Tucked along the banks of the Little Missouri River, Glen Ullin Memorial Park and Campground is Morton County's hidden retreat — a peaceful basecamp for river adventures, prairie exploration, and unforgettable nights under the open sky.
Glen Ullin Memorial Park and Campground sits at the crossroads of North Dakota's most dramatic landscapes. On one side, the Little Missouri River carves through ancient canyons. On the other, endless prairie stretches to the horizon — the same land that shaped the legends of the Old West.
Whether you're seeking a quiet riverside campsite, a comfortable overnight stop on your way through the Badlands, or a base for fishing, kayaking, and wildlife viewing, Glen Ullin offers the kind of unhurried hospitality you won't find in a chain motel. This is a place where the stars come out at night and the only traffic is the river current.
From full hookups for your RV to a quiet spot for your tent, Glen Ullin has the amenities to make your Morton County getaway comfortable and convenient.
Spacious sites accommodate both RVs with full hookups and tent campers looking for a flat, shaded spot by the river.
Well-maintained facility with hot showers, flushing toilets, and fresh water access throughout the campground.
30 and 50-amp electrical, water, and sewer connections available at select sites for the ultimate RV experience.
Large group sites available for family reunions, church outings, and team gatherings. Picnic tables and grill areas included.
Walk right out to the Little Missouri River for fishing, kayaking, or simply sitting by the water and watching the world go by.
Each site comes with a fire ring and cooking grate. Gather 'round the campfire under a blanket of prairie stars.
Glen Ullin puts you at the center of some of North Dakota's most unforgettable outdoor experiences — from the rugged Badlands to historic frontier towns.
Breathtaking eroded buttes, sharp ridges, and vast wilderness. Hike the trails and spot bison, bighorn sheep, and prairie dogs.
Step back in time at this restored frontier fort. Explore the Custer House museum, hike river trails, and learn about the Little Bighorn campaign.
Fish for walleye and northern pike, kayak the calm stretches, or cast a line from the bank. The river is your backyard.
Walk among wildflowers and native grasses at this restored prairie preserve. Birdwatching is exceptional in spring and fall.
Grab a bite at a local restaurant, browse shops, and visit the Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center — all just a short drive away.
Far from city lights, Glen Ullin offers some of the clearest night skies in the region. Bring a telescope or just lie back and gaze.
From riverside sunrises to starlit campfires — see what makes our campground special.
"We found Glen Ullin by accident and made it a point to come back every summer after that. There's nothing like sitting by the river with a cold drink and a campfire going."
Whether you're planning a weekend camping trip, a family reunion, or just need a peaceful place to rest your head, we'd love to hear from you. Call us or fill out the form and we'll get back to you as soon as possible.
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