Grand Forks Campground

The Great Outdoors

While you're RV camping in Grand Forks, ND, head to Lincoln Drive Park, where you can enjoy trails and disc golf without leaving the city. Right down the road, you can visit Kellys Slough National Wildlife Refuge for some interesting sights. If you enjoy wildlife, you can spot some of the over 35,000 shorebirds that migrate through the area. From spotting raptors like red-tailed hawks to the critters like muskrats and white-tailed jackrabbits, you can hike around for some amazing photos.If you are looking for more room to explore, you can make your way over to Agassiz National Wildlife Refuge in Middle River. From migrating birds to beautiful butterflies, not to mention moose, you can see all sorts of wildlife here. Reaching for over 61,000 acres, there’s plenty of land to hike here, with a 100-foot observation tower that provides excellent views of the area. You could also stick to the road and check out the four-mile Lost Bay Habitat scenic drive to experience more of the area.One of the best natural attractions to check out while RV camping at Grand Forks Campground is Grahams Island State Park, where you can find a secluded area to relax by Devils Lake. Look no further than this tranquil park if you are searching for some world-class fishing. At the beach, you can try some swimming or take a stroll around the lake or into the woods along one of the hiking trails. You will also find camping areas here. The winter opens up opportunities for cross-country skiing and ice fishing.

Explore the City

Most of the attractions around the area center around history and culture. In Grand Forks, you can sample some regional cooking. Restaurant cuisines include Chinese, Italian, pizza, Japanese, and a variety of fast-casual eateries. Head to the city's indoor waterpark for some climate-controlled action and relaxation. Float around the lazy river, rush down the massive water slide, or spend some time in the hot tub. There are also kiddie pools on-site, making it an excellent family-friendly destination.When you are ready to learn a little about the area, you can head over to the North Dakota Museum of Art for a nice dose of culture. You are sure to see many fascinating pieces of art; exhibitions feature everything from contemporary works to sculptures and mosaics. The museum prides itself on its commitment to excellence, and it shows through with its fantastic collections, including a visual display of the history of the region and an array of international art.Add a dash of realism to the experience by taking yourself back in time at the Grand Forks County Historical Society. You can find artifacts here ranging from the smallest of trinkets to the authentic cabin house used as a post office in colonial times. The Myra Museum also features a chance to explore the area from prehistoric times to the popular trends of today that make the region unique.