Forest camping near Fargo

Explore North Dakota’s splendor on a camping trip to serene parks and wildlife havens near Fargo.

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Tumbleweed Base Camp

9 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents5 acres · Detroit Lakes, MN

This old homestead belonged to my belated uncle Steve, and after he passed unexpectedly, I had returned to Minnesota from California and wanted to create a warm, welcoming atmosphere for those interested in sharing a peaceful and modest property. The old barn is a work in progress to eventually become the base to accommodating more travelers and outdoor enthusiasts as finances permit. After working in the service industry bartending for 14 years and hosting 100+ global travelers via CouchSurfing out of San Diego, I am well versed in creating an inviting space, it has been a fulfilling endeavor. We look forward to meeting you and sharing/swapping stories around the campfire! Learn more about this land: Our property and profile are in constant change as we are in a stage of development, but we look to share our land with those seeking to enjoy a warm, welcome environment for those fellow wanderers, outdoor enthusiasts, vagabonds, and globetrotters. I am a well-traveled backpacker myself and share 5 1/2 acres with my father here in a bustling little touristy town. We enjoy the company of those who endorse small footprint, sustainable practices and like to establish meaningful connections. All we ask is that you respect the property, our neighbors, and make an effort to add one more new friend before you depart.

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Forest camping near Fargo guide

Overview

Welcome to Hipcamp, your go-to website for all things camping! If you're looking to immerse yourself in the beauty of a forested landscape near Fargo, North Dakota, we've got you covered. With over 70 options that offer the perfect blend of nature and adventure, you'll have no trouble finding the ideal campsite for your forest-loving heart. Looking for some recommendations? Check out Seclusion on the 4th Crow (29 reviews), Eagle Ridge (13 reviews), or Willow Acres an RV Resort (10 reviews) for some top-rated options. And don't worry about breaking the bank, with prices starting as low as $18 per night and an average price of $45 per night, you can enjoy the great outdoors without breaking the bank. Plus, you'll have access to popular amenities like campfires, cooking equipment, and potable water, as well as exciting activities such as swimming, whitewater paddling, and hiking. So pack your bags and get ready for an unforgettable camping experience!