Tourism

About 40 miles from Sidney, this small fishing access site offers a boat ramp and space for shoreline angling. It’s ideal for a quiet afternoon of fishing in a rural setting.

• Type: Fishing Access
• Distance from Sidney: 40 miles

Asian Garden, Taste Of Asia. We are family owned and located on Main St. in Sidney, Montana.

Highlights

• Free Wifi
• Free Breakfast
• 1 Meeting Room
• Swimming Pool
• Pet Friendly
• Fitness Center
• Shuttle Service

Facility Rentals

• Board room, 420 sqft. (20 guests)
• Party space (25 guests)
• Catering available through TapHouse Bar & Grill

Highlights

• Fitness Center
• Sundry Shop
• Full-equipped Kitchens
• Pet Friendly
• Free Guest Laundry
• Free Wifi
• Outdoor Gazebo Grill
• Lending Locker

Facility Rentals

• Meeting space areas (capacity 30-40 people)

Catering

We offer full menu options for any large gathering at the restaurant or your venue of choice. Off-site bar license available.

Located in Glasgow, this interactive museum is perfect for families traveling with young children. Hands-on exhibits cover science, agriculture, and imaginative play, making learning fun and engaging for all ages.

• Type: Museum
• Distance from Sidney: 141 miles

Just 23 miles from Sidney, this scenic and historic site marks the meeting of two mighty rivers. Enjoy the interpretive trails, visit the small gift shop, and learn about the site’s significance to the Lewis and Clark Expedition.

• Type: Historical Point, River Access
• Distance from Sidney: 23 miles

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About 37 miles from Sidney, this small river access point near Culbertson offers basic fishing opportunities on the Missouri River. It’s a quiet location suited for those who enjoy no-frills angling in scenic surroundings.

• Type: Fishing Access
• Distance from Sidney: 37 miles

Located 37 miles away, the Culbertson Museum preserves the local heritage of this historic railroad and trading town. Visitors can explore pioneer artifacts, early 20th-century memorabilia, and items from the area’s Native and settler past.

Just five miles from Sidney, Diamond Willow provides a peaceful outdoor setting with easy access to the river. Shaded campsites, picnic tables, and fire rings make it ideal for families, while anglers appreciate the quiet fishing opportunities.

• Type: Park, Fishing Access
• Distance from Sidney: 5 miles

About 20 miles from Sidney, Elk Island is a scenic fishing access site with a hand-launch area for small watercraft. Be advised not to follow Google Maps directly to the location—check locally for the best route in. It’s a quiet spot for fishing and enjoying the untouched beauty of the Yellowstone River.

• Type: Fishing Access
• Distance from Sidney: 20 miles

Facility Rentals

• Banquet Room (325 capacity)
• Lodge Room (60 capacity)
• Contact for pricing and availability
• On site catering and bar available

Located 140 miles from Sidney, this 32-mile open-air art gallery in the rural countryside west of Regent, the Enchanted Highway delights travelers with some of the world’s largest scrap metal sculptures. Created by local artist Gary Greff, a retired schoolteacher, this roadside spectacle transforms ordinary prairie highway 21 into a whimsical journey through giant geese, deer, grasshoppers, pheasants, and even a full “Tin Family.” Each sculpture site includes spacious pull-offs, interpretive kiosks, and picnic areas for visitors to explore and enjoy.

The journey begins at I‑94 Exit 72 near Gladstone with the “Geese in Flight” monument—the largest metal sculpture in the world—soaring over 100 feet into the sky. From there, the route leads past six more colossal works: “Deer Crossing,” “Grasshoppers in the Field,” “Fisherman’s Dream,” “Pheasants on the Prairie,” “Teddy Roosevelt Rides Again,” and the iconic “World’s Largest Tin Family,” culminating at the Enchanted Castle gift shop and motel in Regent.

This unique art tour is a testament to rural creativity and community spirit. Greff constructed the sculptures using recycled oil tanks and well pipe metal, placing them on land donated by local farmers. The State of North Dakota now helps maintain the route to ensure it remains a lasting tribute to small-town vision and artistry.

Plan your visit

• Start at I‑94 Exit 72 and follow the numbered sculptures along Highway 21.
• Each stop features parking, interpretive signage, and wheelchair access.
• Enjoy a picnic or stretch your legs at rest stops between installations.
• End your journey in Regent with a stay at the castle-themed motel.

Whether you’re making a quick photo stop or planning a scenic half-day adventure, the Enchanted Highway offers a delightful blend of art, humor, and big-sky charm—right off the interstate and off the beaten path.

