Gerald H
VerifiedSeptember 20, 2020 Stayed at: 027
Very nice clean site’s right by the water!
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September 20, 2020 Stayed at: 027
Very nice clean site’s right by the water!
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September 20, 2020 Stayed at: 027
Very nice clean site’s right by the water!
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October 1, 2020 Stayed at: 020
We had no electricity from 10:15 PM to 7:30 AM. We had to use our generator because my husband has a CPAP machine
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October 1, 2020 Stayed at: 020
We had no electricity from 10:15 PM to 7:30 AM. We had to use our generator because my husband has a CPAP machine
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October 2, 2020 Stayed at: 014
I believe that the decision makers are not paying enough attention to needs and wants of your customers/users. Turning off the water at the time you did is a decision that is made in the early summer. It is easy to just say "the day after Labor Day" without looking at local weather. The opening date has been pre-selected years ago and no one ever reviews the decision and/or makes adjustments for local conditions. The ND Parks and Rec department keeps water on to each campsite until the end of September. Shutting down wash houses this early is not a real decision, it is a pre-determined date with no adjustments for conditions. I camped last week, none of the nights got below 40 degrees and the days were 70+ degrees.
I think a local decision making process would be wise to serve the public. The local managers are smart and would make decisions that affect the local campsites in a better way than some far away decision maker that makes one decision for the ease of the decision rather than the good of the location in general.
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October 2, 2020 Stayed at: 014
I believe that the decision makers are not paying enough attention to needs and wants of your customers/users. Turning off the water at the time you did is a decision that is made in the early summer. It is easy to just say "the day after Labor Day" without looking at local weather. The opening date has been pre-selected years ago and no one ever reviews the decision and/or makes adjustments for local conditions. The ND Parks and Rec department keeps water on to each campsite until the end of September. Shutting down wash houses this early is not a real decision, it is a pre-determined date with no adjustments for conditions. I camped last week, none of the nights got below 40 degrees and the days were 70+ degrees.
I think a local decision making process would be wise to serve the public. The local managers are smart and would make decisions that affect the local campsites in a better way than some far away decision maker that makes one decision for the ease of the decision rather than the good of the location in general.
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October 8, 2020 Stayed at: 009
Overall, the campsite and experience was great. With the weather staying above average for this time of year, the water could still be on without causing any damage but we enjoyed the campground as it was.
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October 8, 2020 Stayed at: 009
Overall, the campsite and experience was great. With the weather staying above average for this time of year, the water could still be on without causing any damage but we enjoyed the campground as it was.
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February 2, 2021 Stayed at: 031
We never stayed here and canceled the reservation nearly a year ago due to Covid and my husband's doctor telling him not to travel.
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February 2, 2021 Stayed at: 031
We never stayed here and canceled the reservation nearly a year ago due to Covid and my husband's doctor telling him not to travel.
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U.S. Army Corps Of Engineers, Linton, ND 58552 United States
Elevation: 502 ft
From Bismarck, North Dakota, take University Drive south (road becomes ND Highway 1804) and continue south for approximately 50 mi. The road will intersect with ND Highway 13. Turn right and continue on ND Highway 1804 south for approximately 3 mi...
From Bismarck, North Dakota, take University Drive south (road becomes ND Highway 1804) and continue south for approximately 50 mi. The road will intersect with ND Highway 13. Turn right and continue on ND Highway 1804 south for approximately 3 mi. Recreation area is on the right side ND Highway 1804.
From Linton, North Dakota, travel 13 mi west on ND Highway 13 to junction of ND Highways 13 and 1804, then travel west another 3 mi. Recreation area is on the right side of ND Highway 1804.
Last updated: October 7, 2026