Epping anchors northwest North Dakota's Bakken oil boom with wide-open prairies and quick access to Lake Sakakawea. Camp here to launch boats at Lewis & Clark State Park or relax under endless skies after a day chasing walleye. Two parks, Epping RV Park and Lewis & Clark State Park, deliver the hookups and peace you crave.
Epping hugs Highway 2 in Williams County, a speck of a town that punches above its weight. Pumpjacks nod along rural roads like 133rd Avenue Northwest. Lewis & Clark State Park crowns the area with 7,300 acres of badlands and Missouri River shores, prime for walleye fishing, hiking Tobacco Garden Trail, or spotting mule deer at dawn.
Lewis & Clark State Park suits adventurers with WiFi connections and sites from $30 per night, letting you unplug by day and check emails after sunset hikes. Epping RV Park targets workampers and overnighters, hooking you up with sewer, water, and a dump station right in town for easy resupply runs to Main Street's shops.
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Epping thrives as a Bakken oil town in northwest North Dakota. Pumpjacks line roads like 133rd Avenue Northwest, fueling the local economy. Campers flock here for Lewis & Clark State Park's Lake Sakakawea access, where walleye fishing draws anglers from across the Midwest every summer.
Lewis & Clark State Park and Epping RV Park top the list. Lewis & Clark sits 10 miles north on Lake Sakakawea with WiFi and $30/night sites. Epping RV Park anchors downtown with sewer, water hookups, and a dump station for convenient stays.
Epping RV Park offers full hookups including sewer, water, and dump station. This setup suits long-term stays for oil field workers or travelers needing reliable utilities. Pair it with nearby Lewis & Clark State Park for variety, though it focuses more on waterfront dry camping.