Daniel M.
8/23/2025
The entry video was informative and displays of actual bison including an albino were great to see. We used our reciprocal pass from another museum for entry. The separate kids room near the end...
North American Bison Discovery Center
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500 17th St SE
Jamestown, ND 58401
Welcome to the North American Bison Discovery Center in Jamestown, ND, where visitors can immerse themselves in the fascinating world of one of North America's most iconic animals. The museum showcases the rich history and cultural significance of the bison, offering a glimpse into its role in shaping the region's ecosystem and Native American heritage.
Explore interactive exhibits, educational displays, and engaging presentations that highlight the bison's importance as a symbol of strength and resilience. From learning about the bison's behavior and habitat to understanding its conservation efforts, the North American Bison Discovery Center provides a unique and insightful experience for all ages. Whether you're a nature enthusiast, history buff, or simply curious about these majestic creatures, this museum offers a captivating journey into the world of the North American bison.
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4.020 reviewsSarah K.
5/3/2025
Very nice and interesting place. I am not the biggest fan of taxidermy but they did a wonderful job preserving these animals.
Judy S.
5/10/2024
Located on the high plains of North Dakota is the National Buffalo Museum. What a great place! It's hard to miss as the world's largest buffalo statue is easily seen as you drive by on...
Leighton S.
7/5/2024
Awesome service, interesting facts, interactives, this place is perfect. Fun for kids as well. I had an awesome time here and would rec if your in the area.
Michelle A.
9/6/2021
Wanted to stop on Thursday but it was raining. Stopped on Sunday. The museum is small. Watched a video first. It was sad that bison were down to 500 or so in 1900. People shot them for fun. Now...
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