RV rental Turtle River State Park, ND: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

Despite being a relatively small state park, camping at Turtle River State Park could not be easier thanks to the 100-site campground. Although there are no full hookup facilities for your RV rental in the park, over 70 of the sites do offer access to power and water. The park provides a modern washroom with flushing toilets and shower facilities. Reservations can be made up to three months in advances and come highly recommended during peak season. If you are not successful in managing to bag yourself a spot here, set up camp with your rental RV at The Grand Forms Municipal Campground, just a twenty-minute drive away from Turtle River State Park. As well as full hook-up facilities, the park offers modern washroom amenities, a stable WiFi connection, and a coin-operated laundry room.

Although Larimore is the closest town to Turtle River State Park and great for stocking up on supplies, it is worth heading into Grand Forks to visit some of the more cultural attractions. The North Dakota Museum of Art is a must-visit whilst you are in town. Part of the University of North Dakota Campus, the museum houses three exhibition galleries that open their doors to the public for free. Recognized as the official art museum of the state as early as 1981, the museum aims to promote and celebrate the best of regional, national and international artists to the public. Check out the museum’s website for their weekly schedule of exhibitions, educational programs, and live events. Just around the corner is the Grand Forks County Historical Society, a must-visit for any history buffs camping with an RV nearby. The society had a humble start in 1970 with just one small building housing a handful of artifacts. Nowadays, the successful society has grown to consist of over six museum buildings, including the area’s original log Post Office, the city’s oldest building and the Myra Museum which houses the museums 1000-strong artifacts collection. Tours of the grounds are available from May through to September. During the winter tours are by appointment only, so make sure to call ahead! Round off your visit to Grand Forks, by taking the whole family to the Splashers of The Sea Water Park. Part of a hotel complex, this wild water park allows public entry for a small fee that includes the use of several waterslides, the nation’s favorite lazy river, a pool, hot tub, and kids water play area. As the largest indoor water park currently in North Dakota, there is enough to keep the whole family entertained on a rainy afternoon!