The Dinosaur Museum is located between Reptile Gardens and Rushmore Candy Co. on the southern edge of Rapid City. Inside, you will see more than 98 ancient reptiles, learn more in our educational movie theatre, make your way through our mirror maze, and even try your hand at digging for fossils

Singing Horse Trading Post is located on the Pine Ridge Lakota Reservation and specializes in quality Native craft, including fine arts, quill work, star quilts, leather craft, bone/antler jewelry, beadwork and more. There is also a bed and breakfast, with rooms, cabins and camping, providing an

Cafe Coteau, located in the iconic atrium of the Children's Museum of South Dakota in Brookings, serves delicious breakfast and lunch to guests. While visitors to the Museum often stop in to grab a bite, many diners come just for the food. While part of the Museum, there is no admission charge to

The Sanford Lab Homestake Visitor Center in Lead offers incredible views, a surface tour, exhibit area, and an outstanding gift shop. Exhibits include historic photographs, videos, science and mining artifacts, and a 3-D model of the underground. From our deck, view the 1,250-foot-deep Homestake

Founded in 1884, the South Dakota Agricultural Heritage Museum’s exhibits and programming showcase how diverse, exciting and essential the history, culture and science of agriculture can be in South Dakota. It is housed in the historic Stock Judging Pavilion on the campus of South Dakota State

For a great night’s sleep, cozy into the My Place pillow top plush bed which features microfiber sheets and a down duvet. Rest your head on a combination of firm or soft pillows. Free wired or wireless Internet access keeps you connected. Enjoy the 37-inch flat-panel TV with premium channels

Stay in a piece of Black Hills history at our fully-furnished, tastefully- decorated, two-bedroom 1930s bugalow. Relish the surroundings of period decor and fine antiques. Enjoy gourmet breakfast and snacks. We are centrally located near downtown Rapid City and just two blocks from the Civic Center

President Franklin Delano Roosevelt established the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) in 1933. From 1933-1942, the CCC was a public work relief program for unemployed, unmarried men. The goal was conservation of our natural resources and the salvage of our young men. More than 27,000 men contributed

Enjoy more than 800 free-flying butterflies from around the world in the tropical conservatory. View hundreds of vibrant marine fishes and corals in more than 10,000 gallons of aquariums, including the Pop-Up Dome Aquarium and Pacific Tide Pool. Experience interactive learning and relaxation at the