Experience the Living History at Pioneer Farm and Village
Welcome to the Roseau Pioneer Farm and Village, a living tribute to the hardworking pioneers who shaped our community. Established by the Roseau Lions Club in 1975, this charming agricultural museum invites you to step back in time and experience the rich history of our ancestors.
Discover how early settlers lived and worked, as we honor their legacy and inspire future generations. Our beautifully preserved buildings and picturesque grounds are not just for viewing but for experiencing. They are perfect for weddings, family gatherings, class reunions, and peaceful picnics.
Step back in time and experience the simple things in life.
This agriculture museum includes a log cabin, barn, store, church, school, blacksmith, print shop, post office, headquarters, fellowship hall, storage shed, pioneer museum, exhibit hall, and a trappers cabin. Each building is filled with antiques and unique sights that share a glimpseÂ
The Village comes ALIVE in the Winter with our Holiday Lighting Display
Join us for our annual Nights of Lights Holiday Light display, where you can immerse yourself in the vibrant traditions of days gone by in a charming Christmas village. Join the carolers, take a sleigh ride, and be sure to bring your ice skates. The park gives the vibe of a Hallmark Movie.Â
Experiencing and Preserving the Park
As a non-profit organization, we rely on the generous support of our community through memberships, donations, and volunteer efforts to keep this hidden gem thriving. Whether you’re taking a guided tour with our friendly summer hosts or rolling up your sleeves as a volunteer, there are countless ways to get involved. Come and be part of our story—where the past comes alive and memories are made. The Roseau Pioneer Farm and Village warmly invites you to explore, learn, and enjoy this treasure of Roseau County.
The village is currently open as self guided attraction. Walk right in. If you you would like to schedule a private or group showing or event call Dennis and Barb at 218 463-2667. Ask for a private tour from the village caretakers and step into the shops and the lives of our pioneers.
Admission is FREE!Â