Attractions & Activities Listings

Since 1932, nestled in the Turtle Mountains of North Dakota and Manitoba, the International Peace Garden is one of the continent's most symbolic and scenic attractions. Thousand of tourists flock to… Read More >

The museum educates the public of the historical and present-day roles of wildlife law enforcement and natural resources conservation. The Hall of Honors is dedicated to wildlife enforcement officers… Read More >

The Interpretive Center and Conservatory opened June of 2010. This lovely building includes "The Border Walk" cafe, a horticultural library, conference room, retail store and conservatory, home of a… Read More >

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Tourist information center includes North Dakota crafts and Pride of Dakota gifts. Read More >

Private camping sites surrounded by aspen and oak trees include a picnic table and firepit. Pull-through serviced sites with electricity and water and unserviced sites. There is a large overflow… Read More >

The cairn on the United States and Canadian border flanks each country's flagpole on the designated side. Hurriedly built a month before the July 14, 1932 dedication, it was the only piece of… Read More >

The Lodge was constructed in 1937. This impressive building is 105 feet long with a 60-foot wing. It was constructed from North Dakota granite and Duck Mountain Timber. The two meeting room are… Read More >

The beautiful working Floral Clock is 15 feet in diameter. The "mantel" look requires between 2,500 to 3,000 plants. A satellite regulates the clock's time fours times a day through a GPS system, and… Read More >