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Oscar Howe's Mobridge Murals
Painted by famous Native American artist Oscar Howe in 1942, with the help of a two-week furlough from the federal government, the ten life-sized murals that grace the walls of the Mobridge Auditorium never fail to inspire visitors. The Auditorium is on the National Register of Historic Places as a WPA project from 1939. Free tours are available Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m., via the Mobridge Area Chamber of Commerce in the on-site Visitor's Center and by appointment on the weekends.Our Farm
Our Farm is a seasonal pumpkin patch, corn maze, petting zoo, and fun family attraction located near Parker. We also have a pedal track, multiple slides, a hay bale mountain, gourd launchers, zip lines, a corn pit and concessions for a day of fun. We are open 12-6 p.m. on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays in September and October. Admission is $10 for kids (over 2 years of age) and $5 for adults. Admission includes everything except pick-your-own pumpkins, gourd launchers and concessions.Our Savior's Lutheran Church
Our Savior's Lutheran Church is a unique building built out of local split field rock. It lies in the James River Valley and is listed on the National Register of Historical Places. Norwegian settlers came together in the 1870's to build a place of worship. A few years later some people split off to build another small church. In the 1930's these two churches came together to make plans to build the current rock structure. Check out it's history or join it's members for worship.Outlaw Square
Outlaw Square is a new frontier into the wild west of Deadwood's iconic entertainment, adventure and relaxation. It is a public gathering place where families can come and enjoy fun events that take place throughout the year – from family fun days to ice skating, music events, history presentations, book readings and more. Outlaw Square is a place for you to enjoy some outdoor family time in the heart of Deadwood. During the summer, there will be free movie nights on Mondays, a Farmer's Market on Tuesdays, a free concert series on Wednesdays, and the Deadwood History Family Fun Night on Thursdays.Outpost Adventures
Outpost Adventures is a vacation rental in the heart of the Black Hills National Forest. Outposts are designed by licensed AIA Architect Jacob Bunde to provide guests with an immersive experience in nature. With a focus on minimal, modern design, an Outpost strips away distractions giving our guests a pristine opportunity to relax and recharge. Nestled on five acres just south of Custer, Outpost Adventures offers quick access to all the Black Hills have to offer. Current lodging options include Blue Jay Outpost, Grey Wolf Outpost, and Buffalo canvas tent.Overland America
Overland America provides outdoor adventures specializing in Jeep and Overland Trailer rentals. We are based in Custer and provide service to the areas surrounding the majestic Black Hills. Western South Dakota is an outdoor recreational paradise. There are 1.2 million acres of National Forest allowing off-road and overlanding enthusiasts access to thousands of miles of trails by using the Black Hills National Forest Motorized Trail System. The area is also home to a variety of wildlife, and features many spectacular landscapes that provide a calming escape into nature. Overland America rental options include Jeep Wrangler Rubicons, a Jeep Gladiator, a Ford Bronco, camping trailers and camping equipment. Renters must be at least 25 years old.OWL Lodge & Outpost
OWL (Oak Wood Lakes) Lodge & Outpost is South Dakota's #1 do it yourself event hall and lodge. You will find five bedrooms that sleep up to 30 people, a large event hall and full kitchen. We host out-of-statehunters, sports teams, weddings and reunions with seating and tables to seat
165 guests comfortably. We are located one mile from Oakwood Lakes State Park and
20 minutes northwest of Brookings. We are also within 30 minutes
of more than 30,000 acres of state and federal public hunting areas.
