Spirit Lake Nation Fish and Wildlife Department (SLNFWD) is a Tribal Wildlife Department. We monitor, conserve, and protect the natural habitats and species found on the Spirit Lake Reservation. The SLNFWD is a small department that is continually growing. The SLNFWD Complex is located in Spirit Lake Park along Highway 57, right next to Sully's Hill National Game Preserve.

MISSION STATEMENT

It is our mission to educate, protect, and develop our natural game and fish resources; to educate the community on our conservation plans so that future generations will have a sustainable game and fish population to enjoy, to educate our youth on firearm safety and on being an ethical hunter, to protect our fish wildlife and natural resources as a continuing legacy to our Native American heritage, to protect and enhance our fish and wildlife as a viable food source for future need, to develop and maintain species habitat throughout the reservation.

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2024 Hunting/Fishing Licensing information

January 2021 Report

Spirit Lake Park is a small , pet friendly park founded in 2005.  This park has four covered pavilions, a playground, a basketball  court, horseshoe pits and pit toilets. There is an outside well for  water.

Currently the pavilions are on a first come-first serve basis.  There is no fee to use the park or the pavilions, but donations are  alway welcome to help with the maintenance of the park grounds  and equipment.

Park hours are from sunrise to sunset, year round. There is  limited winter maintenance outside of plowing the parking area.

PARK RULES

For any questions, or to host an event at the park,

please contact the Fish and Wildlife Office at (701)-766-1243

The official Deer Survey Results are out for 2014 - click here to read