City of Parshall
A Place to Grow and Prosper
Gateway to Lake Sakakawea • Est. 1914 • Mountrail County, North Dakota
Gateway to Lake Sakakawea • Est. 1914 • Mountrail County, North Dakota
A peaceful, progressive community on the shores of Lake Sakakawea.
Founded in 1914, Parshall sits on the Fort Berthold Indian Reservation — home to the Mandan, Hidatsa, and Arikara (MHA) Nation. Just 10 minutes from the second largest man-made lake in the US, our community offers world-class fishing, outdoor recreation, and genuine small-town hospitality.
From the world-renowned Paul Broste Rock Museum to summer festivals on Main Street, Parshall is where families thrive and neighbors look out for one another.
The second largest man-made lake in the United States — just 10 minutes from Parshall
Annual powwow and cultural celebration featuring traditional dancing, music, food, crafts, and camping. A celebration of MHA Nation heritage.
Independence Day fireworks display over Lake Sakakawea. Bring lawn chairs and blankets!
Annual HarvestFest celebration featuring car show, farmers market, vendors, pumpkin sales, live music, and family activities on Main Street.
Decorate your trunk and park on Main Street to hand out candy! 5:00 - 6:30 PM. Register with Parshall Promoters.
Annual holiday craft and vendor fair at the Parshall Braves gymnasium. Local artisans, handmade goods, and unique gift ideas.
Home to the most significant rock and mineral collection in North Dakota — featuring the one-of-a-kind Infinity Room and ~600 polished lapidary spheres
Real moments from our vibrant community
Contact Parshall City Hall for information about city services, permits, utilities, and more.
Contact Parshall City Hall for information about city services, permits, utilities, and more.