WE DELIVER! Voted Best Lunch & Best Fast Food in Sidney. Offer sandwiches, salads, and more! We also offer smoothies, Red Bull & Italian sodas, Lotus energy drinks, Pepsi products and many other drinks.

Catering

Catering for sandwiches and soups available. Can be delivered to meetings during business hours.

Located 29 miles from Sidney, Fort Buford played a major role in frontier military history. The site offers guided tours, a reconstructed barracks, and seasonal programming that brings 19th-century military life to life.

Fort Buford’s History

Fort Buford was the result of the timbers from the Fort Union being sold to the U.S. Army, which constructed a military fort a few miles east of the post. The fort was constructed to protect settlers from the hostile Sioux Indians. The new fort housed five companies of soldiers and a few remnants of Northwestern Fur Company which continued to trade in buffalo hides until the bison were gone.

Over the next 25 years, Fort Buford was to see its share of highlights of war for the plains. At one time or another the fort housed such noted Indian prisoners as Chief Joseph, Crow King, Ran-In-The-Face and even the Hunkpapa Sioux Medicine Man and Sitting Bull.

Today, Fort Buford in maintained as a historical site by the State of North Dakota. There is a visitors center and a museum in one of the restored building on the grounds. A visit to the for is a must for anyone who wants to feel for the military life on the frontier during the latter part of the 19th century.

• Type: Historical Site
• Distance from Sidney: 29 miles

Approximately 69 miles from Sidney, this cultural center celebrates the rich heritage of the Fort Peck Tribes. Visitors can explore exhibits, traditional artwork, and historical displays that honor the Assiniboine and Sioux peoples and their enduring connection to the land.

• Type: Museum
• Distance from Sidney: 69 miles

Located 137 miles away, this large center offers exhibits on the Fort Peck Dam, local paleontology, and regional wildlife. With a full-size T. rex model and engaging educational displays, it’s a must-visit for families and curious travelers alike.

• Type: Museum
• Distance from Sidney: 137 miles

About 24 miles away, this reconstructed fur trading post lets visitors step into the 1800s. Interpretive exhibits, reenactments, and a visitor center share the story of trade between Plains Tribes and Euro-American merchants.

History of Fort Union

In October 1828, construction of the post was underway and it soon became the center of the Northern Rocky Mountain Fur Trade. At its peak in the 1830’s the post, along with other American Fur Company forts in the region sent to St. Louis an annual harvest of more than 25,000 beaver skins, 30,000 deer skins, and 55,000 buffalo hides. Historians today have come to call Fort Union the largest and most imposing trade post on the Missouri River.

During the mid 1830’s the decline of the fur trade began as textiles began to replace furs on the fashion scene. By the mid 1850’s ownership of the fort had changed hands several times as the demand for furs lessened each passing year. After a short period as the rendezvous point for the Great Northern Railroad survey crews, Fort Union as a money making enterprise ceased to exist.

• Type: Historical Site
• Distance from Sidney: 24 miles

Located just 27 miles from Sidney near Lambert, Fox Lake WMA is a quiet walk-in area ideal for wildlife observation and birdwatching. Its wetlands and grasslands support a diverse range of species, offering visitors a peaceful place to reconnect with nature.

• Type: Wildlife Management
• Distance from Sidney: 27 miles

At 141 miles from Sidney, this museum may be off the beaten path, but it’s full of treasures—from dinosaur fossils and Western artifacts to relics from local ranching and homesteading history. A quiet gem for those interested in natural and cultural heritage.

• Type: Museum
• Distance from Sidney: 141 miles

Located just outside Crane, Gartside Reservoir is a top pick for anglers and picnickers alike. The site includes a fishing pier, picnic tables, fire rings, and open space to enjoy Montana’s wide skies and fresh air. It’s well-suited for casual day trips or an afternoon of family fun.

• Type: Reservoir
• Distance from Sidney: 12 miles

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Located in Malta and just steps from the Phillips County Museum, this fossil-focused museum offers hands-on discovery of Montana’s prehistoric past. View real dinosaur skeletons, fossil exhibits, and even observe working paleontologists in the lab during summer months.

• Type: Museum
• Distance from Sidney: 210 miles

Soups, Subs, Salads and more

Catering

Catering for sandwiches and soups available. Can be delivered to meetings during business hours.

Highlights

• Free Wifi
• On-site Business Center
• Free Breakfast
• Swimming Pool
• 1 Meeting Room
• Fitness Center

Facility Rentals

• Meeting space
• Party space

Roughly 35 miles from Sidney, Intake Dam is a well-known fishing access site with a wide range of amenities. It includes picnic tables, fire rings, toilets, drinking water, and a hand-launch site. The area is popular with anglers and wildlife watchers and is known for seasonal paddlefish activity.

