A Prairie Breeze RV Park

Great place to spend a few days if you need an break and affordable stop. It’s close enough to town to easily grab groceries, explore or go to the kids museum. The bathhouse and laundry facilities were very nice and clean. $1.25 for wash and $1 for drying. Self check in area is explained well and easy to use but is cash or check only. We would definitely stop here again if passing though.

I ended up staying here at the last minute as I was tired driving I needed to sleep. I stayed at site number 36 and slept in my 2016 Honda pilot. Site number 36 is a 50 amp and the regular fee is $35 per night. The owner was kind enough to give me the tenant rate of $20 per night since I was not using any electric, water, or sewer. This site is right next to the bathrooms. The bathroom stalls and showers are spacious, super clean, and everything anyone should need. There is also laundry available on site. I was so impressed with this campground. It was easy to find the nice check in station, garbage bins, and everything else. I noticed there were a large number of very nice RVs at this campground. A few of them must stay there year-round because they have nice patio areas set up. This is a nice quiet campground just barely off interstate 94. There are plenty of trees between the interstate and the campground and I did not hear car traffic during the night. It’s a beautiful little prairie setting and I would definitely recommend this place. I was so glad to be spending $20 for a place to sleep and a shower rather than 120 at some hotel.

This campground meets our travel criteria-close to freeway, level sites, 50amp, easy check-in(self service kiosk), restroom and a place to walk our four legged camper. We don’t need a pool and the fact that this campground has full hookups, laundry(although only one dryer) and showers is a plus(for us). The other campers were friendly and for one night stay...this is all we need. We pulled in, found plenty of open spots to choose from and used the self serve kiosk to pay. We can see that sites could be tight if the campground was full(they use the alternating direction parking) but that wasn’t an issue when we drove in to set up. We would not hesitate to stay again if we were driving thru North Dakota. For groceries we drove into Bismarck.

We have been traveling by RV for almost a year, and this is in the hall of infamy as being among the worst places we've stayed. First, the park is right next to the freeway, so you get the roar of semis rattling your walls all night. There is not a tree in sight to dampen the sound.

Second, many of the trailers were people who apparently spend the summer there in their run-down dilapidated trailers.

Third, the spots are tiny. It's the middle of nowhere, North Dakota, and they can't even make the spots big enough for slide outs? WTF? Our slide out was over our neighbors connections, it was all the room we had.

The park is near nothing except a freeway exit ramp.

The good news is they got us in at the last minute, so I guess that's a reason to stay there -- if your plans change and you need somewhere on short notice.