State: North Dakota
Address 1: 1403 River Road
City: Center
Zip: 58530
Phone: 701-794-3731
Open: Open from mid May through September
Open all Year: No
Number of Sites: 70
Camp URL: http://www.parkrec.nd.gov/parks/crsp.htm
Full Hook: Yes
Located along seven miles of the last free-flowing, undeveloped stretches of the Missouri River, North Dakota’s Cross Ranch Centennial State Park is rich in both cultural and natural history.
The park is purposely left primitive to preserve the land’s natural beauty. The River Peoples Visitor Center has displays and information about the once mighty Missouri River, which has now been tamed through a series of major dams and reservoirs along its length.
A boat ramp is available for those wishing to explore this scenic segment of the river, while anglers will find walleye, pike and bass in its waters. Canoe rentals are also available.
An extensive trail system can be explored either on foot or on cross country skis during the winter months. During the summer, the trails allow access to a 5,000-acre dedicated nature preserve where mixed grass prairie, river bottom forests and woody draws can be seen.
A back country area is open for those wishing to hike to their camping spot.
CampingMain campground (no electrical, showers at Visitor Center)-$12/night. Sanger Campground (vault toilet only). Electrical sites in Sanger Campground are about 35 ft. long and restricted to use by small RVs only, due to the difficulty larger RVs may have in turning around.
Facilities
589 acres
70 sites
7 elec. sites at Sanger Campground-(RVs under 35 ft. only)
Reservations
Dump station
Showers
Log cabins
Visitor center
Boat ramp
Canoe rentals
Hiking trails
Cross country ski trails
Picnic shelters
Playground
