Although this town initially appears to be just another touristy stop along I-90, it presents more authentic properties than many others who claim to do so. It began in 1972, after a movie set was built by moving old buildings and gathering Indian relics and antiques together, and then abandoned. The town has been enlarged through the years to provide visitors with a real sense of what living on the prairie was like.
Visitors can rent period costumes and take pictures throughout the town.
For movie fans, this is a gold mine of props from Dances with Wolves including tents, wagons, TeePees and even one of the horses who portrayed Buck in the movie. All rights reserved.