Is boondocking allowed in North Dakota?

Yes, boondocking is allowed in North Dakota, primarily on public lands such as national grasslands and state wildlife management areas. Boondocking, also known as dispersed or primitive camping, refers to camping outside of designated campgrounds without access to facilities like restrooms, water, or electricity. In North Dakota, you can boondock in the Dakota Prairie Grasslands, which includes the Little Missouri National Grassland and Sheyenne National Grassland. Keep in mind that boondocking typically requires campers to be self-sufficient and follow Leave No Trace principles to minimize their impact on the environment.