Hotel Reservations

We are seeking to make disciples, and we do everything possible, utilizing the unique camp environment, to begin relationships with Jesus. For those who already know Him, we seek to challenge them in this growth.
11776 3rd St. SE Cooperstown, North Dakota

The idea of the Dakota Dinosaur Museum first originated in 1987 when the Leagues' personal collection began to exceed several thousand specimens. Larry and Alice coordinated the efforts for the development, fund raising, construction, exhibit preparation and opening of the museum on May 13, 1994. They continue to serve as Museum Curator and Executive Director
200 E. Museum Drive Dickinson, North Dakota

The Dakota Zoo began with the 67 acre Marc and Betty Christianson Farm located at what was then the north edge of Bismarck. Initially, the Christianson Farm operated as a kennel for the boarding of domesticated animals such as dogs, cats, horses and, at one point, was even used to raise mink for profit. However, over time, friends and neighbors who knew the Christiansons and knew of their love for animals began stopping at the farm to deliver stray and/or injured animals with the knowledge that they would receive the care they required.
Box 711 Bismark, North Dakota

Gateway to Science is now open in our new location at the High Prairie Arts and Science Complex at 1810 Schafer Street, just off I-94 and north of Bismarck State College. The Bismarck Parks and Recreation District purchased the old Masonic Center, which recently received its new name at the grand opening of the building in late February, to utilize as a home for various arts and science groups in the Bismarck area. Stop by and check out the new facility
1810 Schafer Street Bismark, North Dakota

Devoted to World Peace, along the world’s longest unfortified border, lies a 2,339 acre Botanical Garden. More than 150,000 tourists are attracted to the garden, annually.
RR 1, Box 116 Dunseith, North Dakota

Located at the Historic Port of Bismarck, the Fabulous 150 passenger, Lewis and Clark Riverboat, continues the proud tradition of the great river steamers that have traveled the Mighty Missouri River from St. Louis to the trading posts of the great northwest since the 1830's. And, now you too can travel the river of Lewis and Clark, Sakakawea, Custer and Sitting Bull in elegance and comfort on the last passenger vessel on the upper Missouri.
P.O. Box 6065 Bismark, North Dakota

The creation of the Red River State Recreation Area was a grass root effort that came about as a result of the flood of 1997 that devastated the communities of East Grand Forks, MN and Grand Forks, ND. After the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers redrew the floodplain, the Federal Emergency Management Agency bought 500 homes and other buildings in East Grand Forks along the Red and Red Lake rivers. Various structures and homes were removed and the land, now a 1,200-acre greenway, is a state recreation area. Included in this greenway area is a new campground that features 72 campsites including 48 electric sites that have full hookups (sewer and water). The new recreation area also includes trails for walking and biking, areas for picnicking and rivers for fishing and boating. The recreation area's setting in an urban area, offers visitors access to outdoor recreational opportunities as well as shopping and dining facilities within walking distance of one another.
515 2nd Street NW East Grand Forks, North Dakota

"North Dakota State Fair - The 2004 Fair promises to deliver 9 days of jam-packed thrills and fun for everyone.
2005 Burdick Expressway East Minot, North Dakota

The Pioneer Trails Regional Museum is owned and operated by the Bowman County Historical and Genealogical Society. Our purpose is to preserve and research the history within a 100 mile radius of Bowman North Dakota. We endeavor to tell as complete a story as possible through the use of text and artifacts.
12 First Avenue Northeast Bowman, North Dakota

Ever since the Plains Art Museum was housed in the old Moorhead, Minnesota Post Office, the Museum's Board of Directors has been interested in pursuing accreditation through the American Association of Museums (AAM). The Permanent Collection of art continued to grow, the desire to show more of it became keener and the educational services were expanding to fulfill the demand by students and teachers. A purposeful goal of finding an accreditable facility took root
704 1st Avenue North Fargo, North Dakota

2004 marks the beginning of a year long celebration of the 100th Anniversary of the Red River Valley Fair. The Fair was founded in 1904 with the First Fair held in 1905 at the North Broadway Location.
P.O. Box 797 West Fargo, North Dakota

The Red River Zoo, located in Fargo, North Dakota, is still very much a new zoo. The initially developed eight acres of the Red River Zoo was opened in the autumn of 1998 and continues to grow. An additional twenty-five acres remain for future development of exciting new animal exhibits and visitor service features. The Red River Zoo is owned and operated by the Red River Zoological Society, a nonprofit and self-supported organization. Your visit to the Red River Zoo makes the mission of the Red River Zoological Society possible. I invite you to explore the Red River Zoo and its fascinating animal residents!
4220 21st Ave SW Fargo, North Dakota

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Bismarck, North Dakota

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