Jamestown, North Dakota: World's Largest Buffalo
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- Address:
- 404 Louis Lamour Lane, Jamestown, ND
- Directions:
- I-94 exit 258. Drive north. Turn right at the stoplight at the Frontier Village National Buffalo Museum green highway sign onto 17th St. SW/Louis Lamour Lane. Follow the road into Frontier Village, then bear left to arrive at the giant buffalo.
- Hours:
- Gate open daily 9-6 (Call to verify) Local health policies may affect hours and access.
- Phone:
- 701-251-9145
- RA Rates:
- Major Fun
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This mighty bull bison -- built in 1959 out of sixty tons of steel and concrete -- keeps its unblinking eye on the Jamestown grain elevator.
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Has a viewing station for the actual bisons nearby and it's designed for people who are color blind to really see well.
[Jonathan Schalliol, 07/28/2023]
There is an older western-style town next to the Buffalo as well!
[Sonia, 06/26/2021]
The albino buffalo near the World's Largest Buffalo died a few months before I got there, and unfortunately they put a plastic box around her to protect her a week before my arrival. But either way, nice.
[Roadtrip18, 03/20/2021]
I hope this cute little frontier town is open during the summer! We just couldn't handle running through the deep snow to the Buffalo.
[Em, 02/06/2019]Page of 3 [Next 5 items]
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In 2019 the owners of "Frontier Village" -- assembled from original old North Dakota buildings -- threatened to move the town to Minnesota. It was instead taken over by Jamestown. The buildings line the street leading to the big Buffalo.