Alexander hums as a Bakken oil boomtown in northwest North Dakota. Campers flock here for cheap stays at Sather Lake or First Responders Park, starting at $10 a night. Badlands hikes and river floats await from these quiet bases on US Highway 85.
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Alexander thrives amid oil rigs along US Highway 85. Pronghorn antelope graze open plains beyond town limits. The Little Missouri River slices canyons ten minutes north, perfect for kayaking. Fort Buford State Historic Site stands nearby at the river's Missouri confluence, where Sitting Bull surrendered.
Sather Lake draws groups and pet owners to its primitive sites with drinking water, all for $10 nightly. First Responders Park fits energy workers and families with dump stations, water hookups, group areas, and pet-friendly policies. Both parks launch RVers toward Theodore Roosevelt National Park's bison herds fifty miles south.
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Alexander anchors the Bakken oil fields in northwest North Dakota. Energy workers fill its streets, but pronghorn hunts and Little Missouri River floats draw outdoor lovers. Theodore Roosevelt National Park offers badlands trails just fifty miles south.
Sather Lake and First Responders Park serve Alexander directly. Sather Lake sits with group sites, pets allowed, and drinking water at $10/night. First Responders Park provides dump stations, water hookups, and group areas near US Highway 85.
Yes, both Sather Lake and First Responders Park welcome pets. Sather Lake pairs pet access with group sites and drinking water. First Responders Park labels itself pet-friendly next to its dump station and water hookups.