noRth DaKota Dickinson CVB
Explore the Western Edge, Dickinson, ND
Julie Obrigewitsch 72 E Museum Dr Dickinson, ND 58601 701-483-4988 • 800-279-7391 Fax: 701-483-9261
www.visitdickinson.com julie@visitdickinson.com
Area Rooms: 1,422
Major meeting facilities: Astoria Hotel & Event Center Ramada Grand Dakota Lodge and Conference Center Attractions: Theodore Roosevelt Natl. Park, Dakota Dinosaur Museum, Ukrainian Cultural Institute, Dickinson Museum Center, West River Community Center, Heart River Golf Course, Enchanted Highway, Patterson Lake Rec Area, Bully Pulpit Golf Course
Dickinson is located next to the ND Badlands,
the Theodore Roosevelt National Park. The Dickinson CVB can help you create a fun, well- planned conference with lots of Western hospital- ity! Located in southwest North Dakota, Dickinson is positioned at the intersection of Interstate 94 and state Highway 22. If you are traveling by air, the Dickinson Theodore Roosevelt Regional Airport provides four daily fl ights connecting to Denver. Once you arrive, you will fi nd over 1,400 lodg- ing rooms that offer everything you need to make your overnight stay comfortable. Dickinson also offers quality conference and recreational facilities. With the renewed energy activity in North Da-
kota, lodging, conference facilities and event space has grown with new facilities and new additions to existing hotels. Western North Dakota is one of the few locations in the United States that has seen growth and demand for rooms. The additional meeting and event space offer even more opportuni- ties for conferences.
The Dickinson CVB will work hard to ensure your satisfaction is met for all sizes of meetings, large or small. For your free meeting planner guide or to ask about hosting your next event in Dickinson, contact us at 800-279-7391 or visit us on the web at
www.visitdickinson.com
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