



Let the Good Times Roll
Annie’s House, a collaborative partnership between Anne Carlsen and Bottineau Winter Park, is a non-profit program offering adaptive recreational opportunities for individuals of all ages with disabilities, as well as veterans with a 10% or greater service-connected disability. Located in North Dakota’s scenic Turtle Mountains at Bottineau Winter Park, this state-of-the-art facility provides access to inclusive, life-changing indoor and outdoor experiences. With specially trained instructors, adaptive equipment, and personalized support, Annie’s House empowers individuals to enjoy the thrill of recreation in a safe, welcoming environment designed for growth, confidence, and connection.
Endless Fun Awaits
Activities
While winter is our main focus with free adaptive skiing lessons, Annie's House offers fun, inclusive activities at no cost year-round for Veterans and any type of 10% or greater service connected disability
Winter
Summer/Fall
Spring
How Do I Sign UP?
Email annies.house@annecenter.org two weeks in advance to inquire or sign up for these fun activities
Benefits of Leisure Participation
Improved Quality of Life
Fun activities support physical health and overall well-being by physical movement, reducing stress, and helping people enjoy a healthier, more active lifestyle.
Skill Development
Fun activities help individuals develop physical, social, and life skills that can be used in everyday activities. This includes strength, communication, new learning, teamwork, and problem-solving skills.
Socialization
Fun activities provide opportunities to build friendships, interact with others, and feel connected to the community.


Bring the Family!
Create invaluable, unforgettable memories together as a family. Families can enjoy FREE tubing with the Annie's House participant!
Family equipment rentals and lift tickets for skiing are full price. Individuals with disabilities participate at no cost, with free rentals and lift tickets.
Highlights from Participants
"At Annie's House my family recieved two gifts. The gift of kindness and friendship, and the gift of living like everyone else."
"It is fun to know that there is a place where people with special needs can go and learn to ski and enjoy the outdoors and have a good time."
"Our students gained skills and confidence in thier capabilities, self-esteem and independence from this experience. They had such a wonderful time, they asked if we can make the trip to Annie's House every year!"






