McVille Country Club is a municipal, 9-hole, grass-green facility open to the general public. The Clubhouse offers soda, water and snack items. Green fees are listed on our website at…
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The museum features artifacts, including Sitting Bull's peace pipe. The library is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Books on tape, large print, videos.
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Located on the west shore of Jamestown Reservoir, Pelican Point Landing offers a serene getaway just a few miles from Jamestown. Concessions, bait, supplies, fish cleaning house, park and swimming…
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Pigeon Point's high diversity of wetland habitats and plant life is noteworthy. At least 15 rare plants are harbored in fen and wetland thicket habitats. The preserve also has one of the best…
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Casselton (population 2300) is home to 5 North Dakota Governors. Governors Park is dedicated to our history. Each Governor has an engraved bench and tree dedicated to them. Located in historic…
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In 1997, seven Peace Poles were donated by the Japanese Government to the International Peace Garden. Peace Poles are handcrafted obelisks erected the world over, as an international symbol of peace.…
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Site commemorates battle fought July 28, 1864, between 2,200 troops commanded by Gen. Alfred Sully and 6,000 Sioux Indians. An interpretive plaque explains the battle.
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Spacious campsites that contain 14 units with gravel driveways, green grass, trees and electricity with spots for tenting, 30-amp and 50-amp hook ups, shelter, picnic tables and grills.Sandpit…
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