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location

Oscar-Zero is located four miles north of Cooperstown on Highway 45, and November-33 is two miles east of Cooperstown on Highway 200.

hours

Summer Hours
May 27 - Labor Day
Daily: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Spring/Fall Hours
April 1 - May 27
Labor Day - Oct. 31
Mon. & Thurs.-Sat.: 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Sun.: 1 p.m. - 5 p.m.
Tues.-Wed.: Closed

Winter Hours
Nov. 1 - April 1
By Appointment Only

Final tour begins at 5 p.m.
Maximum tour size is 15 guests
(larger groups will be divided and
may have to wait)
Tours last one hour and are fully guided

site amenities

Modern restrooms.
Full wheelchair accessibility

facility rental

No Rental Facilities

cost

$10 Adult
$3 Child
$1/student in supervised group
$4/person for groups of 10⁺ (please call ahead)
SHSND Foundation: FREE

ADVISORY: In accordance with State of North Dakota policy, from November 1 to April 1 the Ronald Reagan Minuteman Missile State Historic Site CANNOT process cash transactions for admission. Only Credit/Check transactions will be possible.

Before you travel to Oscar Zero, PLEASE remember your Credit Card / Check book to gain admission for a tour. Thank you!

Ronald Reagan Minuteman Missile Site - Exhibits

Artwork on wall at Ronald Reagan Minuteman Missile Site

Walk-Ins Permitted - Reservations recommended for groups of 10⁺

Tours may be modified to accommodate for social distancing.

Interpretive tours are available daily for the top side living quarters at Oscar Zero Launch Control Facility as well as interpretive tours bottom-side of the launch control facilities and mechanical room.

Self guided tours and Interpretive signage available at the November-33 missile site

America’s Ace in the Hole: North Dakota and the Cold War
Permanent Exhibit
The Cold War lasted nearly 50 years, and North Dakota’s landscape is marked with its legacy. North Dakota’s newest state historic site introduces visitors to the state’s role in international relations and the significance of missile installations on North Dakota’s history and culture. This exhibit features historic photographs, archival images, and an award-winning video (links below). The site also received the 2010 Governor’s Travel and Tourism award as the state’s outstanding attraction of the year.

The orientation video available to visitors of the Ronald Reagan Minuteman Missile state historic site gives visitors a brief glimpse of the cold war and North Dakota's role that is ongoing today.