North Dakota state parks are state parks managed by the North Dakota Parks and Recreation Department.
State parks and recreation areas Name County Area Estab- lished Lake / river Image RemarksBeaver Lake State Park Logan 1932Beaver LakeBoating, fishing, campingButte Saint Paul State Recreation Area Bottineau 1933Turtle Mountains vista pointCross Ranch State Park Oliver 1989Missouri RiverBoating, canoeing, campingCrow Flies High State Recreation Area Mountrail Lake SakakaweaScenic lake viewsFort Abraham Lincoln State Park Morton 1907Heart River, Missouri River Home to On-A-Slant Indian VillageFort Ransom State ParkRansom 1976Sheyenne RiverPreserved homesteader farmsFort Stevenson State ParkMcLean 1974Lake SakakaweaIncludes Fort Stevenson State Park ArboretumGrahams Island State ParkRamsey 1988Devils LakeLast remaining unit of the four former Devils Lake State ParksIcelandic State ParkPembina 1964Lake RenwickIncludes the Gunlogson Arboretum Nature PreserveLake Metigoshe State ParkBottineau 1937Lake MetigosheAdjacent to Turtle Mountain Provincial Park, ManitobaLake Sakakawea State ParkMercer 1965Lake SakakaweaAdjacent to Garrison DamLewis and Clark State ParkWilliams 1973Lake SakakaweaFishing, boating, campingLittle Metigoshe State Recreation AreaBottineau1937Lake MetigoshePicnicking, fishingLittle Missouri State ParkDunn 1971Little Missouri RiverBadlands hiking and equestrian trailsPelican Point State Recreation AreaBottineau Lake MetigosheUndeveloped day-use areaPembina Gorge State Recreation AreaCavalier 2012Pembina RiverRiver kayaking; trails for hiking, horseback riding, and off-road vehiclesRough Rider State ParkBillings 1970Little Missouri RiverStart of the Maah Daah Hey TrailTurtle Mountain State Recreation AreaBottineau Off-highway vehicle, hiking, biking, snowshoeing and horseback riding trails.Turtle River State ParkGrand Forks 1934Turtle RiverCamping, fishing, trails
References
External links North Dakota Parks and Recreation North Dakota Parks and Recreation Department