North Dakota State Parks

North Dakota’s state parks highlight the state’s expansive prairies, serene waterways, and cultural heritage. Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park combines outdoor adventure with history, featuring hiking trails and reconstructed earth lodges of the Mandan people. Lake Sakakawea State Park offers opportunities for boating, fishing, and exploring the shores of one of the country’s largest reservoirs. At Cross Ranch, visitors can enjoy the quiet beauty of the Missouri River and unspoiled grasslands, while Icelandic State Park provides a glimpse into the state’s immigrant history. North Dakota’s parks offer a peaceful connection to nature and the stories of the Great Plains.