North American Game Warden Museum

North American Game Warden Museum

WELCOME TO THE ONLY MUSEUM THAT IS DEDICATED TO THE GAME WARDEN PROFESSION

The North American Game Warden Museum was founded by wardens and is managed by a Board of Directors made up of wardens who serve voluntarily without compensation. We are proud to be a free museum.  We do not charge an admission fee.  Donations are very important to us.  Please visit our support/involvement page to see how you can help.

The Game Warden Museum located in the International Peace Garden, on the border of North Dakota and Manitoba
Game Warden Museum Fallen Officer Memorials

THE MUSEUM HAS TWO MISSIONS:

1. To honor game wardens who have given their lives in the line of duty

2. To educate the public about their work and the natural resources they protect

On the museum grounds, you will find our Fallen Officer Memorial. The memorial lists the names of all the wardens from every North American jurisdiction who have lost their lives in the line of duty.

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Inside the museum, you will find a wide variety of items that have been seized by wardens from all over North America. Every exhibit has a story behind it. 

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Support the Museum with Every Click: Walmart Spark Good Round Up!

The North American Game Warden Museum is thrilled to announce our partnership with Walmart’s Spark Good Round Up program!

Now, you can easily support our mission to honor the legacy of Game Wardens and preserve wildlife conservation history every time you shop online at Walmart.

Once you click the link and log in, you will be prompted to select The North American Game Warden Museum as your chosen charity.

https://www.walmart.com/nonprofits/2eeac037-5b2c-4e83-8a1a-77fa239ecba6/profile

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The North American Game Warden Museum is located within the International Peace Garden, on the border of North Dakota and Manitoba. The museum was established in 1999.

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Museum Open Dates and Hours

Spring Hours Start May 10.

Spring open hours start on  May 10, Open 10 – 2pm.

May 23 and 24. Museum open 10 – 4 pm for weekends ONLY until June 21.

Open full time, Wednesday-Monday June 22nd thru September 7th. (10-6pm)

We are always closed on Tuesdays.  

We will re-open on September 11th to recognize the World Trade Center terrorist attacks 

**Last admittance into the museum is 15 minutes before we close.**

The museum closes for the winter in Mid September.

 

July Holiday Hours

July 3rd: 10am-2pm