Center, North Dakota, hooks RV campers with direct access to Cross Ranch State Park and the winding Missouri River. Six parks scatter across the area, from budget ball fields to riverside loops. Park your rig here to hike bison trails, cast lines for walleye, and unwind under big skies.
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About Center, North Dakota
Center anchors Oliver County with its ranching heritage and wild Missouri River bends. Cross Ranch State Park covers 569 acres of prairie and cottonwood gallery forest, where visitors spot elk, deer, and prairie dogs on marked trails. Drive ND-25 south to reach Fort Mandan Recreation Area, or north to Lake Sakakawea for wind-swept boating adventures. The town hosts the Oliver County Fair each August, complete with rodeo action and farm exhibits.
Cross Ranch State Park Campground fits solo explorers with 30-amp hookups, showers, and a dump station. Governors Centennial Loop Campground draws groups to its 50-amp sites that run $25 to $135 per night. Center City RV Park serves pet owners seeking sewer and water connections. Primitive Campground matches budget campers and groups at a flat $15 nightly with showers and water. Ball Park RV Park lures thrifty travelers starting at $10 with electric hookups.
- Six RV parks total, two inside Cross Ranch State Park on the Missouri River
- Three parks offer showers: Cross Ranch State Park Campground, Governors Centennial Loop, Primitive Campground
- Budget stays start low: Ball Park RV Park from $10/night, Primitive Campground at $15
- Pets allowed at Center City RV Park, Ball Park RV Park, and Primitive Campground
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