- TripBuzz found 12 things to do with kids in or near Jamestown, North Dakota.
- From Jamestown Reservoir to Buffalo Lanes Inc, the Jamestown area offers 9 different types of family activities, including: Historic Sites, Parks, Bowling and History Museums.
- Known for being home to the World's Largest Buffalo Monument, standing at twenty-six feet tall, is the city of Jamestown, North Dakota. Tourists come from surrounding areas to visit and photograph the grand monument, as well as visiting the local reservoir for fishing and watersports. Other attractions include golf, public parks and an art center.
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The Jamestown Reservoir, located in Jamestown, North Dakota, is a popular destination for fishing enthusiasts. Seven boat launches are featured at the site as well as such activities as disc golf and swimming.
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A classic, retro styled bowling alley, Buffalo Lanes Inc has been in business since 1955. The alley offers 20 lanes, and hosts open bowling as well as tournaments and league play.
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The Stutsman County Museum home was constructed by George Lutz in 1907, as a home for him and his family. The home contains numerous rooms with a variety of exhibits ranging from sports memorabilia to the first incubator used at the Jamestown Hospital.
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The North Dakota Sports Hall of Fame is a tribute to the names in sports that the state has produced. Patrons can tour the museum. Museum cases display memorabilia from ND athletes including Phil Jackson and Roger Maris.
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The Bison Ranch offers thousands of acres of private rolling virgin prairie with ducks, geese, sharptail grouse, whitetail deer and buffalo. The ranch also features diverse habitant and wildlife as well as a resident bison herd.
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Visitors can enjoy an Olympic sized swimming pool with two wading pools and a diving bay at Jamestown Parks & Recreation. The pool offers recreational, family, and team swimming sessions along with swim lessons.
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The Jamestown Park & Recreation Department is a recreation department that oversees a skateboard park, a disc golf course, Jack Brown Stadium, and horseshoe pits. The department is also in charge of multiple tennis courts.
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Jamestown's National Buffalo Museum celebrates the legacy of the mighty buffalo, an important source of food and leather for North Dakota's indigenous tribes and European settlers. The Museum includes a buffalo preserve and charming gift boutique.
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A barn-sized, 60-ton buffalo statue greets visitors at the Frontier Village in Jamestown, North Dakota. The Village is a living history museum that immerses guests in frontier life as the first European settlers experienced it during the American westward expansion.
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Affiliated with Buffalo City Tourism, the Visitors Information Center is a central planning hub for visitors to the Jamestown and Stutsman County areas. Its staff can help point visitors to the various attractions and amenities the area has to offer.