WHERE TO STAY

The larger towns have many motels, especially along the interstates.

There should be no problem in Bismarck-Mandan, Dickinson, Devils Lake,

Fargo, Grand Forks, Jamestown, Minot, Valley City, and Williston. These

towns are distributed rather evenly over the state. Most of the smaller

towns have at least one motel, but try to arrive early. Motels fill

quickly in summer.

Campers will find plenty of spots. In addition to the commercial

campgrounds, most of the state parks offer camp sites, and some are

free. Both units of the Roosevelt Memorial have good campgrounds.

Following is a list of the state parks:

Fort Lincoln—all facilities, birding fair

Lake Metigoshe—all facilities, birding excellent

Lake Sakakawea—all facilities, little birding

Turtle River—all facilities, birding good

Beaver Lake—all facilities, birding fair

Butte View—all facilities, little birding

Fort Stevenson—all facilities, little birding

Icelandic—all facilities, birding good

Doyle Memorial—fireplaces, tables, water, little birding

Little Missouri Bay—fireplaces, tables, water, birding good

Streeter Memorial—fireplaces, tables, water, little birding

Sully’s Creek—fireplaces, tables, water, birding good

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