Attractions & Activities Listings

Fort Buford State Historic Site preserves remnants of a vital frontier plains military post established in 1866 to protect overland and river routes used by immigrants settling the west. Located near… Read More >

Few history buffs are aware of this unused structure that once stood proudly and expectantly to protect settlers from Native Americans. An attack never happened and the settlers returned to their… Read More >

Portal Memorial Park has electrical hookups for campers, a picnic area with tables and barbecues, playground equipment and indoor bathrooms. The park is also home to two newly constructed war… Read More >

24 sites with water, electricity and Wi-Fi. Additional tent camping. Picnic tables and fire rings. Shower house with restrooms, dump station (portable tank provided), pitching machine, outdoor… Read More >

Museum serves as heritage center to display and preserve history and culture of the Mandan, Hidatsa and Arikara people. Read More >

On June 10, 1897, the Ringling Brothers Circus was setting up for an evening show in Wahpeton. The weather was rainy with thunderstorms. As the tent was raised, a bolt of lightning struck on of the… Read More >

North Dakota's largest, highest quality and most dynamic art museum is in the heart of historic downtown Fargo. Plains Art Museum presents dozens of exhibitions and programs annually. The strengths of… Read More >

Friendly trail guides and well-trained horses will take you on a Badlands adventure along buttes and canyons. Riders must be seven years of age or older and at least 45 inches tall. All riders twelve… Read More >

Keelboat Park is adjacent to the Missouri River and part of the Missouri Valley Legacy Center. The outdoor self-guided tour lists historical facts about the area during the time of Lewis and Clark's… Read More >