The North Unit of Theodore Roosevelt National Park feels different.
You’ll drive along the Little Missouri River and suddenly see bison standing just off the road. Early mornings are still. Sunsets at Oxbow Overlook stretch for miles.
After a day out there, it’s nice to come back somewhere comfortable.
Watford City Basin RV Resort is about 15 minutes from the North Unit entrance — straight south of town, easy drive. You can spend the day in the Badlands and still be back in town for dinner, a hot shower, and full hookups by evening.
A lot of RV parks in Watford City are small. Forty sites. Maybe a hundred. We have 784.
That matters when:
Here, you get:
It’s a practical basecamp. Explore during the day. Reset at night.
One of the biggest advantages is location.
We’re just off Main Street in Watford City. That means:
That balance makes longer trips more enjoyable.
This property covers 57 acres and includes 784 full hook-up RV sites — the largest RV resort in North Dakota.
What that means for you:
Summer weekends near the park can fill up fast. Larger properties give you more flexibility.
If you’re staying more than a night or two, there’s plenty nearby:
This part of North Dakota still feels open. Not overdeveloped. Not packed with traffic.
That’s part of the draw.
Some travelers want to dry camp deep in the park.
Others want:
You don’t have to choose between nature and comfort.
You can hike in the morning, watch bison in the afternoon, and plug in by evening.
Simple as that.
The property was built in 2011 and designed for long-term durability. That means:
If you’re looking for:
