General Sibley Park and Campground

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  Ady Brochu3 months ago

  It is a beautiful campground. It has its downfall but I feel that’s normal for where it is located. There are bees that hovered around our screen door when the outside door was not closed. They have three decent size playgrounds, tons of space for RVs and kids to explore and play. Very well maintained. Washrooms are decent - pressure not strong but does the job.

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  Hailey Elizabeth3 months ago

  We stayed here not too long ago and it was such a great visit. We highly recommend staying here if you get the chance. The people at the office are so nice and easy to talk to. Any questions I had they answered honestly and made me feel comfortable. It’s one of the cleanest campgrounds we’ve stayed at as well. The bathrooms are like most campgrounds, so no sinks or flushing toilets but they are maintained. It was so peaceful here and we enjoyed every second of it. Thank you to the staff!

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  Lisa Sa year ago

  Location = very nice Sites = very spacious and private Facilities = clean and modern Noise = quiet Hiking = nice trails in park Internet = very good Centrally located to Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park, and Bismarck. Really enjoyed this park. It is a city park, but it’s nicer than many of the state parks we’ve stayed at.

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  jenni walz3 years ago

  What a wonderful find! The Fall colors were beautiful and the camp spots were so big. Felt like we were really out with nature plus a very nice dump site on the way out and water. The park Personnel was awesome! It was 4 miles off of Highway 94 and very easy to get to. Well worth the short drive. We definitely will be back:-) oh and the bathrooms and showers were very nice and very very clean:-)

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  TodayIsOurAdventure2 years ago

  Quiet, woodsy campground located in the outskirts of the Capital City. Cost $27 Campground: This is a large, sprawling campground that has some twisty one-way roads. We wouldn’t recommend this for rigs any longer than 60 feet or taller than 13-1/2 feet. We felt we were pushing the limits of clearance on branches and maneuvering turns and into our site. Campsite #64 The campsite was a gravel back-in site that backed up to a large park area in between another road of campers. The campsite took a bit of leveling. It had a fairly steep slope on the utility side and the back. This was electric only and 20 and 30 #amp. They do have multiple drinking water stations to fill and one dump station. We had a picnic table at our site and a fire ring with a layover grill. No propane refill here. No Wifi Starlink: Good enough for streaming Verizon: Emails and light googling Noise Level: It was very quiet at this campground. Amenities: They have several bathhouses with a shower and couple of toilets, but this campground is large and has no sewer connections so as you would imagine, the bathhouse stays busy! And it was clean enough. Multiple trashcans located throughout the park. No laundry facilities. No pool, but multiple playgrounds located throughout the park. Other facilities: Horseshoes, Geocaches, volley ball, a Boat Ramp, 18-hole disc golf course, an interpretive trail, little library, and a poetry box quest! You search for the poetry boxes throughout the park and leave a poem and read the poems that are there. Dog friendly: While it is dog friendly, no off-leash areas. There are plenty of green space to walk and they have pickup stations that are fully stocked. Camp store: No camp store but they do have Firewood: $6 and Ice: $7 Camp staff interactions: Camp staff who checked us in was friendly and helpful Additional info: Make sure to check out the information on the road construction coming into the campground because it is no joke!