Hillcrest Acres RV Park

This has got to be the loudest city we've stayed at. I Ithough it would be quite on the outskirts of town, boy was I wrong.
The park itself is fairly quiet and OK, but the city noise was too much.
Sat: road noise until well after midnight, then the Formula 1 crew racing around at 2a, before the trains at 4-5-6 am.
Sun: road noise died about 10p train at 2 a.m., but Monday morning you could hear the slow rumble of traffic building at 4 a.m. until you might as well get up, Then the local campers started talking slamming doors and starting their vehicles and driving off to work about 5 a.m.
Kim was very friendly and accommodating. The bath house (ha, ha) they should just tear it down and start over, very tiny. I had to open the stall door to stand up after business. The toilet rocked, and my shoulders nearly touched the walls in the shower - with no dry place to sit and dress. On that note I hear this place is better than the KAO. There's not too many options this far north. If you're retired and like your sleep, this may not be your cup of tea.

I called the book a site and they let me stay in their overfill areas. We arrived late. The site was easily marked and accessible and I received a text from Jess and with the map, which made things very easy, especially at night we were in the city for your North Dakota state Trap shoot, and when we arrived to the gun club, a site opened up for us to move our motorhome into which is really convenient when you’re shooting and staying on the grounds I contacted Jess. She was so sweet and refunded me with such short notice. I really appreciate her efficiency and the campground is very well kept and pretty. Thanks so much, Jess.

This place was peaceful to stay in. Away from the city, but close to everything. Good size pull thru. We were able to park both vehicles (450 and 150) at our site. Mature trees around but didn't affect our starlink. The staff was always around to help, always busy doing something to maintain the grounds. Bonus, they allow packages to be delivered. We stayed 2 weeks. We camped at Hillcrest Acres Campground in a Fifth Wheel.

Although near the highway the park is up on a hill so there is no road noise. The full hook up sites are longer and narrower than average mostly pull through full hook up sites. The sites were quite long The bathhouse was small and very dated but functional. That said, with full hook up sites the bathhouse doesn’t get used much. They do RV storage too. Easy access into town.

A very cute campground. I stayed for 3 months while working on contract. As a solo traveler I felt safe walking around. It was a little more pricey than other campgrounds in the area but worth it. The grounds are beautiful with flowers and greenery. The staff is friendly and responsive. Easily accessible sites with plenty of room. They are closed for the winter (most campgrounds in Bismarck are), but I would stay there again if I'm in the area.