Our state museums and historic sites are back open with some changes and guidelines for the health and safety of our visitors and staff. Learn more
The Chateau de Mores - 1/8 mile west and 1/8 miles south of Medora
Chimney Park - west edge of Medora
De Mores Memorial Park - downtown Medora
The Interpretive Center is currently open by appointment only.
The Chateau is open May-October, weather permitting. Please call to verify.
Chimney Park and DeMores Memorial Park open year round.
Chateau historic house museum
Interpretive Center Exhibits
Modern Facilities
Restroom (limited ADA and open hours only)
Ramps into both buildings
Tourist information
Meeting rooms, Outdoor facilities such as Chimney Park, Chateau Porch, Interpretive Center patio are available. Contact the Interpretive Center at 701.623.4355.
Adults: $10.00
Children: ( age 6 -15) $3.00
Preschool: Free
Tour Bus $4 per person for groups of 20 or more.
School Bus Tours $1.00 per student, school chaperones get free admission.
Medora ND
The Theodore Roosevelt National Park Guide
Theodore Roosevelt Medora Foundation
Cowboy Hall of Fame, Medora ND
Medora Chamber of Commerce
Friends of the Chateau
We are currently open by appointment only. Please call us at 701.623.4355.
To allow for proper social distancing, sites will operate at reduced capacity. Touchable exhibit components will remain closed, and site tours may be limited for visitor and staff safety. The agency would also like to remind visitors to follow the CDC's recommendations on social distancing and personal hygiene while visiting state historic sites. See our guidelines for visiting.
Address:
1/8 miles W and 1/8 miles S of Medora
Chimney Park -
west edge of Medora
De Mores Memorial Park -
downtown Medora, ND 58654
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The Interpretive Center is currently open by appointment only.
The Chateau is open May-October, weather permitting. Please call to verify.
Chimney Park and DeMores Memorial Park open year round.
Contact Chateau de Mores:
phone: 701.623.4355
fax: 701.623.4921
Contact SHSND:
phone: 701.328.2666
fax: 701.328.3710
email: history@nd.gov