• Type: Fishing Access
• Distance from Sidney: 35 miles

Just 24 miles from Sidney, the Lambert Museum offers a glimpse into the rural and agricultural history of the region. Exhibits feature tools, photographs, and stories from homesteading days, giving visitors a taste of life on the early Montana prairie.

• Type: Museum
• Distance from Sidney: 24 miles

Catering

We offer full menu options for large gatherings in any venue.

Situated in Alexander, ND, 32 miles from Sidney, this museum celebrates the rich local history of early settlers, Native cultures, and the famed expedition that passed through the region. It features a variety of exhibits in a unique schoolhouse setting.

• Type: Museum
• Distance from Sidney: 32 miles

Highlights

• Free Wifi
• Centrally Located
• Pet Friendly
• Bar & Grill on Property

Stretching across the rugged Badlands of North Dakota, this long-distance trail offers incredible opportunities for hiking, biking, and horseback riding. While access points vary, sections near the Little Missouri River are within reach of Sidney for day trips or longer treks.

• Type: Trail

Highlights

• Fully-equipped Kitchens
• Free Breakfast
• Free Wifi
• Sundry Shop
• Fitness Center
• Pet Friendly
• Bus Parking

Facility Rentals

• Meeting room space (49 capacity)
• Multiple other options (Up to 300 guests)

Montana’s largest state park, Makoshika is a geological marvel located about 54 miles from Sidney. With striking badland formations, dinosaur fossil sites, hiking trails, and camping facilities, this park is a must-see for outdoor lovers and amateur paleontologists alike. It’s a full-day adventure just a short drive from town.

• Type: State Park
• Distance from Sidney: 54 miles

About 76 miles from Sidney, this volunteer-run museum in Circle, Montana, showcases life on the high plains through homesteading memorabilia, photographs, and local artifacts. It’s a humble but heartfelt stop for history lovers passing through eastern Montana.

• Type: Museum
• Distance from Sidney: 76 miles

Located 54 miles from Sidney in Watford City, this museum blends local history with a look at the region’s oil boom legacy. Visitors can walk through historical buildings, learn about early settlers, and explore how oil shaped the area’s economy and culture.

• Type: Museum
• Distance from Sidney: 54 miles

Facility Rentals

A room upstairs is available for meetings, bridal or baby showers (capacity 50).

Catering

On-site catering is available.

About 126 miles from Sidney, this hidden gem features sandstone rock formations that rise like giant stone sentinels from the prairie. Medicine Rocks has long been a place of cultural and spiritual significance, and today visitors can explore its hiking trails, camp beneath the stars, and marvel at its eerie beauty.

• Type: State Park
• Distance from Sidney: 126 miles

Highlights

• Banquet Facilities
• Bus Parking
• Fitness Center
• Free Breakfast
• Free Wifi
• Pet Friendly
• Swimming Pool

Facility Rentals

• Meeting room, 650 sqft. (30 capacity)

Millers’ Corner has a deli offering a full café menu.

We are a locally + family owned business that makes our customers our number one priority. We specialize in quality cutlery, cookware, bakeware, dinnerware, gourmet foods, coffee, and other special gifts. We want everyone to walk out our doors with excitement and a feeling of love and togetherness. After all, isn’t that the feeling you have every time you leave Grandmas, or MiMis?

Catering

We offer a lux charcuterie cart and dessert options. We can serve large gatherings in any venue.

Facility Rentals

Meeting space, baby, wedding shower venue & more (capacity 20)

A Legendary Waterway Just Down the Road

Only about 30 minutes from Sidney, the Missouri River offers a deeper dive into Montana’s historic landscape. This is where explorers, traders, and native cultures once traveled—and where today’s visitors come for wide-open water, striking bluffs, and a sense of quiet solitude.

The Missouri is a favorite for anglers targeting walleye and northern pike, especially around the bridge crossings near Culbertson or Fort Union. Birdwatchers and photographers flock to the area in spring and fall, when migratory birds fill the sky.

Things to Do

• Fish the cool, deep waters for a variety of sportfish.
• Kayak or canoe the wide, slow-moving stretches.
• Explore nearby Lewis & Clark sites and the Fort Union Trading Post.
• Pack a picnic and watch the sunset from a bluff above the river.

Seasonal Highlights

• Spring: Rising water levels, active birdlife, and great early-season fishing.
• Summer: Hot days make for perfect paddling and longer exploration.
• Fall: Crisp air, fewer crowds, and brilliant foliage along the banks.

