Places to see in North Dakota vacation sights in North Dakota Explore things to do in North Dakota

Sometimes you just want to get out and explore. We try to strike a good balance of places that you will really enjoy. Finding ideas for family friendly outings, or interesting places to go in North Dakota with your friends, both are at your fingertips here with America Top 10. We aim to give you plenty of ideas without you having to do all the research. That way you can easily decide if you want to explore North Dakota sites or check out the sites in another state.

You have also heard how it is becoming a lot more popular to have staycations (where you stay home instead of going to far off places) and discover new and interesting places in the near vicinity. We try to make that easier for you. Check out the sites in North Dakota that have become local favorites easily with our site.

We hope that we have provided you plenty of choices in North Dakota whether this is a new area for you or your own back yard. Something a little different from the typical amusement park. If you really loved somewhere but don’t see them on our list let us know, we are always looking to improve our lists and we can only do that with your help.

North Dakota Heritage Center & State Museum

Bismarck, ND

The State Museum is North Dakota’s largest museum. Learn about their galleries, exhibits, events, museum store, and more.

Thunder Road

Fargo, ND

Thunder Road is an amusement park that currently features go-kart tracks, a 8-hole miniature golf course, bumper cars, baseball cages, and a video arcade. Thunder Road has been providing summer entertainment for families since 2001.

Splasher’s of the South Seas

Grand Forks, ND

Splasher’s of the South Seas Water Park is well-known for being the largest indoor waterpark in North Dakota. Visitors can find a variety of slides, activity pools, a lazy river, an adult hot tub and kiddies play area too.

Plains Art Museum

Fargo, ND

Plains Art Museum connects art, artists, and audiences to foster creative, resilient, and welcoming communities. They envision communities where people are engaged in the creative process, and value and support the contribution of art and artists.

Gateway to Science

Bismarck, ND

They are Bismarck’s premier children’s museum, offering exciting hands-on exhibits where families can explore together. After school and summer programming, free family events and memorable birthday parties, all great reasons to visit Gateway to Science.

Northern Plains Botanic Garden Society

Fargo, ND

The Northern Plains Botanic Garden Society was founded April 1998 by the innovative NDSU Horticulturist Dr. Chiwon Lee and a group of motivated individuals. The organization received its non-profit 501(c)(3) status in 1999 and maintains a 15-member Board.

Fargo Air Museum

Fargo, ND

In the late 1990’s, a group of local military folks, agriculture pilots and international Warbird restorers were at the Fargo AirSho. After the show they realized there was a wealth of historic aircraft, knowledge and a passion for aviation, education and restoration. The founders developed the mission statement, developed a three-building long term plan and opened the museum’s first hangar in 2001.

Sky Zone Trampoline Park

Bismarck, ND

SkyZone is an indoor, wall-to-wall trampoline park providing healthy fun and a “wow” experience for all ages. They are an indoor, wall-to-wall trampoline park offering healthy, safe, fun fitness.

Super Slide

Bismarck, ND

Serving the citizens of Bismarck, Mandan, and the surrounding area since 1967, the SuperSlide Amusement park has always provided fun for all ages. Get your heart racing as you plunge down the SuperSlide, relax and play a round of mini-golf, test your skills with their batting cages and bankshot basketball, ride the go-carts, or enjoy one of their many rides and kid’s games. And don’t forget the concessions.

Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park

Mandan, ND

Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park in North Dakota is one of the outstanding historic areas within the state. The park is made historically important because within its boundaries are the ruins of On-A-Slant Mandan Indian Village and the Fort Abraham Lincoln cavalry and infantry posts. The land itself was deeded to the state in 1907 by President Theodore Roosevelt.