Buffalo, North Dakota, draws RV travelers with its endless prairies, Sheyenne River fishing, and quick drive to Fargo's craft breweries. Park your rig at Viking Vines RV Campground or Buffalo RV Park to launch into walleye hunts and Fort Ransom hikes. These two spots keep costs low, from $27 nightly, while you chase the state's wild heart.
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Buffalo anchors Cass County's quiet side along the Sheyenne River. Fishermen cast for walleye from rocky banks near town. Families picnic at Buffalo City Park or speed around Buffalo Speedway's dirt track on summer weekends. Fargo pulses 25 miles east with Red River trails, live music at Dempsey's, and the bustling downtown market.
Viking Vines RV Campground fits families and casual explorers at $37 per night amid vineyard views. Buffalo RV Park handles big rigs with 50-amp power, dump station, pet-friendly sites, and sewer hookups; prices span $27 to $125. Campers use these bases to fish rivers by day and grill under prairie stars at night.
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Buffalo stands out for Sheyenne River fishing and Cass County farmland. The small town hosts Buffalo Speedway races every summer weekend. Proximity to Fargo adds urban hikes along the Red River and craft beer tastings. RV bases here mix quiet nights with day adventures in North Dakota's valley.
Viking Vines RV Campground and Buffalo RV Park sit right in Buffalo. Viking Vines offers rates from $37 nightly with scenic spots. Buffalo RV Park provides 50-amp hookups, dump station, pets allowed, and sewer; prices range $27 to $125.
Yes, Buffalo RV Park welcomes pets with full amenities. It includes 50-amp power, dump station, and sewer hookups for convenient stays. Pets roam freely on spacious sites while you explore nearby Sheyenne River trails.