North Dakota state parks are state parks managed by the North Dakota Parks & Recreation Department.
- Beaver Lake State Park
- Butte Saint Paul State Recreation Area
- Cross Ranch State Park
- Crow Flies High State Recreation Area
- Devils Lake State Parks
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- Black Tiger Bay State Recreation Area
- Grahams Island State Park
- Doyle Memorial State Recreation Area
- Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park
- Fort Ransom State Park
- Fort Stevenson State Park
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- Fort Stevenson State Park Arboretum
- Icelandic State Park
- Indian Hills State Recreation Area and Resort
- Lake Metigoshe State Park
- Lake Sakakawea State Park
- Lewis and Clark State Park
- Little Metigoshe State Recreation Area
- Little Missouri State Park
- Pelican Point State Recreation Area
- Pembina Gorge State Recreation Area
- Sully Creek State Park
- Turtle River State Park
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