A variety of different types of cabins are available for rent in ten of North Dakota's State Parks, ranging from small, sleeping-only camper cabins to family-style cabins with kitchenettes and bathrooms.
Information about each park's cabin facilities, along with meeting facilities and picnic shelters, can be found on that park's web pages. Links are provided below.
Cabin reservations may be made online on our Online Reservation System or by phoning our Call Center at 800.807.4723.
Camping cabins have no interior bathrooms or cooking facilities. They are generally equipped with lights, heat, fan and sleep from 4-5 bunkbed style, and are available from approximately mid-May to fall. For information on parks with sleeping cabins, visit the following pages:
The Woodland Cabins at Turtle River State Park are similar to camper cabins, but have individual bathrooms. For information on these cabins, go to:
Two log cabins and two yurts are available year round at Cross Ranch State Park. All have lights and electricity. The cabins have wood-burning stoves, and the Yurts have propane fireplaces. No running water or inside toilets are available, but shower facilities are available year-round at the Visitor Center.
Three year-round family cabins are available at Lake Metigoshe State Park. Each is equipped with kitchens, bathrooms, heat, gas fireplaces and decks. This park also has a large group facility with dorms and kitchen/dining hall.
Cross Ranch, Fort Stevenson and Lake Metigoshe state parks rent their seasonal staff cabins when not needed to house park staff. Seasonal housing has heat, kitchenette and bathrooms.
Small, medium or large shelters are available for rent and reservation at all state parks except Sully Creek. Reservations may be made 1 year in advance by calling the park directly. Prices are based on shelter size and capacity:
Meeting rooms and large group facilities are available for rent and reservations may be made up to 1 year in advance by calling the park directly.