Nearby Amenities

• Interpretive centers, museums, and historic sites around the confluence area.
• Lodging and outfitters can be found in Sidney, Culbertson, and Williston.

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The MonDak Heritage Center is Eastern Montana’s premier museum and the arts & cultural hub of Richland County, Montana. Operated by the MonDak Historical & Art Society, they are a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization with a mission to engage, educate, and inspire our community by preserving and contributing to the area’s arts, culture, and heritage.

Local residents formed the Society in 1967 and opened a temporary museum known as the J.K. Ralston Museum and Art Center in 1972 in the “old hospital” in Sidney, Montana. Named after Ralston, the famed western artist and Richland County native, the Ralston Center operated for twelve years until the museum moved to the MonDak Heritage Center in 1984.

Located at 120 3rd Avenue Southeast, the MonDak Heritage Center is open Tuesday through Friday from 10 am – 4pm and Saturday from 1pm – 4pm.

Facility Rentals

• Perfect for a meeting space, class space, art show, and more
• Capacity 250
• Non-profit/member discounts

Facility Rentals

• Large venue for meetings, wedding receptions, etc.
• Bar available
• Banquet room (capacity 151)
• Basement (capacity 210)

Catering

We offer full menu options and can serve large gatherings at the Moose Lodge.

Facility Rentals

Meeting space (capacity 125)

Catering

We offer catering for Mexican options both at the restaurant or the venue of your choice.

Catering

We offer pizza delivery during business hours or on-site by request.

Located in Poplar, about 69 miles from Sidney, the Poplar Museum is housed in the town’s historic Tribal Jail, built around 1920 and now listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Visitors tour the jail cells to view exhibits featuring intricately detailed Sioux and Assiniboine beadwork and quilt work—much of which is available for purchase. Intriguing historical markers include prisoners’ carved initials in the brick walls and metal rebar-lined ceilings installed after past escape attempts. Open daily from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. (June–Labor Day), the museum offers free admission, cultural insight, and a memorable stop on any regional history tour.

• Type: Museum
• Distance from Sidney: 69 miles

Facility Rentals

Back room available for gatherings and parties (capacity 40)

Catering

We offer full menu options for large gatherings either at the lounge or your venue of choice.

Founded in 1925, Reynolds Market began as a partnership between Frank Reynolds and John Marman. Today, Reynolds remains locally owned and operated, still rooted in the same values that built it nearly a century ago.

Catering

• Sandwiches
• Soups
• Veg/Fruit Trays
• Dessert Trays
• Fried Chicken
• BBQ Items
• Salads

Facility Rentals

The Richland County Health Department provides or connects community members with the 10 Essential Public Health Services of Public Health. Review these below, and learn how public health works and why it’s important in our community by watching the video below!

The Richland County Health Department provides public health services to all residents and visitors to Richland County. To ensure accessibility and health equity, RCHD strives to be a culturally-competent organization with the capacity to equally serve all groups within the community. There are also public meeting spaces available for up to 2 separate rooms. Each room has a capacity of 25-50 depending on the setup.

Richland County offers several different types of facility rentals for your next event. Click the buttons below to explore your options.

• Fairgrounds
• Event Center
• Event Center Addition
• Exhibit Building
• Ag Building
• Stage Building
• Cattle Barn
• Curtain Sides Barn
• Horse Hotel
• Dirt Arena

Fairgrounds

General Fairgrounds Rental

Item	Rental Fee
Old Commercial Building	$100
Arena/Grandstand	$375
Exhibit Building	$100
Tables & Chairs (seating for 200)	$150
Grass Area	$100
Stage Building	$100
Beer Garden Building	$100
Hog & Sheep Barn	$100
Beef Barn	$100
4H Grandstands	$100
Parking Lot	$100
Horse Stalls	$10.00/night
Camping Hook‐up	$20/day
Big Stage	Minimum of $1,000
Small Stage	$20/per section
Picnic Tables	16 picnic tables, 4′ wide x 8′ long
Benches	18 aluminum, 40 wood
20X20 Tent	$150/day, $250/set up & tear down fee
20X30 Tent	$200/day, $250/set up & tear down fee
30X40 Tent	$250/day, $250/set up & tear down fee
**On‐premise Set up/Tear Down Only**
Portable Bleachers	33′ long, 18′ deep & 14′ high; seats ~150 people; $150/day
1~3 Row Bleacher	24′ long x 5′ deep; seats approx. 48 people; $150/day
2~5 Row Bleachers	27′ long x 8 ½’ deep; seats approx. 90 people; $150/day

**For fair employees, rent is 1/2 the fee as long as they do the entire cleaning**

Event Center

Looking for the ultimate venue for your next big occasion? The Event Center is your go-to destination for unforgettable gatherings! Whether you’re planning a wedding, bar mitzvah, vendor show, or any other special event, we’ve got the perfect space for you.

