Here Are 8 Awesome Things You Can Do In North Dakota For $10 Or Less

Whether you are of Scandinavian descent or not, anyone can enjoy a tour of the Scandinavian Heritage Park. The breathtaking Gol Stave Church is the centerpiece and amazing to behold, but there is so much more than that there. The best part is that it's totally free to visit!

The Scandinavian Heritage Park is located at 1020 S Broadway, Minot, ND 58701.

Take a mini road trip through North Dakota's totally unique highway near Regent, ND. This drive is lined with gigantic roadside sculptures that depict anything from deer jumping fences and flying geese to Theodore Roosevelt on a rearing horse. There are many more sculptures to see and they are best experienced in person so you can understand just how impressive they are. Other than the cost of gas to drive through it, there is no fee to see it.

The Enchanted Highway begins outside of Regent, North Dakota.

Pay a visit to the North Dakota capitol grounds in Bismarck and discover the North Dakota State Museum. And luckily you don't have to pay anything but a visit, because admission is free for everyone!

The North Dakota State Museum is located at 612 E Boulevard Ave., Bismarck, ND 58505.

North Dakota has many absolutely gorgeous and fun state parks. Each state park has an entry fee of only $7 per vehicle, so you can pack up a picnic and the whole family in your car and enjoy a day out. The park shown above is the Lewis and Clark State Park, located near Williston, ND.

North Dakota has state parks located across the state. Click here to discover them.

This peaceful, colorful garden in the charming town of Mayville, ND is completely free to visit and explore. It is split up into different color sections and is full of flowers, plants, and art pieces made by both local and nationally known artists.

The Rainbow Garden & Sculpture walk is located at 367 3rd St. SW, Mayville, ND 58275.

Visit the impressive mansion tucked away in the badlands near Medora, North Dakota for a unique experience. This home once belonged to the man that founded Medora — one of North Dakota's most popular tourist destinations — back in the late 1800s. It has been remarkably preserved and you can tour the inside and see the amazing view they had. Admission costs just $10.

The Chateau de Mores is located at 3448 Chateau Road, Medora, ND 58645.

North Dakota is home to a ton of the world's largest animal statues of various shapes, sizes, and materials. You could visit Salem Sue, shown above, near New Salem, ND— the "world's largest Holstein cow." Or you could take a trip to Dunseith, North Dakota and see the world's largest turtle made of tire rims. Neither of those catch your fancy? How about the world's largest buffalo in Jamestown, the world's largest sandhill crane in Steele, or the world's largest catfish in Wahpeton. That's not even the entire list — there are too many to name! Check your local area to see what's close by. All of them are free to see.

Experience a huge collection of planes, history, and more at the Fargo Air Museum. Admission is only $8 per adult, $5 per child, and it's well worth the trip. There are tons of planes of all shapes, sizes, makes, and ages that the whole family can enjoy.

The Fargo Air Museum is located at 1609 19th Ave. N, Fargo, ND 58102.