RV Rental Beaver Lake State Park, ND

If you've had a long drive to get to Beaver Lake State Park, the first thing you'll want to do when you arrive is probably put your feet up and just enjoy the peace and quiet.

But if you're keen to get amongst the action, you'll most likely make a beeline for the lake itself. Fishing is a popular pastime in the park all year round, and there's a boat ramp provided to ensure easy access to the water. Bullhead, northern pike, and perch can all be caught here, and there's a fish cleaning station when you need to prepare your catch for the grill. And if you're visiting in winter, you can always try your luck at some ice fishing.

If you could take or leave the fishing, you might want to take advantage of the campground's lakeside location to enjoy a cooling swim. A swimming beach offers easy access to the water, and you'll be glad to get wet when the mercury rises at the heart of summer. Canoeing and kayaking are also popular here, and there are few more peaceful ways to spend the morning than enjoying a lovely paddle around the shoreline.

The other main activity in Beaver Lake State Park is hiking. A five-mile trail network winds its way through the park, giving campers a chance to explore the pretty local scenery. If you're looking for a short walk, the Beaver Lake Nature Trail and the Lake View Loop Trail should fit the bill nicely. If you're searching for something a little longer, the two-mile Moraine Loop Trail offers some lovely water vistas as well as great birdwatching opportunities.

If you'd like to enjoy a few days of RV camping at Beaver Lake State Park, book a camper in Logan County and then find yourself a site in the park's pretty lakeside campground. Campsite options include:

• 25 campsites with electrical and water hookups
• 3 group campsites
• 5 primitive campsites

When you park your motorhome rental here for the night, you'll struggle to believe that the campground was once the site of a half-mile-long horse racing track. Today, it's a quiet and scenic spot boasting centrally located amenities and an RV dump station for extra convenience.

If you're traveling with your dog, you'll be pleased to know that pets are permitted in the campground. However, you'll need to make sure that you keep your pet on a leash at all times and clean up after them whenever necessary.

Finally, three seasonal camping cabins situated on the edge of the lake are available for rent during the summer months.

When you're ready to bring down the curtains on your Beaver Lake State Park camping adventure, you don't have to head home straight away. In fact, you'll find plenty of other attractions worth checking out nearby, so your adventure could only just be getting started.

If you like birding, you'll want to head northwest towards the Long Lake National Wildlife Refuge, a haven for a wide range of migratory birds.

If you'd rather keep exploring North Dakota's state parks system, Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park is less than two hours to the northwest and offers plenty to excite nature and history lovers.

And if you'd rather head for the bright lights of a bigger city, you can drive your rental RV to Bismarck in a little over one and a half hours. When you get there, don't forget to check out the North Dakota Heritage Center and State Museum, which is the largest museum in the state.

There's a whole lot to experience and enjoy in the southern region of North Dakota, so rent a camper near Beaver Lake State Park and get ready for a memorable outdoor adventure.