Jamestown, North Dakota, is the Buffalo City, home to the World's Largest Buffalo monument and the National Buffalo Museum. With 18 RV parks in the area, you can camp near the James River and explore the city's rich frontier history.
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Jamestown sits along Interstate 94, where the James River cuts through rolling prairie. The city's most famous resident is Dakota Thunder, the 26-foot-tall buffalo statue that guards Frontier Village. You can also visit the Stutsman County Courthouse, the oldest courthouse in North Dakota, or take a short drive to see the historic Fort Seward site.
The RV parks here cater to different travel styles. Frontier Fort Campground offers budget-friendly sites with full hookups and showers, perfect for overnight stops. Jamestown Campground provides a quieter stay with riverfront views and modern amenities. Lazy Fish at Pelican Point appeals to anglers with its proximity to the James River, while Smokey's Campground offers a more rustic experience for those seeking solitude.
Jamestown is known as the Buffalo City, home to the World's Largest Buffalo monument and the National Buffalo Museum. The city also boasts the Stutsman County Courthouse, the oldest courthouse in North Dakota, and sits along the historic Lewis and Clark Trail.
You'll find 18 RV parks in and around Jamestown, including Frontier Fort Campground with full hookups from $23/night, Jamestown Campground with riverfront sites from $38/night, and Lazy Fish at Pelican Point for anglers. Most parks are within 10 miles of downtown.
Yes, most RV parks in Jamestown welcome pets, including Frontier Fort Campground and Jamestown Campground. Smokey's Campground offers open spaces for dogs to run, while Lazy Fish at Pelican Point has nearby walking trails along the James River.