About the Space

• 20,000 Total Sq. Ft. of versatile event space
• Main event area: 70’W x 200’L with a truss height of 14′
• 13 restrooms, including a convenient family restroom
• 2 overhead doors for easy access
• Accommodates up to 70 trade show booths (10’x10’ each)
• Outdoor awnings on two sides provide even more vending opportunities

Our venue can be customized to meet your needs. Use the entire space, divide it into three separate rooms, or combine two rooms for a more tailored experience. Whether hosting an intimate gathering or a grand trade show, The Event Center delivers unmatched flexibility.

Each room boasts beautiful polished cement floors and striking wooden trusses, offering a modern yet timeless aesthetic. It’s the perfect blank canvas to bring your event vision to life!

Commercial Kitchen

Caterers will love the convenience of preparing or storing food on-site to serve your guests with ease! A 1,050 sq. ft. fully equipped commercial kitchen is available for rent, featuring:

• 2 regular ovens, 2 convection ovens and alto-sham
• Flat-top grill
• Walk-in cooler, 2 freezers, and refrigerator
• Dishwasher and ice machine
• Two 55-cup coffee makers for serving large groups

Rental Fees

Section	Capacity	Commercial Use	Non-Profit/Individual	Square Footage
Lone Tree/West	Seat 288 with 60″ round or 372 with 8′ banquet	$225	$175	4200
Missouri/Center	Seat 384  with 60″ round or 492 with 8′ banquet	$275	$225	5600
Yellowstone/East	Seat 288 with 60″ round or 372 with 8′ banquet	$225	$175	4200
Entire Event Center	Seat 960 with 60″ round or 1,236 with 8′ banquet	$525	$425	14,000
Grand Ballroom		$400	$400	10,000
Kitchen		$100	$100	1,050
Meeting room	Seats 35 people	$50	$50
Cocktail Tables and Cloths		$30	$30
Stage Skirt		$25	$25
Bar		$50	$50
Steam Table		$50	$50
Overhead Projector & Screen		$50	$50
Overhead Projector & 2 Screens		$75	$75
Banquet table cloths (black spandex)		$5.00	$5.00	each

Table & Chair Rentals

Tables and chairs are included with the rental on a first come, first serve basis based on the table below. Banquet tables are 30″ wide x 30″ tall x 8′ long. Round tables are 30″ tall x 60″ wide.

Facility	# Chairs	# Banquet Tables	# Round Tables
Event Center	671	81	36
Grand Ballroom (EC Addition)	381	15	40
Exhibit Building	200	12	13

Event Center Addition

Built in 2024, the Event Center Addition is the perfect venue for all your event needs. Its modern, versatile design accommodates everything from large corporate conferences and trade shows to elegant weddings, galas, and banquets. With a sophisticated setting, it’s ideal for both intimate gatherings and grand celebrations.

About the Space

• Expansive Layout: Perfect for vendor booths, breakout sessions, and networking areas
• Dynamic Features: State-of-the-art audio technology and a versatile lighting package
• Flexible Uses: Ideal for concerts, theatrical performances, fundraisers, festivals, and educational workshops
• Size: 14,000 Total Sq. Ft.
• Event Space: 80’W x 120’L
• Truss Height: 30′
• Restrooms: 13 (Men & Women Combined)
• Overhead Doors: 3
• Meeting Room: 1
• Multipurpose Rooms: 2
• Available Seating (Round & Banquet Tables available): 600

The Meeting Room

Our meeting room can hold up to 40 in a classroom style setting or tables can be reconfigured to make one large board room style setting. The room features a state of the art 86” commercial display with a ViewBoard Cast™ Button to easily display presentations, a coffee pot, a water dispenser and a sink. This room has access to the outside as well as the main event space.

Rental Fees

Space	Rate
Event Center Addition	$400
Meeting Room Only	$50

Exhibit Building

Discover the perfect venue for your next event at The Exhibit Building, where rustic charm meets versatile functionality. Whether you’re planning a wedding, family reunion, graduation party, or fall auction, this stunning space offers the ideal setting for memorable gatherings.

