medora / Theodore Roosevelt NP (2.5 hrs west)
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How to Find & Book an RV Park in Bismarck
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Frequently Asked Questions — Bismarck Camping
What is the average nightly rate for RV parks in Bismarck, ND?
Most full-hookup RV sites in Bismarck run $35–$55 per night. Water-and-electric-only sites can be found for $28–$40. Long-term monthly rates average $450–$650.
Are there pet-friendly RV parks in Bismarck?
Yes — the majority of RV parks in Bismarck allow dogs. Many require leashes and a brief cleanup agreement at check-in. A few riverside parks have off-leash areas.
Are Bismarck campgrounds open in winter?
Several parks stay open year-round, especially those catering to oil industry workers. Always call ahead November–March as hours and hookup availability can vary with freeze conditions.
Is Bismarck a good RV base for visiting Medora?
Absolutely. Medora is 135 miles west on I-94 — an easy day trip or overnight side-trip from Bismarck. Staying in Bismarck gives you access to more dining and services while being close to Theodore Roosevelt National Park.
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