Get Away From It All At This Remote And Beautiful Campground In North Dakota

North Dakota is one of those places that just never seems to run out of amazing wonders to behold, trails to hike, parks to explore, or campgrounds to enjoy. Considering there are comparatively few visitors to our little corner of the world, it’s not hard to get away from it all and really get away. For example, if you’re looking for your new favorite campground, I’ve found a great contender: the East Totten Trail Campground seems to have it all, and it makes for an awesome vacation escape. This remote campground in North Dakota seems to have it all – and I’m sure you’ll love it.

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The water is cool, clean, and crystal-clear - perfect for boating, fishing, and all-around lounging about. It is THE best place to kick back and relax.

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There are 30 beautiful campsites available, some of which have electric hookups, concrete and/or gravel, and fire rings.

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It's a grassy area with lots of beautiful trees for shade, and you can even sidle right up to the water in come cases.

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In the winter, it's amazing for ice fishing; my personal favorite time of year to show up here, though, is definitely in the spring.

Mike Bouchard/Google Local

The weather is typically sunny and agreeable, and who doesn't love a day beside the lake? I sure do.

Jason "Hawke" Hamilton/Google Local

...definitely consider a night or five at the East Totten Trail Campground.

For more information about this beautiful, remote campground in North Dakota, be sure to visit the official Recreation.gov website. While you’re here, you’re also in close proximity to other wonders, like Lake Sakakawea, which is considered the Audubon’s “sister lake”.

Need some gear before you go? Check out all the cool camping must-haves like this GCI Outdoor Kickback Chair from our friends at REI. Do you have a favorite rural campground in North Dakota? Tell me about it in the comments!