Dickinson, North Dakota, founded in 1881, is the gateway to the Theodore Roosevelt National Park and the seat of Stark County. Known for its strong energy, agriculture, and manufacturing sectors, Dickinson boasts a robust economy fueled by the Bakken oil boom. The city is home to Dickinson State University, contributing to its vibrant educational scene. With a population of over 23,000, it integrates small-town charm with modern amenities, including the West River Community Center, a hub for recreational activities. Dickinson also hosts the annual Roughrider Days Fair & Expo, celebrating the region's western heritage. Its local museum and historic downtown offer glimpses into the area's rich past.