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Theodore Roosevelt

When Theodore Roosevelt came to Dakota Territory to hunt bison in 1883, he was a skinny, young, spectacled dude from New York. He could not have imagined how his adventure in this remote and unfamiliar place would forever alter the course of the nation. The rugged landscape and strenuous life that TR experienced here would help shape a conservation policy that we still benefit from today. Operating-hours data available from NPS. Entrance-fee data available from NPS.

Use this park condition page to compare map context, current alerts, facilities, weather, and planning recommendations before shaping a one-day visit.

For a perfect Theodore Roosevelt day, start with the official alert status, then decide which mapped stops, short walks, scenic drives, and backup options still fit your group.

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Theodore Roosevelt National Park

Forecast

Slight Chance Rain Showers

Coverage: stale

Air quality

Unavailable

Coverage: stale

Sunrise / sunset

6:13 AM MDT / 7:33 PM MDT

800 daylight minutes

Major alerts

0

Limited current data

Planning help

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Planning help

Theodore Roosevelt

Application derived
Interests

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Park map layers

Theodore Roosevelt activity map

Community mapped

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Facilities and recreation

Mapped places to consider, with limits in mind.

Activity

18 official or mapped records available here

Campground

3 official or mapped records available here

Event

7 official or mapped records available here

Place

78 official or mapped records available here

Visitor Center

3 official or mapped records available here

Sources and freshness

Where these notes come from.

Official: NPS park profile, alerts, links, and cached feature records.

Community-mapped: OpenStreetMap features and amenities where available.

Application-derived: Scoring, daylight, freshness, data coverage, and condition labels.

AI explanation: Plain-language summaries over selected facts only.

Official links

Check the official details before you go.

Planning guides

Build the rest of the day around the park conditions.

Choose your first stops with the must-see stop guide, then use current alerts and mapped facilities here to decide what should stay flexible.

If heat, storms, wind, snow, or limited visibility could affect your route, pair this page with the changing weather guide before locking in the day.

For practical logistics, review arrival timing and the food and water checklist.

To compare this park with other U.S. national parks, return to the full park directory.