Wadopana Celebration and Pow-wow
Held on the first weekend in August, the Wadopana Pow-wow is the oldest traditional powwow in Montana. This weekend is a special time for visiting among the elders and younger generations, and it is also a weekend full of fun events for all ages including naming ceremonies, games, runs/walks and other outdoor activities. All are welcome to attend!
Wolf Point Area Museum
If you are looking to learn more about the history of Wolf Point and the surrounding areas, look no further than the Wolf Point Area Museum. Displays feature artifacts from the first settlers and homesteaders of the area who arrived in the late 1800s as well as cultural relics and artifacts from the indigenous tribes in the area.
Wolf Point Farmers Market
Wolf Point’s summer season market runs from mid July to late September annually. Enjoy the local fresh vegetables, fruits, eggs, milk, meat and more from the farmers and gardeners in the area.
Borge Park Complex
Borge Park is a one-stop shop when it comes to recreation in Wolf Point, featuring a tennis court, baseball/softball fields, basketball courts, and a swimming pool with slides.
Outdoor activities abound in and near Wolf Point. There are many camping opportunities ranging from RV camping to dispersed camping, serving as the perfect opportunity to unwind and relax under the big sky. Fishing is also a popular activity–anglers can check out the Missouri Rivers or make the one-hour scenic drive to Fort Peck Lake for some serious fishing adventures.
Travel tip: You'll need a valid fishing license in order to fish on either public or Tribal lands. More info: Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks • Fish and Game Fort Peck Tribes
