Garrison, North Dakota, lures RV travelers with world-class walleye fishing on Lake Sakakawea. Camp at Douglas Creek - COE, the area's top spot in our directory, and launch boats from the sandy shore. Expect electric hookups, stunning sunsets, and easy drives to Garrison Dam.
Garrison anchors the shores of Lake Sakakawea, North Dakota's largest lake at 368,000 acres. Anglers chase trophy walleye year-round while boaters skim endless waters. Drive Highway 83 north to Fort Stevenson State Park for prairie hikes and bald eagle sightings. The Garrison Dam visitor center reveals Missouri River engineering feats from the 1950s.
Douglas Creek - COE fits boaters, families, and anglers perfectly. Sites hug the lakeshore with 30- and 50-amp electric, water, and dump station access. Ramp your rig or kayak directly into Sakakawea. Quiet evenings bring campfires and starlit skies, steps from town amenities on Main Street.
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Garrison serves as the gateway to Lake Sakakawea for walleye fishing and boating. The 368,000-acre reservoir hosts tournaments that draw pros from across the Midwest. Highway 83 runs through town, linking it to Fort Stevenson State Park's trails and beaches just 10 miles north.
Douglas Creek - COE tops our list, located right on Lake Sakakawea five miles west of town. It offers 47 sites with electric hookups, water, and a dump station. Boat ramps and fishing docks make it ideal for water lovers.
Yes, Douglas Creek - COE welcomes leashed pets at all sites. Trails around the lake provide walks with views of Sakakawea wildlife. Clean up after pets to keep the COE grounds pristine for everyone.