South Dakota's national parks take a lot of the limelight, but our state parks also offer plenty of off-the-path magic.
As South Dakota’s largest city, Sioux Falls is packed with cultural attractions, family-friendly activities and history.
Plan your South Dakota vacation with these trip starters. You’ll find adventure from Sioux Falls to Mount Rushmore and everywhere in between.
Located within an hour’s drive of six National Park Service sites, Rapid City is close to outdoor adventure while offering big-city amenities and attractions.
Located in the center of the state, Pierre (pronounced “peer”) is South Dakota’s capital and the second-smallest capital city in the country.
Outdoor recreation and spectacular scenery are the draw to the small town of Spearfish, located at the gateway of Spearfish Canyon.
Despite being a small town of about 20,000 people, Watertown is plentiful in culture and attractions.
The fourth-largest city in South Dakota, Brookings has museums, kid-approved attractions and scenic outdoor recreation areas.
Small-town charm and family fun abound in the town of Mitchell, where locally owned shops, restaurants and attractions line the bustling Main Street.
Located on the Missouri River in southeast South Dakota, Yankton is rich in natural beauty and things to do, including hiking, fishing and water recreation.
