Always in good shape. Sometimes hard to get a tee time with all the golf outings scheduled. When…read morecourse is busy can make for a long round

What a great track, I met some friends there for a week it was amazing…read more The staff was so nice, Thomas Frank made us feel like we were members, we will go back every year. We traveled from North Carolina, Idaho and Oregon. Thanks again, Thomas Richard W

Bring a lot of balls... you're gonna need them…read more What a majestic course. Was told this was Bismarck's high roller course so I had to come check it out, and it did not disappoint. It is nested on rolling hills and a valley close to the river and the views are just breath taking. Almost felt like I was in The Shire and Frodo was going to sneak out of a Hobbit Hole somewhere and kick my golf ball out. Just fantastic, definitely one of the best courses I've played. VERY CHALLENGING and windy. Must have lost 20+ balls as there were not too many people playing so I was hitting repeat balls after my initial crappy shots. So don't come expecting to get a good score because you are here for the views and for a great workout if you decide to walk like I did. The guy at the golf shop even looked at me funny when I said I wanted to walk. Had to earn the post-game beers somehow....

What an awesome place to let your kids run off some energy! I love the quaint location and the fact…read morethat admission is FREE! For $20 you get 25 tickets and rides are only 2-3 tickets! From roller coaster, to Ferris wheel, bumper cars and swings--this place is a must for the whole family! And of course, you can't forget the Super Slide! Going on a hot day? Have a water balloon fight for only two tickets! We had a great time and will definitely visit again.

Pure nostalgia. It was great fun in the youth and it continues to be as I take my kods there. Best…read moremini golf in ND!

I was in Bismarck Nd for my moms bypass surgery. After she made it through and was resting…read morecomfortably, I wanted to relax. None of the courses in Bismarck had a tee time and a cart for me. So I figured... well I can drive a little... Called out, told them what I was looking for. "Come on out, we got you" I got there with an hour left of daylight. I told them that I was the guy that had called. The guy tossed me a key and said "if you don't make it by close, just park the cart and leave the key where I can find it." I made it a point to be back by close and went in to cover the cost... "Nah... my treat. Hope your Mom's alright." I was stunned. I wish I had this course back home. It's my deepest hope that the locals in the area take advantage of this great little course. You are lucky to have the team and the beauty of the course in your back yard. And, if your reading this and your passing through... do yourself a favored take a couple of hours, buy a sleeve of balls while your there and enjoy an excellent round. Keep these guys going. They are the reason I love the game and those that play.

Beautiful challenging course! Spent a day in the outdoors doing what I love to do...golf!!read more

What a gem of a park! We camped for one night (could have easily stayed longer if we'd had more…read moretime) and enjoyed fishing and the historic sites. Ranger Austin was a friendly wealth of information and my 5 yo really enjoyed wearing the buffalo head dress he brought over. Our campsite faced the Missouri, which was sweet. However, all of the campsites are pretty close together. If I were to go back, I'd opt for site 1, which faces the river and has a little more space to it as it is close to a parking lot, but not obtrusively so. Also, the bathrooms were spotless and boasted the nicest campground shower I've ever had.

For a state with an abysmal and brutal record (in fact to the present day) of encounters with…read moreindigenous Americans (oh wait, that's not very distinguishing among other states is it?) this state park does quite an excellent job of presenting a rebuilt indigenous people's village. The cultural and linguistic explanations about the native people's way of seeing and thinking is especially noteworthy. The reconstructed "earthlodges" sit on the site of an actual, large settlement of a northern plains tribe from the 1700s. If you tour this site, you'll learn about the spread of smallpox from the Spanish populations further south, up the Mississippi and Missouri rivers, that weakened the entire population even before contact with the european invaders from the east. There are exhibit narratives about a tribal leader traveling to the east to meet with U.S. leaders, however, these narratives omit the brutal part of the european-native confrontation. Notably, the Whitestone massacre from the 1860s, where 300+ women and children at a big harvest camp were brutalized and killed, not too far from this exact site. (A "genocidal" action of the U.S. Army that provides historical precedent for the likes of Boko Haram.) Yes, history is told by the vanquishers, but in this case, a very dedicated woman of indigenous origin has spoken of her heritage through storytelling over many years, and her painstaking, tenacious work has paid off in the quality and insights available at this exhibit. You'll be enriched by insights into the native peoples' worldview. Additionally, I recommend a stop at the visitors center because the media there really brings alive the structures you see in the native village. The military forts at this state park are so predictable...and deceitful (because right to the present, few european americans want to admit and reconcile with the perpetration of atrocities.)

My son loves escape rooms. My husband and I took our son here. Lots of fun. The staff is amazing…read more You do have to book your time before hand.

We had so much fun today at this place. I went with my siblings and two of their spouses. We did…read morethe bank vault room. We made it out with 14 seconds to spare! This is definitely a lot of fun and everybody should try to at least once.

This is easily among my favorite places to camp in NoDak during summer & has one of the few groomed…read morewinter trails. We were able to do a March hike on well-packed snow.The yurt, which is available during winter, books up fast. There's a very detailed and still accurate review below, so, I won't repeat all of that, I'll just say it all still holds true, and the mosquitoes have only multiplied since then! The hiking trails are quite nice & I love the layout being along the water's edge. The water is surprisingly clear, but keep an eye out for erosion, those ledges are no joke.

Cross ranch campground may be my new favorite campground in the local area around Bismarck. It's…read morenot teaming with all the updates like most campgrounds around these days. No annoying street lights. No paved roads, it's just you and nature. Set right against the Missouri river it's beautiful and at night it's almost like you can see every star in the sky. There is no light pollution here at all! There is a little registration store here for purchasing things. You can rent paddle boats and kayaks. There are sites here for rvs, primitive sites for tents, and cabins to rent. This would be a perfect place for a family reunion. This place would be perfect if it just had a more centrally located shower facility.

Has a long trail around the lake if you like walking. Sumer time they have paddle boards and kayaks…read moreyou can rent out really nice lake.

Hi, my name is Craig Bellot. My wife Laura and I are from Louisiana. We have been retired for…read moresome years now. We live in our RV and travel the country for 6 or 7 months of the year. We had the privilege of staying in the Lake Harmon RV park here in Morton County over an extended Memorial Day holiday weekend. This park is in a very beautiful setting and is one of the cleanest and most well kept park that we can remember. The two ladies, Tammy and Adella, are about 2 of the most perfect park host that could be found anywhere. Even though when we arrived the park was full, they worked very hard to find us a spot. It is our opinion that the dedication and professionalism of these two ladies made this the best stay of our summer. We plan on returning to North Dakota and Harmon Lake again next year. Craig and Laura Bellot