Dangberg Home Ranch Historic Park, Historic ranch in Douglas County, Nevada, United States.

Dangberg Home Ranch Historic Park is a 5.5-acre Douglas County park preserving buildings from 1857 to 1917, including the 15-room main residence, a bunkhouse, a cellar, a barn, a slaughterhouse, two garages and an entrance gateway. The ranch house was the first building, erected in the early 1860s.

Heinrich Friedrich Dangberg founded the ranch in 1857 and expanded it into one of Carson Valley's largest properties. The operation grew to become a major influence on regional development and settlement patterns.

The ranch's name comes from Heinrich Friedrich Dangberg, a German immigrant who settled here in 1857. The 15-room main residence and outbuildings hold period artifacts, and changing exhibitions in the museum house trace settlement history. The surrounding farm land is worked by the Park Land and Cattle Company, so grazing cattle and calves can be seen.

The park is open to visitors who can explore the buildings and grounds at their own pace. Guided tours are available and provide deeper insight into how life worked on a historical ranch.

The Dangberg family later founded the town of Minden on their land and shaped regional settlement for decades to come. This shows how one family's business decisions influenced the development of an entire area.