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jbstok · 01-23-2021, 03:35 PM

We're planning our fall trip out west and we're looking to spend maybe 3 days in Fargo, ND before heading on west. I'm having trouble finding an RV park that looks like it would work for us. 45' class A towing a Wrangler. None that I've found have decent reviews or will accommodate a rig our size with a requirement for 50 amp power. Sewer I can probably get by without. Anybody got suggestions for a good place to stay? We don't do Walmarts and try to avoid truck stop overnights. The noise freaks out the dogs.
Thanks.

Old-Biscuit · 01-23-2021, 04:31 PM

What's wrong with 30A Site...fall shouldn't need A/C

https://www.bing.com/search?q=campin...ANNTA1&PC=HCTS

twogypsies · 01-23-2021, 04:49 PM

Wagner Park, Barnesville, MN - 50A - 27mi from Fargo

Red River Valley Fairgrounds - 50A - in Fargo - check that there's no activities going on. We've stayed at fairgrounds often. Good price. Big sites.

CharlesinGA · 01-23-2021, 08:01 PM

I have looked at Fargo a couple of times in the past for a place to stay, as my brother lives in town. Planning on visiting next year and will probably maneuver the trailer into his driveway.

The Lindenwood city campground gets poor reviews for being somewhat trashy and its practically under the interstate where it crosses the river, meaning its quite noisy.

The fairground looks quite promising, especially for a large rig, as it is close in to town and has 50 amp power.
https://www.campgroundreviews.com/re...lley-fair-8485

Across the river in Minnesota is Buffalo River State Park and it has a decent campground, and is not far from the Moorehead/Fargo area.

The Youtube channel GRAND ADVENTURE stayed at Buffalo River last summer on their Heartland 2020 tour and liked it. Watch this video on things to see in the Fargo area and his review of the campground. Fargo | North Dakota Minnesota RV travel camping museums adventure

Charles

jbstok · 01-24-2021, 08:37 AM

Thanks everyone for the suggestions. Hopefully we can find something that will work for us.

ktn1966 · 01-24-2021, 09:24 AM

We stayed at Linwood as an overnight stop on our way to Badlands. We liked it and felt safe. The traffic on the interstate died down at night and our trailer is insulated enough to drown out what little noise there is. I like it because I could take the dog on a walk. We wished we had more time to stay so we could kayak.

I don't remember what they had for services at the pedestal, we only had a trailer with 30 amp at the time.

We don't do Walmart or truck stops. I can't say about any other park in the area but we would have problems staying at linwood again.