- The list below includes 12 free or cheap things to do in or near Dickinson, North Dakota, including 18 different types of inexpensive activities like History Museums, Bowling, Art Gallery and Camping Site.
- From Patterson Lake Recreational Area to Prairie Outpost Park, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Dickinson and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Richardton.
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188 E Museum Drive, Dickinson, ND 58601
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The Museum Southwest Nd Joachim Regional is a museum complex dedicated to promoting and displaying the history of the local area. Admission is free to the museum complex and donations are greatly appreciated.
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Visitors are welcome at the Assumption Abbey, but email ahead of your visit to arrange for tours, group accommodations, and private retreats at this Benedictine Monastery. Visitors are always welcome at the gift shop where they will sometimes find pottery made on site, and monk made soaps.
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Along a section of highway, visitors can see a large collection of tin sculptures made entirely of scrap metal. Some of the sculptures include 'Deer Crossing,' 'Fisherman's Dream,' 'Geese in Flight,' and 'Grasshoppers in the Field.'
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Named for former United States President Theodore Roosevelt, whose love for nature knew no bounds, the Theodore Roosevelt National Park is located in Medora, North Dakota. Entrance passes are inexpensive and required for all visitors.
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As of 2013, this is a 120 mile biking, hiking, and horseback riding trail with plans to further expand the trail. Those on the trail often see mule deer, coyotes, golden eagles, prairie falcons, bighorn sheep, elk, bison, and feral horses.
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At the Medora Visitor's Center people can learn about the collections of United States President Theodore Roosevelt, along with the history, natural history, and geology of the Roosevelt National Forest. The center also offers a 17-minute documentary film, a bookstore, and ranger led educational programs.
34.6 Miles
At the Billings County Court House Museum, visitors can learn about the history of the local area through a variety of exhibits. As the site used to be a courthouse and a jail, the site offers access to these restored facilities.
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Harold Schafer was an inventor of several products including Mr. Bubbles kid's soap, Gold Seal Floor Wax, Gold Seal Glass Wax, and Snowy Beach. At the Harold Schafer Heritage Center, people can learn more about Harold Schafer and his cattle ranching operation near Medora.
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Located in the Theodore Roosevelt National Park, the Achenbach Hills Trail offers countless ravines as well as meandering rivers. Wildlife including bison are commonly spotted on the several loops that vary in length.
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A moderate to difficult path, the Caprock-Coulee Trail is part of the Theodore Roosevelt National Park, whose south entrance is located in Medora, North Dakota. Besides hiking, horseback riding and back-country camping are featured at the park.