About This Space

• Size: 4,900 Total Sq. Ft.
• Event Space Dimensions: 84′ x 58′
• Overhead Doors: 2 (located on each end of the building)
• Restroom Access: Convenient restrooms available in the adjacent building

The Exhibit Building boasts warm golden wood walls that create a rustic yet elegant ambiance, making it easy to customize the space to suit any occasion. The high peak ceiling is outfitted with several large fans to keep air circulating, ensuring comfort during your event. For additional airflow, the two overhead doors can be opened, allowing fresh breezes to flow through the venue.

While the building is not equipped with heating or air conditioning, its open design and natural ventilation make it a great choice for spring, summer, and fall events. Imagine celebrating milestones or hosting auctions in an intimate and welcoming environment that brings people together.

Rental Fees

Item	Rate
Exhibit Building	$100/day
Tables & Chairs for 200 people	$150/day

Ag Building

Step into the Agriculture Building, a charming and spacious venue perfect for your next event. Whether you’re planning a spring antique sale, a fall craft fair, or a memorable family gathering, this building offers the ideal blend of functionality and rustic appeal.

About the Space

• Spacious Layout: 7,500 total sq. ft.
  • Event Space: 75′ x 100′ with booths
  • Open Floor: 50′ x 100′
• Unique Rustic Design: Features three sliding barn doors for ample natural light and air circulation.
• Pulley System: Ideal for hanging quilts, artwork, or decorations.
• Adjacent Restroom Access: While there are no restrooms inside the building, facilities are conveniently located in two nearby buildings.
• The building is not heated or air-conditioned, making it best suited for spring or fall events.

Rental Fees

Space	Rate
Agriculture Building	$100

Stage Building

Looking for the perfect venue to host your next event? The Stage Building offers a unique and dynamic space designed for unforgettable experiences. Located within the vibrant Beer Garden, this venue is perfect for live music, private parties, and community gatherings.

About This Space

• Spacious and Versatile: The Stage Building provides an open area ideal for hosting a band, DJ, or any live performance. Set the stage for an evening filled with energy and excitement!
• Overhead Doors: Featuring four large overhead doors, the space effortlessly combines indoor and outdoor vibes, making it perfect for any weather or season.
• Convenient Amenities Nearby: While the Stage Building itself does not have restrooms, worry not! Restrooms are easily accessible in the adjacent building, which is equipped to handle food and beverage sales. Everything you need is just a step away within the fenced area.

Rental Fees

Space	Rate
Stage Building	$100

Cattle Barn

Erected in 2021, the Cattle Barn is a state-of-the-art venue combining functionality with rustic charm. With its spacious design and convenient features, it’s the perfect space for livestock auctions, shows, and other events requiring a large, adaptable facility.

About the Space

• Generous Event Space: Boasting 14,000 total square feet, the event area measures 100’ x 140’, offering plenty of room for your activities.
• Optimal Airflow: The high-peaked roof is equipped with multiple fans to ensure consistent air circulation. Additionally, four overhead doors can be opened to bring in fresh air and maintain a comfortable environment.
• On-Site Office: Located in the northwest corner, the office overlooks the grass arena and is perfectly situated for event management or administrative needs.
• Convenient PA System: Ideal for announcements during auctions, shows, or other gatherings, ensuring everyone stays informed.
• Flooring: Durable dirt floor, perfect for livestock events or a rustic barn dance.
• Restrooms: While there are no restrooms inside the barn, facilities are available in the adjacent building for your convenience.

Rental Fees

Space	Rate
Cattle Barn	$100

Curtain Sides Barn

Looking for a versatile, modern space to host your next event, activity, or livestock setup? The Curtain Sides Barn offers a flexible, well-equipped environment designed to meet your needs. Here’s what makes it a top choice:

About the Space

Constructed in 2021, this steel building combines modern design with practicality. Its manual ventilation system ensures a pleasant environment in the spring and fall months, but it is not heated or air conditioned. Originally designed as a sheep, swine & goat barn, it is adaptable for diverse purposes. Whether you’re planning a livestock event, an indoor drive in movie(!!), dog training, or any kind of community gathering, the Curtain Sides Barn can accommodate your vision.

• Size: A spacious 12,000 square feet of total facility space.
• Event Area: The main event space measures a generous 80′ x 140′ with a high peak, perfect for large gatherings, exhibits, or seasonal activities.
• Overhead Doors: Equipped with 4 overhead doors to provide convenient access for equipment, vehicles, and large items.
• Ventilation: Air circulation is done with large exhaust fans as well as ceiling fans, motorized curtain sides and a full length ridge vent.
• Water Access (Seasonal): Water is available throughout the facility, making it ideal for various uses.
• Concrete Floor: Durable and easy-to-maintain concrete flooring for a variety of setups.

