Small Town Living—Perfected
Welcome to the city of Hendrum, MN, located in the heart of the Red River Valley just 28 minutes north of Moorhead, MN—on Highway 75. But some hear “small town” and immediately think “old town.” That’s not true in Hendrum. We are home to family-owned businesses, America’s best food producers, safe streets, and affordable housing. We’re also home to Norman County West El
ementary, which keeps the city vibrant and young at heart. Our small town is shining bright, and with the new Wild Rice Addition ready to be developed, we are excited to welcome a new generation of neighbors to our community. Hendrum certainly has a lot to offer our residents, and this is the place to keep and get involved. Open for Business for Nearly 130 Years
“Small town” living does not mean small economy. Along the main streets of Hendrum, MN, you’ll find our Civic Center, our Professional Building and our post office. Within walking distance, you’ll also find a bank, a fully stocked C-store, a quiet library, many family-owned businesses and, last but not least, the Last Chance Saloon, which offers good food, on- and off-sale liquor, and plenty of opportunities to relax with your friends and neighbors. We are proud of the services our local business leaders deliver to Hendrum and our surrounding communities. We also welcome new business and offer affordably priced commercial real estate space for rent right in downtown. Connect with a local real estate agent for more info.
“What’s there to do in Hendrum?”
There are a lot of misconceptions about “small town” life. Perhaps the leading myth is that there’s nothing to do. Let’s put that to rest with a Top 10 Things to Do for Fun in Hendrum:
1. Attend one of many school activities, games and events held throughout the year.
2. Explore the Hendrum Community Park: picnic shelter, playground, baseball field and trails.
3. Go camping, either with your RV (full hook-ups available) or “rough it” with your tent.
4. Launch your boat and explore the little-known beauty of the Red River (don’t forget to bring your fishing equipment).
5. Wander down to the Hendrum Rec Club to see what the day’s activities might be.
6. Take a dance class.
7. Join the local Cub Scouts pack, or see if they need an extra leader.
8. Participate in the wonderfully enriching 4-H program (enriching for both student and leader).
9. Take a quiet day off at the library and check out a new favorite book.
10. Use your imagination and discover on your own what makes “small town” living so cherished here in Hendrum.
