Regent, North Dakota, launches the Enchanted Highway's 32 miles of giant scrap-metal sculptures that stun road trippers. Park at the single standout RV spot, Enchanted Highway Campground, with WiFi and rates from $20 a night. Camp here to wander massive art like 'Geese in Flight' under wide prairie skies.
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Regent anchors the Enchanted Highway, where artist Gary Greff forged ten colossal sculptures from old tires and farm junk. Towering 'Geese in Flight' hits 110 feet tall; 'Pheasants on the Prairie' stretches 40 feet wide. Stroll the route from Regent toward Gladstone, then hike Dakota Prairie Grasslands for bison sightings and rolling hills. Grab pie at Buckboard Cafe on Main Street.
Enchanted Highway Campground fits explorers chasing the highway's wonders on a budget. WiFi supports remote workers parked amid grasslands. Road trippers love the $20/night steal; families pitch tents or hook RVs nearby for easy sculpture access.
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Regent draws crowds for the Enchanted Highway and its ten giant scrap-metal sculptures by Gary Greff. This 32-mile stretch starts here with 'Geese in Flight,' the world's largest such piece at 110 feet high. Art fans and families drive from I-94 to snap photos and picnic between installations like 'Tin Family'.
Enchanted Highway Campground tops the list near Regent. WiFi flows, and nights start at $20. It sits primed for highway jaunts, pulling you right into the sculpture trail.
Yes, Enchanted Highway Campground allows pets like most prairie parks. Keep leashes handy for grassland walks. Check rules on site, but dogs join families chasing sculptures without issue.