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Theodore Roosevelt National Park
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Theodore Roosevelt National Park provides the opportunity to learn about the legacy of our nation's 26th President.
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Explore the spectacular North Dakota badlands, watch abundant prairie wildlife, and experience a place that changed Theodore Roosevelt's life.

 

Directions - Theodore Roosevelt National Park is located in three separate units in western North Dakota. 

Operating Hours & Seasons - The park is open year-round, though some facilities close seasonally.

Fees & Reservations - The park collects an entrance fee. This section contains information about the fees and passes available.

Academic Fee Waivers - Educational groups visiting the park as part of an academic curriculum may be eligible for an entrance fee waiver.

Things to Do - If you are looking for outdoor adventure, visitor centers and museums, camping, ranger programs, or other things to do in the area, you will find information about it here.

Things to Know Before You Come - Plan ahead for a visit to the area with information on safety, weather, wheelchair accessibility, and traveling with pets. Know your options when it comes to food and lodging.

Brochures - A selection of brochures available online includes service guides, maps, and trail guides. The same brochures are available at the park.

Schedule
Schedule of Events
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Road Status
Road Status
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Park Newspaper
View the park's annual newspaper online.
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Last Updated: March 19, 2011 at 16:31 MST