I really enjoyed walking to see this. It's an accessible trail and easy to walk. You start by walking over a dry creek bed/ditch on a bridge in the trees then walk a nice flat path around the structures. Some of the structures are open...More

This village is located in Abraham Lincoln State Park. It is a recreation of what was discovered archeological. I visited while the Park was unattended so only two of the buildings were open. What appeared to be a family dwelling and a group lodge. I...More

On-A-Slant village, in Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park is a MUST to visit. Handicap accessible, and just a short walk from the Visitor Center to the 5 reconstructed earth lodges. The small museum at the Visitor Center tells more about the Mandan Indians' culture and...More

This reconstruction of Native American dwellings from many years ago is very well done. It’s located a very short walk from the Visitor Centre at Fort Abraham Lincoln and it’s well worth a visit. There are 5 or 6 mounds - homes - and most...More

The earth lodges were very large, perhaps for several families. One was a meeting area. Given the harsh weather in North Dakota, I thought they would be warmer then the sod houses the pioneers built. Evidence shows that 75 lodges were there, but smallpox broke...More

The Slant Village once had thousands of people living there. This is a recreation of their village with six lodges. You can go in a few of them. Unfortunately, the lodges need some maintenance. The dirt covering is falling off and you can see plastic...More

This was a fascinating place to visit. I only wish we had more time. Get there in the morning not an hour before closing