Medora Musical
$50+Summer western music show with live horses and fireworks in a Badlands amphitheatre. The next season opens in June 2027.

A badlands state park near Medora, known for horse facilities, campsites, and trail access.
1465 36th St, Medora ND 58645 · Medora, ND
Rough Rider State Park sits in the North Dakota Badlands, a short drive from Medora and Theodore Roosevelt National Park, and offers a quieter alternative to those busy spots. It is one of the state's designated horse parks, with corrals and equestrian amenities. Visitors also use the park for hiking, biking, and paddling, and it provides access to the long Maah Daah Hey Trail. The park is on the east bank of the Little Missouri River, about two miles south of Medora in Billings County. Its name was changed in 2024 from Sully Creek.
The closest stops to Rough Rider State Park, ordered by straight-line distance. A few more like it, plus some different kinds of fun so you can build a full day.
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A western North Dakota state park with badlands scenery, long trail systems, and camping plus horse facilities.
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