Bison
Photo Credit: North Dakota Tourism
Photo Credit: North Dakota Tourism
Wide open spaces offer spectacular views of sunsets, and in North Dakota you can offer your attendees just that, and so much more. After a day of meetings in the heart of Bismarck, at the Bismarck Event Center Arena and Exhibit Hall, enjoy an evening on the water with a cruise on the Missouri River upon the Lewis & Clark Riverboat, in Bismarck.
Where the Yellowstone and the Missouri rivers meet, Williston has risen up throughout history. Groups enjoy the many outdoor activities available, from sporting clays to golf and fishing to bird watching. With close proximity to Lewis and Clark State Park and the northern entrance of Theodore Roosevelt National Park, vast adventures await.
Along the Red River, Fargo is a hub of culture and cuisine. Whether you look to one of the new, diverse spaces to gather or choose a progressive evening reception, Downtown Fargo offers something for everyone. If you don’t want to move your group around town, work with a few of the many food trucks offering everything from Fargo Cheesesteak to Poke Bowl and many flavors in between. For those who want to get outside, “…a kayak trip on the Red River can’t be beat,” said Mallari Ackerman, Director of Sales, Fargo-Moorhead CVB. “Whether it’s teambuilding (try testing your communication in a two-person canoe) or simply relaxing on a pontoon ride, the serene beauty of the riverside feels like there’s no one around.
Where the Yellowstone and the Missouri rivers meet, Williston has risen up throughout history. Groups enjoy the many outdoor activities available, from sporting clays to golf and fishing to bird watching. With close proximity to Lewis and Clark State Park and the northern entrance of Theodore Roosevelt National Park, vast adventures await.
Along the Red River, Fargo is a hub of culture and cuisine. Whether you look to one of the new, diverse spaces to gather or choose a progressive evening reception, Downtown Fargo offers something for everyone. If you don’t want to move your group around town, work with a few of the many food trucks offering everything from Fargo Cheesesteak to Poke Bowl and many flavors in between. For those who want to get outside, “…a kayak trip on the Red River can’t be beat,” said Mallari Ackerman, Director of Sales, Fargo-Moorhead CVB. “Whether it’s teambuilding (try testing your communication in a two-person canoe) or simply relaxing on a pontoon ride, the serene beauty of the riverside feels like there’s no one around.
Downtown Fargo Mural
Photo Credit: Fargo Moorhead CVB
Photo Credit: Fargo Moorhead CVB
Riverboat on Missouri River
Photo Credit: Bismack Mandan CVB
Photo Credit: Bismack Mandan CVB
Jamestown is home to the Louis L’Amour trail and the National Buffalo Museum. View a live buffalo herd on property and take your group photo with the World’s Largest Buffalo Monument. Groups can explore the Frontier Village and take a stage coach ride all in an afternoon.
North Dakota’s wide open spaces are ready to welcome you and your group.
North Dakota’s wide open spaces are ready to welcome you and your group.
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