Indoor Play in Dickinson, ND

Every week in Dickinson, ND, babies, toddlers, preschoolers, and their grownups get together for forty-five minutes of quality time in Music Together® classes at Pitter Patter Club. As parents everywhere know, kids love music—and it’s great for their....

A fun indoor play center in North Dakota, Jumped Up has inflatables, bounce house and even a ball pit!

History and nature combined in the fascinating Theodore Roosevelt National Park, honoring the former Presidents settlement in the state.

A fascinating day out in Medora, ND to a place that preserves the history, and promotes the culture, of Native American, Ranching & Rodeo communities.

The Pioneer Trails Regional Museum explores and preserves the history from within 100 miles of Bowman, ND, and is one of the major cultural centers in Bowman and the surrounding area!

Camping, cabins and lodges ready for family fun out on Lake Sakakawea, with outdoor adventures such as fishing, birding, and beaches.

Dakota Waters Resort is a family friendly campground and marina on the beautiful Lake Sakakawea shores. RV sites and relaxing activities await your family!

The Museum has many displays of life on the ranch, old time entertainments, Native American history, the Bismarck-Deadwood Trail and the history of the area. Cowboys and families from all over have donated artifacts and pictures to display here.

Located on the south shore of Lake Sakakawea, adjacent to Garrison Dam, Lake Sakakawea State Park offers a wide range of water based recreational activities and facilities. The park has a full service marina, including boat rentals, convenience store....

Reconstructed Fort Mandan rests in the riparian forests of the Missouri River. The refurnished rooms of this full size replica depict the equipage of the Lewis & Clark Expedition and provide the realistic setting for a grand learning experience. On-s....

Located along seven miles of the last free-flowing, undeveloped stretches of the Missouri River, North Dakotas Cross Ranch Centennial State Park is rich in both cultural and natural history. The park is purposely left primitive to preserve the land'....

Wind, water and sand... these components sculpted North Dakota's wildly rugged Little Missouri Breaks Country. Called "Mako Shika"" or ""where the land breaks"" by the Sioux

The beauty of North Dakota is waiting at the Lewis & Clark State Park, with amazing fishing, refreshing swimming, hiking and winter activities.

This scenic overlook just west of New Town provides views of Four Bears Bridge and Lake Sakakawea. During period of low water, glimpses can be seen of the town of Sanish, now covered by Lake Sakakawea. Interpretive signs about the creation of the la....

A Biblical look at dinosaurs and fossil exhibits, paleontological, geological, archeological, and scientific discoveries through the Truth of Gods word.

Makoshika State Park is located in the rugged badlands of eastern Montana in Glendive. The name Makoshika (Ma-ko'-shi-ka) is a variant of a Lakota phrase meaning land of bad spirits or "badlands". Although the area resembles the badlands of the Dak....

Montana is dino country, and so it's only fitting there be a museum that has sculptures and fossil casts, and skeletons on display!

Located north of Bismarck along the Missouri River, Double Ditch Indian Village is considered one of the most important of the Mandan Indian earthlodge villages that dotted the Missouri River region. Today, the state of North Dakota manages two areas....

Rich in both military and early Native American history, Fort Abraham Lincoln was once an important infantry and cavalry post. It was from this fort that Lt. Col. George Armstrong Custer and the Seventh Cavalry rode out on their ill-fated expedition ....

Kids can embark on that proud tradition of the great river steamer along the mighty Missouri River - a historic and fun family day out in North Dakota!

Waterpark fun in North Dakota with slides, tubes, and even mini golf!

Visit the only hands-on science center in North Dakota with great exhibits that teaches kids science through interactive fun!

90 acres of amazing zoo in Bismarck, with over 600 animals representing 125 species. North Dakota family fun...with some furry friends!

Youll always find something new to see at the North Dakota Heritage Center. Throughout the building special galleries showcase the diverse collections of the State Historical Society of North Dakota. Unique temporary exhibits demonstrate an infinite ....

A family owned RV park which offers family friendly camping in the very green Bismarck, ND!

A fascinating look into Southeastern Montana's past, including dinosaur fossils, and Native American artifacts.

The Minot Art Gallery moved to the Taube Museum of Art in August of 1997. It has exhibits all year round with the Student Art Show an important event. The Taube Museum of Art offers children and adult art classes and encourages school and organizatio....

Roosevelt Park Zoo is home to over 200 animals!. The children's zoo, otter exhibit, giraffe & African penguins are a hit with visitors of all ages.

Housed in a 1915 bank building, the Prairie County Museum offers a glimpse of an era gone by, featuring a homesteader's house, a restored Northern Pacific depot, a caboose and a steam-heated outhouse.

shows the story of aviation history. In addition to a replica of the Wright Flyer, the museum displays military and civilian aircraft from 1928 to the present. There are exhibits, narratives, uniforms, memorabilia, paintings, photographs and a gift....

Des Lacs NWR encompasses more than 19,500 acres along the Des Lacs River from the Canadian border to a point eight miles south of Kenmare, North Dakota. A mix of natural lakes and managed wetlands in the valley provide a haven for migrating and nesti....

