What an awesome place to let your kids run off some energy! I love the quaint location and the fact…read morethat admission is FREE! For $20 you get 25 tickets and rides are only 2-3 tickets! From roller coaster, to Ferris wheel, bumper cars and swings--this place is a must for the whole family! And of course, you can't forget the Super Slide! Going on a hot day? Have a water balloon fight for only two tickets! We had a great time and will definitely visit again.

Pure nostalgia. It was great fun in the youth and it continues to be as I take my kods there. Best…read moremini golf in ND!

I enjoy going to this arcade with my girlfriend. They have a large selection of arcade games and…read moreprize machines, as well as a blacklight mini golf course with two different courses and a go-kart track for younger children. They have a large selection of prizes for tickets; the ticket price is kinda steep but it's expected. The card system is convenient; your token and ticket balance is all digital and on a single card. I would recommend going here if you're visiting Bismarck and looking for entertainment for kids and young adults.

Great activity for the kids, tons of games to choose from! Huge arcade! Staff were nice! The whole…read morearcade is over 25000 sq feet! Me and my Wife also played some games with the kids! Overall a great experience! Would come again when my family is in Bismarck again!

Y'all... Doritos as a topping has been life changing. On salad?! On a pizza?! Brought the curiosity…read moreback home with me. Also the thin crust was delightful! Came here on a recommendation while on a work trip and been back twice. Considering I'm from out of town... that's saying something. The concept is also really cool! A beer wall and old school arcade games. Definitely a fun spot worth checking out to hang out and catch up with good company. Service is also rather fast which is always a plus.

The CraftCade has a laid-back, fun 80s/90s retro vibe that my wife and I really loved. I ordered an…read more18" New York-style pizza, which had great flavor and texture. Hot honey wasn't on the menu, but they had some--and it was perfect with the giant pepperoni slices. They also have a pour-your-own beer wall with a bunch of options, which was pretty cool. Most of the old games are free to play. A few were in rough shape, but we still had a fun time. The newer games and pinball machines cost to play. Great service at both the bar and the pizza counter. Overall, we had a great time--some awesome pizza and a round of Mario Kart on the Switch while seated at the bar

I spent a week camping there and had a very positive experience…read more If you're looking for a place to camp in Bismarck, you can't beat the price or the location of General Sibley Campground. Location: This campground is in a peaceful, quiet spot in a local park, under a canopy of beautiful cottonwoods and near the river. You could hear owls at night and see other wildlife during the day. But it is also close enough to amenities -- grocery stores, restaurants, downtown Bismarck -- to be convenient. Several times, I picked up takeout dinner and brought it back to the picnic table near my campsite, and the food was still hot when I got it back there. Usually, campsites this close to stores/restaurants are surrounded by freeway noise and polluted air, so this place is a rare exception. Price: If you're familiar with the Bismarck-Mandan area, you're aware that the cost of lodging has gotten insanely expensive in the last decade or so. During my last week-long trip back to Bismarck, I didn't originally intend to camp. I was debating between staying at a motel or camping. But for a last-minute hotel reservation, I would have been paying more than 10x more per night for a hotel room than I paid to camp here. For $13/night (update: I see their website says $14/night now; still a great deal!), this is the best you'll find. Other campground logistics: -You can park right where you pitch your tent, which is really nice. -Another reviewer commented that the bathrooms with the showers are a bit far away. That's true, but I'd rather have 5-minute walk to the shower than be camped right in the middle of bathroom traffic. You could pick a site closer to the bathroom if that is an issue. -Things got a little louder on the weekend I was there, but only Saturday night were people rowdy/loud past 10pm. -Trash cans were overflowing for part of the week I stayed there, so they could definitely use more frequent trash pickup. -The vibe here is a lot more "quiet, travelers minding their own business" rather than "party campground" which was a big reason I stayed as long as I did. I left my tent pitched and drove away to do other things during the day. Nobody entered my campsite or messed with my stuff. There are not many campgrounds where it's still safe to do this. Thanks again to the staff at General Sibley Campground for an awesome stay!

