North Dakota Bus Charter by USA Bus Charter
Groups looking for transportation in and around North Dakota can count on the dependable service from USA Bus Charter. Since 1983, we have been providing service for charter, tour, limo, shuttle, school and entertainer coaches in North Dakota. Our North Dakota fleet includes many late model and new buses with seating for up to 61 passengers. We've got a bus for your group to meet your needs and budget. Service available from all points in North Dakota.

You can start the process of chartering a bus for your group in North Dakota by requesting a free, no obligation quote online or; calling us now for a free instant over the phone quote in minutes. With more buses and services available in North Dakota than ever before. Buses are available for all events including; corporate service, school groups, weddings, parties, airport transportation, conventions, sporting events, trade shows, church/religious events or any special occasion requiring group transportation service.

No matter the occasion or event, USA Bus Charter can provide you and your group with the service you need in North Dakota We provide local, Statewide and nationwide service to all points in or out of State.

Licensed and insured charter, tour, limo, party and shuttle buses are available 365 days a year, 24 | 7 for all of your transportation needs.

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With more than 37 years of experience in the corporate, airport and group transportation business, USA Bus Charter in North Dakota is a leader in providing quality, affordable and reliable transportation service in North Dakota. Trust our professional staff to provide you with the most professional service for your North Dakota group. USA Bus Charter of North Dakota knows you have a choice for your charter bus, limo bus, tour bus, shuttle bus and school bus transportation service and we are here 365, 24/7 to earn your business. Call and speak with us today and find out why we have become a leader for transportation service in North Dakota since 1983.

There’s a common thread running through each of the many cultures in North Dakota – friendliness. In fact, “Dakota” is a Sioux word meaning “friend.” The state is known for its hospitality and cultural variety. Two of the largest events are the United Tribes International Powwow, one of the nation’s largest powwows drawing 1,500 Native American dancers and drummers from 70 tribes across the U.S. and Canada, and Norsk Høstfest, the continent’s largest Scandinavian festival.

From legendary culture to legendary adventure; experience it all.

Put yourself in the picture and travel anywhere in North Dakota to experience fun things to see and do. There’s unique Bonanzaville, or exercise creative muscles at the Plains Art Museum in Fargo. Check out the Badlands; Early Americans called it “Hell with the fires put out.” Explorers today call the North Dakota Badlands beautiful, rugged and amazing. Teddy Roosevelt was so impressed he built two ranches in the Badlands and visitors can tour the Maltese Cross Cabin before entering Theodore Roosevelt National Park at Medora. The two Units of the park are near the trailheads of the 100-mile Maah Daah Hey Trail, a horseback riding, hiking and biking trail linking both units of the park. While in Medora, be sure to try the pitchfork steak fondue and nightly Medora Musical.

Follow the Missouri River corridor and the Lewis and Clark Trail through North Dakota. At Bismarck-Mandan, visit Fort Abraham Lincoln, home of the 7th Cavalry when they left for the Little Bighorn and On-A-Slant Indian Village. Other villages in the area include Chief Looking’s Village and Double Ditch Indian Village north of Bismarck. Stop at the State Museum in the North Dakota Heritage Center on the state capitol grounds. At Washburn, tour the Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center and Fort Mandan, and stop at Sakakawea’s home, Knife River Indian Villages at Stanton. Fort Union National Historic Site is on the river along the Montana border.

The 2,300-acre International Peace Garden on the border of the U.S. and Canada symbolizes peace between the two neighbors. During spring and summer, the gardens bloom with thousands of flowers surrounding rolling woodlands, two lakes and hiking and biking trails.

Wherever you go, you’re sure to find satisfying dining, inspiring local and regional arts, exciting events and more.