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Parks in North Dakota

General Sibley Park photos
General Sibley Park, Bismarck
Bismarck / North Dakota / United States
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Peppers Dog Park photos
Peppers Dog Park, Jamestown
Jamestown / North Dakota / United States
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McDowell Dam photos
McDowell Dam, Bismarck
Bismarck / North Dakota / United States
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Valley City Recreation Department photos
Valley City Recreation Department
Valley City / North Dakota / United States
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Valley City Parks and Recreation maintains and operates several recreational facilities and parks for residents and visitors. The department operates buildings, swimming pools and golf courses. It supports a variety of sports activities, such as basketball, football, volleyball, cross country and martial arts. It operates Pioneer, City, Chautaqua and Veterans Memorial parks. Valley City Parks and Recreation also organizes aerobics and yoga classes. The department operates a fitness center that offers exercise equipment for conditioning, weight loss and physical therapy. In addition, it provides its facilities for various events that include social gatherings, sales promotions and formal breakfasts.Valley City Parks and Recreation is located in Valley City, N.D.
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Chimney Park Picnic Area photos
Chimney Park Picnic Area, Medora
Medora / North Dakota / United States
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Bismarck KOA Journey photos
Bismarck KOA Journey
Bismarck / North Dakota / United States
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Wait to fill up and save 8 cents per gallon gas or diesel with campground coupon. Remember your visit with a Lewis and Clark souvenir from the campground store. The Bismarck area is rich in history. Experience the beauty and wonder of ND Heritage Center & State Museum. Flashback to early 1900s at Historic Village, Buckstop Junction. Visit General George Custers home at Fort Abraham Lincoln. Other historic places include Lewis & Clark Interpretive Center, re-created Fort Mandan, and Knife River Indian Villages. Also enjoy abundant bike trails and golf courses throughout the city. Savor modern conveniences at this big-rig friendly KOA with plenty of shade and easy access to I-94. Enjoy basketball and tennis courts, two playgrounds, a heated pool, ladder golf, beanbag toss and banana bikes for rent. Exercise your pet at Kamp K9. Limited facilities during the off-season. Pool: Memorial Weekend - Labor Day Weekend. Max pull thru:  87 feet. Your hosts: the Roeder family.Although we welcome Toy Haulers or units towing, the use of ATVs, UTVs, golf carts, dirt bikes, etc. are prohibited on grounds.Note: During off season months, (approximately 10/15 to 04/16), we cannot leave our water on to sites. But rather, fill your fresh water tank directly on your RV.
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Theodore Roosevelt National Park photos
Theodore Roosevelt National Park, Watford City
Watford City / North Dakota / United States
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Rheault Farms photos
Rheault Farms, Fargo
Fargo / North Dakota / United States
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Sons of Norway Park photos
Sons of Norway Park, Bismarck
Bismarck / North Dakota / United States
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Sertoma Park photos
Sertoma Park, Bismarck
Bismarck / North Dakota / United States
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Dacotah Centennial Park photos
Dacotah Centennial Park, Mandan
Mandan / North Dakota / United States
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Towner City Park Campground photos
Towner City Park Campground
Towner / North Dakota / United States
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Grafton Parks and Recreation photos
Grafton Parks and Recreation
Grafton / North Dakota / United States
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Grand Forks Park District photos
Grand Forks Park District
Grand Forks / North Dakota / United States
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Grand Forks Park District is a local government agency located in Grand Forks, N.D. It specializes in providing parks, recreation, forestry and environmental services to promote natural environment and economic development of its community. It operates a forestry department that is responsible for planting trees, reforestation in park district parks, removal of hazard and diseased trees, pest control and consulting services to homeowners on care of trees and shrubs. Its parks department maintains more than 850 acres of land, which includes over 40 parks and facilities. It also provides indoor ice facilities, such as Purpur, Gambucci, Eagles and Blue Line Club arenas for skating opportunities. The district offers Elks Pool that features swimming and diving areas, waterslides, baby pools and changing areas. It also includes a nine-hole golf course that provides green and chipping area, snack bar and beverage counter, pro shop, and a three-hole kid course.
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Century Bark Park photos
Century Bark Park, Bismarck
Bismarck / North Dakota / United States
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Jaycee Centennial Park photos
Jaycee Centennial Park, Bismarck
Bismarck / North Dakota / United States
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Oak Park Theater photos
Oak Park Theater, Minot
Minot / North Dakota / United States
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Fort Lincoln State Park photos
Fort Lincoln State Park, Mandan
Mandan / North Dakota / United States
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Turtle River State Park photos
Turtle River State Park, Arvilla
Arvilla / North Dakota / United States
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Roosevelt Park Zoo photos
Roosevelt Park Zoo, Minot
Minot / North Dakota / United States
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Roosevelt Park Zoos Mission Statement The mission of Roosevelt Park Zoo is to provide an enjoyable recreational and educational experience for the residents and visitors of our community and region. We strive to promote wildlife understanding and conservation through public education and maintenance of high quality exhibits for our living collection. ( Approved June 2001 ) The Roosevelt Park Zoo was established in 1920 with the first animal being a male bison from Montana. The following year a bear den and zoological building were added to the zoo. During the 1940s through the 1960s, the zoo animal population greatly increased and the area started to look like a zoo. The flood of 69 caused every bird and animal to be moved from the zoo which led to the redesign of the zoo grounds. The foot bridge, a feline house, and a new bear den were constructed. Throughout the following years to the present, additions of new animals, new exhibits and the participation in the Special Survival Program have greatly enhanced the zoo. For a full time-line, you can view Zoo History Have you remembered the zoo in your estate plans? The Greater Minot Zoological Society is proud to be affiliated with the Minot Area Community Foundation. Please Consult your financial advisor or call the foundation for details.
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