The Quality Inn in Hill City is located on Highway 385, between Mount Rushmore National Memorial and Crazy Horse Memorial. Enjoy the outdoors with ease at local parks and find nature trails, fishing, wildlife viewing and more. The Mickelson Trail, a trail that runs 109 miles from Edgemont to

The TNT Hunting Lodge/Bed and Breakfast is located one mile outside of Platte, near the Missouri River. The bed and breakfast sleeps 13 people and includes two full bathrooms and kitchens. Kick back and enjoy Satellite TV on our big screens. Our game room features a bar and pool table for your

Pack up your lawn chairs, blankets and bring your family, neighbors and friends for a great night of entertainment and fun at the Pheasant City Drive-In one mile north of Redfield. The theatre opened in 1953 and is one of the oldest and last remaining drive-in theatres in South Dakota. Movies are

You don't have to be an athlete or a sports nut to enjoy the spacious and lively atmosphere of Oggie's Sports Bar. Enjoy lunch or a cocktail surrounded by 12 high-definition, flatscreen TVs, where you can catch the big game. Located in The Lodge at Deadwood Gaming Resort, Oggie's has a large menu

The BEST WESTERN U-Bar Motel is a small motel located in the small town of Canistota, just outside of Sioux Falls, in the southeastern part of South Dakota. There are three golf courses in the area, plus hunting, fishing and swimming at Lake Vermillion, and Canistota is home to the Ortman Clinic.

The Harley-Davidson Rally Point is a place for the community and its guests to gather in the heart of legendary downtown Sturgis, at the corner of Main Street and 2nd Street (now Harley-Davidson Way). This public square/plaza is home to activities throughout the year, including concerts, outdoor

Enjoy the Black Hills back country by staying at Mystic Hills Hideaway near Deadwood and riding your ATV or snowmobile right from the front steps of your cabin or camper. You can explore hidden valleys, amazing panoramic views, quaint towns and gold claims right from your cabin or camp site. We

Located on the shores of Lake Mitchell, the Mitchell Prehistoric Indian Village is a 1,000 year-old Native American village and the only archaeological site in South Dakota that is open to the public. Guests can watch as archaeologists uncover artifacts in the comfort of the Thomsen Center

Come in and enjoy a cold beer, a hot meal, and a fun game in our family dining area located in Mitchell, seven blocks south of the Corn Palace. Experience what it’s like to eat inside of an historic 1908 train depot. We offer some tasty American cuisine as well as homemade desserts. See our website