General Sibley Park is top notch!…read more As a campground for RV's and Tents, this place has everything! It is located 4 miles south of downtown Bismarck, North Dakota. So...one moment you can be in the heart of Bismarck, and next thing coming here, you're surrounded by trees, grass, peace and quietness. How convenient. Using the trusty ole app on my phone called CAMPENDIUM, I made a reservation to stay here. The process was simple and stress free and before I knew it...I was setting up my tent in a beautiful park with plenty of green grass all around. It was a terrific atmosphere, and for early June, the campground was barely occupied. If you don't use Campendium, reservations can be made at generalsibley.bisparks.org Or...you can simply show up spontaneously. Btw...one thing I want to say off the top of my head...this place had so much fluffy grass all over the park to conveniently set up my tent...it was a luxury. There's nothing like sleeping on well kept grass making a nights sleep much more comfortable. Once at the park, you have to check-in at the office. Then, you get to pick any campsite/area you want. At this rate...let me do some copying and pasting from the park's website, which has very useful information... Here are the Office Hours... Monday-Friday, 11am-8pm Memorial Day-Labor Day: Monday-Sunday, 10am-9pm Office Phone: 701-222-1844 Camping seasons typically run from early May through early October. Here are the Camping Fees... Tent camping: $12/tent/night - this is an absolute bargain! RV campsites with electricity: $25/night - great price for RV's! Firewood: $6/bundle Ice: $4/bag Ice Cream Treats: $1 - lol, I never tried the ice cream. Extra Notes About Camping... "There is a designated tent camping area though there are no designated sites. Campers are allowed to set up their tents anywhere within the mowed tent area". "No reservations are needed or accepted in the tent area. Campers can register in the office during office hours or use the self-registration box after-hours". "Please know there is plenty of space available in the tent camping area of the park. This area has never reached capacity, even on the busiest of holidays and weekends". - There are over 100 campsites located within the park. That's a lot of space to accommodate people! - Cell phone reception works perfectly. I got to stream a movie in my tent at night. - Each campsite has a minimum of 30-amp electricity. This is always a big bonus for road-trip travelers...to be able to charge electronics. - Campsites also have fire pits and picnic tables for barbecuing. - There's a shower house in the center of the park. I picked a site nearby so I wouldn't have to walk far carrying my toiletries. Hot water was plentiful and you can take a shower for as long as you'd like. There are flush toilets inside this shower house. There were mirrors as well for shaving and or combing your hair. - I will say for visiting in the early spring part of the season, it did get cold at night. In fact, I had to use my Mr. Heater Buddy to stay warm. Lastly, I was trying to think about my fond memories from being here...was there anything missing at this park that could have made my experience better? Could General Sibley be the best campground I have ever stayed at??? ...I just want to say, lol, there was a campground 2 years ago in Houghton, Michigan that actually featured WiFi on their grounds. That was pretty impressive! But, regardless...I thoroughly enjoyed my time at General Sibley Park. In the end, I decided to hang around Bismarck an extra day and stay here another evening. That's how much I liked this place, deserving of 5 stars...overall, as good as it gets.

This theater deserves more than a 3.7 in my opinion. We go to a lot of movies and always have a…read moregreat experience. Staff is nice, they have awesome concessions selection, popcorn is always perfect, roller dogs(!!!) :D, ice cream, nachos, etc. Each theater has its own vibe and feel. After going to many AMC's around the country, I don't know if people fully appreciate how awesome it is to have a locally owned theater of this size and quality. Keep doing your thing Grand!

Used to love the theature but between the consessions and replacing 3 or 4 rows of good seats for…read morehalf as many Dbox seats that cost 3 times the price everything about the fliesing has just gotten obserd. Just charge more for standard admission, give bookable non-dbox seats like most modern theatures and stop being so fucking greedy.

The legendary Belle Mehus! This is a cultural and historical staple in Bismarck. I have come to the…read moreBelle Mehus Auditorium many, many times in my life to watch shows and perform on the stage! It seats lots of people and the shows vary from dance performances to famous comedians. The velvet, red chairs make you feel like you're going back in time to an old opera house. There are multiple viewing platforms. This is a great place to take someone on a date. I'll continue to support the arts here, at the Belle Mehus Auditorium!

This large park includes two picnic shelters, a skate park and a softball field as well as plenty…read moreof paved areas for walking and benches for sitting. The area is next to a rather busy road but there are residential developments nearby as well. The park does have a restroom too. [Review 10749 overall, 517 of 2019.]

Hi, my name is Craig Bellot. My wife Laura and I are from Louisiana. We have been retired for…read moresome years now. We live in our RV and travel the country for 6 or 7 months of the year. We had the privilege of staying in the Lake Harmon RV park here in Morton County over an extended Memorial Day holiday weekend. This park is in a very beautiful setting and is one of the cleanest and most well kept park that we can remember. The two ladies, Tammy and Adella, are about 2 of the most perfect park host that could be found anywhere. Even though when we arrived the park was full, they worked very hard to find us a spot. It is our opinion that the dedication and professionalism of these two ladies made this the best stay of our summer. We plan on returning to North Dakota and Harmon Lake again next year. Craig and Laura Bellot

Has a long trail around the lake if you like walking. Sumer time they have paddle boards and kayaks…read moreyou can rent out really nice lake.