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Native American Tribes in South Dakota

Welcome to the land of the Dakota, Lakota, and Nakota. Nine Native American tribes call South Dakota home, and each of them has a unique story to tell. Working together, they welcome visitors into their communities to educate and to share.

Animal Attractions

South Dakota is an animal kingdom all its own! Take an exhilarating journey through attractions across the state that feature exotic animals, hands-on activities, and native species in the wild. Whether it's the soaring of bald eagles or the chirping of prairie dogs, you'll never forget the incredible wildlife that makes our state so unique. 

Bowling, Mini Golf, Go-Karts & Arcades

Whether it's high speed or a high score, find just the fun you're looking for. 

Casinos & Gaming

Feeling lucky? Come to South Dakota and enjoy top-notch food, drink and entertainment as you try your luck at a variety of games. Who knows? It might be the perfect time to win your fortune!

Caves

To explore the subterranean caverns of South Dakota is to enter a world of discovery. Named for the crystals that line its walls, Jewel Cave is the third-longest cave in the world.

South Dakota Day Tours

Going on vacation means trying to see as much of the exciting and wonderful as you can. The trick is to also be able to sit back and relax.

Don't worry. South Dakota has you covered. 

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Mines & Gold Panning

Gold was first discovered in the Black Hills in 1874. Since then, this precious metal has played a significant role in the history of the area.

Tours of one of the oldest mines in the Western Hemisphere are offered by Homestake Gold Mine Surface Tour and Visitor Center. Many other abandoned mines also offer tours, and museums throughout the region exhibit mining displays. Black Hills gold is produced by several companies and can be found in nearly every gift shop.