Viking Vines Vineyard
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Lovely overnight. Peaceful. Beautiful. Delightful conversation with the owner hearing how she named the property, her plans for the future. Campground is well laid out. We were in a full
Hookup site - water, sewer and 50/20 amp electric. We used a 50amp to 30amp dog one with no issues. Our site had a picnic table. There is a great common fire pit area and a horseshoe/bags area. Loved walking the dogs around the outside of the vineyards at sunset. Highly recommend
Hookup site - water, sewer and 50/20 amp electric. We used a 50amp to 30amp dog one with no issues. Our site had a picnic table. There is a great common fire pit area and a horseshoe/bags area. Loved walking the dogs around the outside of the vineyards at sunset. Highly recommend
Stopped in to the RV park for a night on my way through ND. Great campground and host, also was able to get a seat for their Friday night dinner which was delicious. Would definitely stay here again!
We chanced upon Viking Vines because we happened to see a random YouTube video. Fate introduced us to a hidden gem. The rv park is quiet, clean and level. The tasting room is a short walk from the rv park and offers up very interesting wines made from grape varietals grown in North Dakota and Minnesota. Experiencing new flavor profiles and pairing with tasty bites from the kitchen was relaxing and an unexpected delight after a long day on the road. Shelby shared her story, talked...read full review
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 5 - 8PM |
| Thursday | 5 - 8PM |
| Friday | 5:30 - 8PM |
| Saturday | 12 - 8PM |
| Sunday | 12 - 5PM |
Viking Vines Vineyard offers a peaceful setting with good wine and beer. The RV park has nice, level, and spacious sites with full hookups and a place to dump garbage. There is a painted sitting bench and a community fire pit area. The camp spots are dirt and gravel with enough room between neighbors. No separate bath house is available. The cafe/wine tasting room serves breakfast, and a friendly owner has great stories about North Dakota and the wine. It is a quiet, hidden gem. One visitor was invited in for lunch and treated like family. Check-in and check-out are easy through email or a QR code. It worked out perfect for a one-night stay, and it will be top of the list for a next North Dakota trip.