Frontier Village, Jamestown - Jamestown, North Dakota

Frontier Village, Jamestown es un centro de atracciones y actividades en Jamestown, ubicado en la dirección 404 Louis Lamour Ln, Jamestown, ND 58401, Estados Unidos. El teléfono es 800-222-4766 y la página web es frontiervillagend.com.

Características

• Museo
• Iglesia
• Museo de historia
• Museo de historia local
• Parque
• Atracción turística
• Centro de información turística
• Train depot

Otros datos de interés

• La propiedad es de propietarias mujeres
• La propiedad es de propietarios asiáticos
• La propiedad es de propietarios LGTBI+
• La propiedad es de propietarios veteranos
• La propiedad es de empresario latino
• La propiedad es de empresario negro
• Servicios en las instalaciones
• Acceso para sillas de ruedas
• Aseos
• Ideal para familias
• Adecuado para niños

Opiniones

Frontier Village, Jamestown ha recibido 94 valoraciones según Google My Business con una media de opinión de 4.4/5. Las personas han disfrutado de su experiencia en este lugar, comentando que es un ‘único agradable’ y un ‘lugar divertido para detenerse’ para conocer su rica historia. Además, las instalaciones limpias y las toilettes también recibieron elogios.

👍 Opiniones de Frontier Village, Jamestown

Leonyd G. N.

5/5

Un lugar agradable

Amanda M.

5/5

Fun historical place to stop. It's free, but they ask for $5 per car as a donation. Clean restrooms.

Vallie C.

5/5

Its a look back in time. Bill one of the greeters, there is awealth of knowledge. He helped make our visit very enjoyable.

Casey M.

5/5

We were traveling on a 12 day road trip across the country from Georgia and decided to stop at Frontier Village when we saw the giant buffalo from the highway. We are so glad we did! We came for the world's largest buffalo statue, but we stayed for the quaint little town you can explore and the amazing Buffalo Museum. The village is free to enter, but with a suggested $5 donation. We loved the trading post in the village and it was very interesting seeing the insides of the buildings of the village. Our favorite building was a school room that was dedicated to the author Louis L'amour. Once we entered, we met a very sweet older gentleman wearing an "ask me anything about Louis L'Amour shirt". We asked him, of course, and he told us the whole history of the author and books. He was so nice to my daughter and let her take two free books from the little library to get her interested in the novels. He was a highlight of the village for us and we are thankful for his kindness! The Buffalo Museum up the hill was also excellent. Overall, it was a great stop and we highly recommend! Don't miss it!

Meahgen B.

4/5

This place is a super cute little historical point. I will say it is quite simple mostly just a small driving path and a very short walking path. We didn't get to see any buffalo however. The big buffalo is exactly that... big!!!

Kenya F.

1/5

Cool place but the horses for the pony rides are neglected. Chained up inside an area that is so compact that they cannot even move. See the photos and you’ll notice the absence of food and water on a day that is 90+ degrees. A place that treats animals like this does not deserve any funding. There is NO excuse for this treatment. Give these poor horses to someone who actually has the capacity to care for them in the way they deserve.

Debby B.

5/5

Make sure to go into the little general store in the village. So many neat things and really nice owner. Stop by and see the World’s Largest Buffalo at the end of the village. Also stop by the train depot and visitor center. They have lots information on things to do. Very knowledgeable and super nice.

E B.

5/5

We decided to stop here after seeing the billboard for the giant buffalo and surprised to see also a small western village included. It’s worth the stop to explore and stretch your legs