Please Note: Restrooms are not available inside the barn but are conveniently located in an adjacent building.

Rental Fees

Space	Rate
Curtain-Sided Barn	$100

Horse Hotel

Are you traveling through Montana and looking for a comfortable, convenient place to overnight your horse? Look no further than The Richland County Horse Hotel, a modern facility designed to meet all your needs with style and functionality.

About This Space

• Size: 6,413 Total Sq. Ft.
• Event Space: 29 spacious stalls, each measuring 10′ x 10′
• Restrooms/showers: Conveniently located in an adjacent building
• Modern Construction: Built in 2021, The Horse Hotel offers state-of-the-art amenities tailored for horses and their owners.
• Premium Stalls: All 29 stalls feature sand floors, perfect for your horse’s comfort and safety. Each stall is fully covered, providing shelter and peace of mind.
• Convenient Design: A central concrete sidewalk ensures easy access to stalls.
• Accessible Water (seasonal): Stay hydrated and clean with water available in every corner of the building.
• Adjacent Arenas: Seamless access to both the grass and dirt arenas enhances your event experience.
• Open and Versatile Layout:
  • East and West ends: Open for ventilation and easy entry.
  • North wall: Includes an additional opening.
  • South wall: Solid for protection and privacy.

Rental Fees

Item	Rate
Stall	$15/day per stall

Muck-Your-Own Policy: Keep costs low and stalls clean with our easy DIY setup – wheelbarrow & fork provided for your use.

Dirt Arena

The Richland County Fairgrounds Dirt Arena is a versatile, state-of-the-art facility designed to make your event unforgettable. With an arena spanning 275 feet in length and 132 feet in width, the space is ideal for hosting a variety of events, from rodeos and barrel racing to demolition derbies, monster truck shows, and even concerts. The arena accommodates over 2,000 guests with comfortable seating options, including a covered grandstand with 1,068 seats, two satellite bleachers seating 160 and 192 guests, and an uncovered grandstand with 554 seats.

Our facility is thoughtfully equipped to meet all your event needs. The arena features 11 stock pens, a 200′ x 100′ fenced corral, and specialized equipment such as a calf chute and six bucking chutes. For event organizers, we provide a fully equipped rodeo office with modern amenities, including Wi-Fi, a full kitchen, a restroom with a shower, office space, and a lounge area. The Crow’s Nest offers an excellent vantage point for event coordination, while our high-quality sound system ensures every announcement, cheer, and musical performance is heard loud and clear. LED lights surround the arena making night shows a hit! Restrooms are easily accessible at the end of the grandstand in an adjacent building, which is equipped to handle food and beverage sales. Booths under the grandstand are available for rent for additional food vendors.

This arena is a year-round hub, hosting two PRCA Rodeos annually during the county fair as well as thrilling demolition derbies and monster truck events. The space is perfect for ranch rodeos, jousting events, tractor or horse pulls, and more.

Rental Fees

Space	Rate
Dirt Arena	$375

Facility Rentals

Meeting space

Highlights

• Free Wifi
• Business Center
• Pet Friendly
• Snack Bar
• Fitness Center

Facility Rentals

Space available for meetings, showers, and private parties. Two spaces available with a capacity of 40 – 70.

Catering

We offer full menu options for large gatherings in any venue and at the restaurant. Offsite bar license available.

Just 21 miles from Sidney, Sather Dam offers peaceful fishing and primitive camping in a prairie reservoir setting. Amenities include toilets, campsites, and an accessible fishing pier managed by the U.S. Forest Service.

• Type: Reservoir
• Distance from Sidney: 21 miles

Twelve miles from Sidney, this fishing access site offers a rustic camping experience for those looking to disconnect. A hand-launch area is available for small boats, and the serene surroundings make it a local favorite for low-key weekend getaways.

• Type: Camping, Fishing Access
• Distance from Sidney: 12 miles

Located right in the heart of Sidney, this Yellowstone River fishing access site offers a convenient spot for local anglers. Equipped with a boat ramp and bathroom, it’s perfect for a quick afternoon cast or a full day on the water.

• Type: Fishing Access
• Distance from Sidney: 0 miles

Facility Rentals

Meeting space (capacity 10)

Facility Rentals

Meeting space (capacity 70)

Located in the beautiful Yellowstone Valley in NE Montana, The Sidney Country Club was founded in 1929 as a 9-hole sand-greens golf course. Grass on the greens was planted in 1962, and the back 9 was completed in 1999. Now, Sidney Country Club is the only 18 hole golf course in the eastern half of the state. The Par 72 course features 6,901 yards of golf, with a course rating of 71.9 and slope of 118 on Kentucky Bluegrass.

