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Pelican Point
Overview
Overview
Pelican Point in Jamestown, North Dakota delivers a classic prairie-edge staging ground for travelers navigating the upper Midwest. Situated along the expansive waters typical of Stutsman County, this destination places visitors right in the distinct landscape of the James River valley. The property name evokes the migratory bird populations that frequent regional wetlands during seasonal shifts, setting a distinct outdoor atmosphere for anyone towing a trailer or driving a motorhome through the region.
Location & Surroundings
Access to Pelican Point typically involves traveling along Interstate 94 or U.S. Highway 281, making it a logical stop for cross-country road trippers. The terrain here transitions between flat agricultural fields and rolling glacial hills dotted with sloughs and reservoirs. Weather in Stutsman County ranges from warm, breezy summers to crisp autumns, requiring self-contained RVers to come prepared for shifting prairie winds and open skies.
Amenities & Park Features
Because specific on-site infrastructure details for Pelican Point are not publicly verified, travelers should contact management directly prior to arrival. When calling ahead, be sure to confirm critical logistical information regarding RV hookups, including amperage options, water availability, and sewer connections. Inquire about pull-through versus back-in site dimensions, road grading within the grounds, and any seasonal operating dates that might affect your travel schedule.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Outdoor enthusiasts staying near Jamestown will find plenty to explore beyond the property boundaries. Jamestown Reservoir and the James River offer local opportunities for boating, fishing, and shoreline walking. Visitors can also drive into town to view the world-famous National Buffalo Museum, see the live American bison herd, and explore the Frontier Village replica town just off the interstate.
Who This Park Is Best For
This location suits road-trippers traveling across Interstate 94 who need a quiet night off the highway rather than a resort experience. Photographers, birdwatchers, and anglers drawn to the Dakota prairie ecosystem will appreciate the natural surroundings. It works particularly well for self-sufficient campers who value geographic convenience and a regional basecamp over heavily commercialized park amenities.
Reviews
Alannah Evans
Walked up & got a spot right away. EXCELLENT views
Nathan Carlson
Waited for a server for 15 mins finally got up and left. Nice area though.
andrew stewart
Owner is super nice and helpful.. got a full size rv spot and wife and everything needed and they have a restaurant on-site as well... great place to stay
alex hamre
We rented site 13 and for being the first site you see/pass by, we really have no bad things to say. The bathrooms were exceptionally clean for being a campground, shower room is a bit outdated/dirty but that is to be expected at a campground. The site was great, hookups worked and no issues. Fire pit was clean and picnic table was sturdy. We did pay for the upgraded wifi and it worked great. If i had to find something to mention it would be that the weekend we were there it was very busy and lots of traffic for a couple events going on but that was planned way before us so that’s not a downside, just something to be aware of. Overall 5/5.
Cherie Russell
It's a very nice, friendly atmosphere, next to the beach/campground. Good food, a little on the spendy side, but, sometimes it's better than a trip to town.