Melting glaciers carved the valley of Hiddenwood Creek. Traditionally, this area was home for several American Indian tribes. In 1927, the Department of Game and Fish used a new technique called an earthen dam to make Lake Hiddenwood, one of the fi....

This Center for the Arts opened in 1977 in the 1910 WaterWorks basins that previously produced Miles City's drinking water for over 60 years. It's located just west of Miles City, Montana on the banks of the Yellowstone River in an area that was par....

Located on the west shore of Beaver Lake, the park's gently rolling prairie provides scenic views for leisurely walks. In the summer, the lake attracts visitors for boating, canoeing, water skiing and fishing. The park has a colorful and historic ....

Located on Green Lake, Doyle Memorial is leased by the city of Wishek. The area is popular for camping, fishing and boating. This small prairie park, established in 1925, occupies a peninsula jutting into Green Lake in the rolling farmland of sout....

Interpretive signs and information panels around the hatchery facilitate self guided tours as the kids explore every stage of the lifespan of the trout and salmon, plus learning about sustainability and fish rearing and management.

The standout feature is the outdoor waterpark, with 3 huge water slides, lazy river, kiddie pool and splash pad. Lap pool and lessons also available, plus Adventure Walk and Climbing Wall.

A fascinating museum that honors the old west pioneers, as well as the Native Americans of the High Plain states. Focusing on mining, transportation, logging, agriculture and Native American lore.

A FREE experience in South Dakota with 10 acres of grounds, a museum, vintage hardware and period buildings. Educational and fascinating!

The Days of '76 celebration began in 1924 as a way to honor Deadwood’s first pioneers, but has grown into a legendary annual event with a historic parade & rodeo!

The historic Mount Moriah Cemetery was established in 1878 in Deadwood, and today is the final resting place of notable and infamous figures as Wild Bill Hickok, and Calamity Jane

Adams Museum celebrates the rich and fascinating history of the Black Hills, Deadwood, and those infamous figures who lived there, including Wild Bill Hickok

Historic Adams House is a Queen Anne-style home built in 1892, and today showcases the life of W E Adams, with original furnishings and many stories to tell!

Turn back the clock in the Black Hills at this fun and adventurous underground mine tour - the century old mine shafts are waiting for your family in Deadwood, South Dakota!

An iconic 1347 acre park covered with pine forests, woodlands, and grasslands - a sacred site for many American Indians and a very impressive feat of nature!

For over 70-years the International Peace Garden has made our region a more beautiful place to live offering countless educational resources through the arts and athletics while providing a picturesque natural landscape.

Nestled in the scenic Turtle Mountains on the shores of Lake Metigoshe, Lake Metigoshe State Park was constructed by the Works Progress Administration (WPA) in the 1930s and is one of the most popular year-round vacation spots in North Dakota. The C....

A rich collection of fascinating history of the area, from dinosaurs, natural history, as well as a look into building the largest hydraulically filled dam in the country!

Explore this historic military fort that served the people of Jamestown from 1872 to 1877! History fun for kids in North Dakota!

Annual covered wagon train adventure for the whole family! With history talks, saddle horses, camping, and nature lore. Great, traditional North Dakota family fun!

Devils LakeNorth Dakotas largest natural lakeis home to a 1,142-acre park system including Grahams Island State Park and a boat access area on the east side of the lake, named Black Tiger Bay State Recreation Area. The lake is a closed drainage basi....

This boat access area has two single-lane boat ramps, vault toilet and a large parking area for boat trailers. No overnight camping is permitted.

Make a splash at the largest indoor waterpark in the Dakota's, with 30,000 square foot of waterpark, arcade and concessions! Great year round water fun for the whole family.

A historic day out in the Lutz Mansion, built in 1907 by a lumber man. A great way for kids to learn about the pioneer days in North Dakota!

Western fun at the Frontier Village, with the World's Largest Buffalo, wild buffalo herd and stagecoach rides! Frontier family fun in North Dakota!

The National Buffalo Museum is not just a museum, but also has live buffalo for kids to enjoy, including the only one in the world with white ones! the only one in the world to have three white buffalo!

The Journey Museum is a historical museum located in the historic Black Hills, featuring exhibits on not only the Black Hills, but prehistoric history & Native American cultures

Along with being the only indoor carting facility in rapid city you can also use the Lazer Tag, Batting Cage, Paint Ball, Arcade and Bumper Cars!

Enjoy the outdoor maze and other games for kids and adults.

Storybook Island is a free attraction located in Rapid City, nursery rhymes and fairytales come to life in animated and real life scenes!

This historic old gold mine is the oldest gold mine open to the public in the Black Hills area. The easy walk along the rushing underground stream is a delightful experience for both young and old.

Discover the wonder of the glittering underground world and see its many fantastic animal formations! An exciting and adventurous South Dakota attraction for the whole family!

The museum spotlights the fascinating dinosaur discoveries in the nearby Hell Creek fossil bed, also, the 1912 homesteading era is portrayed and includes a schoolhouse and blacksmith shop.

A historically fascinating journey back through Garfield County - including homestead cabins, blacksmith stores and dinosaurs!