The restaurant and clubhouse were remodeled in 2005, and the club’s restaurant was renamed during the fall of 2009 to “The Fringe” at Sidney Country Club.

Sidney Country Club is currently a Semi-Private facility. The course is open to the public, but also offers memberships.

Leagues

Offering Golf Simulator, Mens, Womens, and Couples leagues.

Facility Rentals

Space available for meetings or parties with a capacity of 250.

The Sidney Tourism Business Improvement District (TBID) is a vital resource for event organizers aiming to make a significant impact. Established under Montana state law in 2007, Sidney’s TBID focuses on enhancing tourism through strategic marketing and event support within the city.

The TBID is funded by a $1.50 assessment on each occupied hotel room night in Sidney. These funds are reinvested into the community to promote tourism, support events, and market Sidney as a premier destination for travelers and event planners alike.

Facility Rentals

Large venue for weddings, small concerts, and community gatherings (capacity 350)

This fishing access site is about 23 miles from Sidney and features basic amenities like camping space and a bathroom. It’s a great off-the-beaten-path destination for anglers and outdoor enthusiasts seeking a simple, quiet riverside retreat.

• Type: Fishing Access
• Distance from Sidney: 23 miles

Restaurant, Bar

Only 15 miles from Sidney, this park combines historical interest and outdoor recreation. Visit the historic Fairview Lift Bridge, walk a scenic trail, and enjoy fishing access along the Yellowstone River.

• Type: Historical Bridge, Fishing Access
• Distance from Sidney: 15 miles

Dinner, breakfast and lunch

Facility Rentals

• Facility Rental
• On site catering available

The Burns Creek Inn is a destination full-service bar and restaurant located in rural Savage, Montana. They are also a full-service caterer in our area.

Coffee Shop. Breakfast burritos and sandwiches until 10:00AM.

Catering

Catering orders available by request with pick-up during business hours. Options include breakfast burritos, coffees, and desserts.

Facility Rentals

Two meeting spaces available with a capacity of 100.

Catering

Offering full menu options available both at the venue and your venue of choice.

We are a full service super market with a long history of serving the people of Richland County and surrounding area.

Catering

• Sandwiches
• Soups
• Veg/fruit trays
• Dessert trays
• Fried chicken
• Salads

Facility Rentals

A meeting room/party space is available in the back of the shop for bridal, baby showers, and birthday parties.

Roughly 61 miles from Sidney, this national park showcases the rugged beauty of the North Dakota Badlands. Scenic drives, wildlife viewing, and hiking trails offer unforgettable views of bison, wild horses, and colorful canyons.

• Type: National Park
• Distance from Sidney: 61 miles

Located 33 miles away in Trenton, ND, this lake features basic campsites and a relaxing spot for fishing or picnicking. It’s a low-key retreat just outside of Williston.

• Type: Lake
• Distance from Sidney: 33 miles

141 miles from Sidney, this well-curated museum features thousands of artifacts from Valley County’s pioneer days. Agricultural tools, antique vehicles, and detailed exhibits offer a rich look at homesteading life on the northern plains.

• Type: Museum
• Distance from Sidney: 141 miles

Facility Rentals

Large venue for meetings, wedding receptions, etc. Bar available. (capacity 250)

Ice cream

Highlights

• Free Wifi
• Fitness Center
• Meeting Room
• Free Breakfast
• Hot Tub
• Banquet Facilities
• Business Center
• Sundry Shop

Facility Rentals

Meeting space available. Four small rooms with 10-15 people each or the ability to open into one large space for a capacity of 50.

Facility Rentals

Wine room is available for birthday parties, showers, etc.

Roughly 91 miles from Sidney, this regional museum highlights the cultural and historical diversity of the Missouri River region. Visitors can explore Native American artifacts, frontier life displays, and rotating exhibits that celebrate Wolf Point’s past.

• Type: Museum
• Distance from Sidney: 91 miles

Winding through the heart of Sidney, the Yellowstone River is the longest free-flowing river in the lower 48 states—and one of our region’s greatest natural assets. Locals and visitors alike are drawn to its rugged beauty, quiet fishing holes, and abundant wildlife. Cast a line for catfish, sauger, and walleye, or enjoy a peaceful afternoon canoeing its winding course. Whether you’re seeking solitude or a fresh catch, the Yellowstone River offers an unspoiled slice of eastern Montana that’s as real as it gets.

Local Fish Species