There are hiking trails, playgrounds, and a fish cleaning station at the marina. The campground offers tent-only sites, primitive grounds, and water and electrical sites. The showers and bathrooms are clean and the sites are well maintained. The generator rule (off after 8:00 p.m.) is a bit of a bummer, but the area is sweltering hot and the nice breezes provide some relief. Elbow Woods is a...

The night skies are dark here and we had absolute quiet here except during the thunderstorms. The City of Hazen Campground is the perfect place to stay for those looking to explore the south side of Lake Sakakawea. Located 14 miles north of Hazen, the campground is situated in a scenic location with a beautiful view of the bay. All spots are by online reservation only and fill up quickly once...

John Moses Memorial Park is one of Hazen's oldest parks boasting well established evergreen and shade trees. This park is located very close to the Hazen Outdoor Swimming Pool just east of Hazen High School. The park is named for Governor John Moses who grew up in Hazen and served as the 22nd Governor or North Dakota from 1939-1945.