• Pre-registrations appreciated
• On site registration accepted with no additional fee

• AERC
• MnDRA
• UMECRA

• Camp is in a campground
• Camp is on privately owned land

Signs to ride camp will be posted on ND Hwy 46 (approximately 7.5 miles north of camp) and on ND Hwy 18 (approximately 7 miles east of camp). Those are the best routes into camp. Other routes are available, but they will not be marked and would have more gravel roads to drive. Directions using Google Maps have been found to be accurate.

• Camping Fee - Paid to Park

• Potable water on site
• Showers on site
• Flush toilets.
• Cell service is good

• Generators allowed within specified hours only

Reserve a campsite through Sheyenne Oaks at https://sheyenneoaks.com/. If reservable sites are full, please contact the campground at 701-361-8566 for overflow reservations. Corrals are available at the campground but also must be reserved.

• Tie to trailer - optional
• Corrals onsite

12x12 corrals available (must be reserved through the campground). All manure removed from corral and campsite areas. All hay removed; do not leave for the next guest. NO horses in the campsites. Tie to a wooden corral post for saddling. Fill holes if your horse is a digger. Horses are NOT allowed in electric sites, they must be tacked up at the corrals.

• Award potluck dinner (bring a dish to pass)

• Sharing route with mountain bikes
• Cattle - in same space
• Cattle - in adjacent space
• Mild Sand
• Flat ride

Trails will include single track cow paths, as well as portions of the groomed North Country National Scenic Trail. Footing is largely sandy soil and dirt, with occasional gravel sections. Relatively flat terrain with small, rolling hills. Cattle will be present on some trails. Water on trail will primarily be available in large, windmill driven stock tanks. Gates separating pastures will need to be open/closed due to the cattle - but are of a type that could be opened from horseback. Mounting blocks will be provided at gates.

• All checks in camp