Located one-half mile from Custer State Park’s west entrance, the campground is situated on the location where General Custer's expedition camped in 1874. Custer’s Gulch features basic and deluxe camping cabins, a family cabin, tent spots, and spacious, full-service RV sites with 20/30/50-amp back-in or pull-thru options. Resort amenities include free Wi-Fi, a clubhouse with kitchen facilities, store, shower house, flush toilets, dump station, laundry facilities, picnic tables, and fire grates.
The D.C. Booth Historic National Fish Hatchery and Archives provides exciting visitor opportunities, and it gives back to the local community of Spearfish and the surrounding area. We welcome visitors to the historic, federal, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service hatchery and museum for an educational, closeup view of the fish production process. We also have a gift shop, historic house and rail car staffed by our volunteers and available for educational tours May through September. Admission is free.
At D&K ATV Rentals, we have two-seated and four-seated Polaris Razors and Rangers, as well as a single Polaris 4-wheeler. All ATVs/UTVs are licensed and permitted for hundreds of miles of trails as well as for public roads. Drivers must be at least 21 with a valid driver's license to rent or operate. The Nemo area has some of the most beautiful and breathtaking scenery in the Black Hills and is conveniently located in the middle of many area attractions. We are open year-round and located at the Nemo Guest Ranch. Our hours are 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Monday through Sunday, May through November, and by appointment (weather permitting), December through April.
The Dacotah Bank Center (formerly the Swiftel Center) is a gathering place for cultural, recreational, educational and entertainment events. With a 30,000-square-foot arena, state-of-the-art banquet rooms, conference rooms and in-house catering, we can plan any event you can imagine. Our staff coordinates and implements the details necessary to make every event spectacular from conception to reality. Our customer service centers on striving to go above and beyond your expectations – that is Midwest hospitality at its best.
The Dacotah Prairie Museum in Aberdeen is a look at the history of Brown County and how westward expansion of the U.S. formed this region of South Dakota, culturally and economically. Explore the history of the railroad and pioneer settlers; a children's exhibit allows families to experience frontier life; the Hatterscheidt Wildlife Gallery is an exciting departure into Africa, Asia and North America. Take home a memento from our gift shop. We're open 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Tuesday-Friday, and 11 a.m.-4 p.m., Saturday. Admission is free.
We aspire to use the spirit of Dadaism to bring new and exciting food and drink to Sioux Falls. DaDa Gastropub is a full-service restaurant and cocktail bar located in historic downtown directly across the street from the Old Courthouse Museum on Main Avenue. Our hours are 4 p.m.-12 a.m., Tuesday through Saturday. We have live music regularly. See our Facebook for special events and hours updates.
Tucked away in the beautiful Black Hills of South Dakota, Jarrett and Jordan Dahl use chainsaws to carve bears, eagles, and other detailed and masterful works of art out of Black Hills pine and other wood. Nothing quite conveys their mastery of the craft, attention to detail, and pure skill like visiting one of the four Dahl's Chainsaw Art galleries in the Black Hills (Hill City, Keystone, Deadwood and Wall). If you’re lucky, you might even catch a glimpse of a Jarrett or Jordan doing a carving in person. The centerpiece in Hill City is the 30-foot-tall Smokey the Bear statue. In Keystone, it's the World's Largest Wooden Bigfoot Sculpture. Wall features a giant Jackalope.
Tucked away in the beautiful Black Hills of South Dakota, Jarrett and Jordan Dahl use chainsaws to carve bears, eagles, and other detailed and masterful works of art out of Black Hills pine and other wood. Nothing quite conveys their mastery of the craft, attention to detail, and pure skill like visiting one of the four Dahl's Chainsaw Art galleries in the Black Hills (Hill City, Keystone, Deadwood and Wall). If you’re lucky, you might even catch a glimpse of a Jarrett or Jordan doing a carving in person. The centerpiece in Hill City is the 30-foot-tall Smokey the Bear statue. In Keystone, it's the World's Largest Wooden Bigfoot Sculpture. Wall features a giant Jackalope.
Tucked away in the beautiful Black Hills of South Dakota, Jarrett and Jordan Dahl use chainsaws to carve bears, eagles, and other detailed and masterful works of art out of Black Hills pine and other wood. Nothing quite conveys their mastery of the craft, attention to detail, and pure skill like visiting one of the four Dahl's Chainsaw Art galleries in the Black Hills (Hill City, Keystone, Deadwood and Wall). If you’re lucky, you might even catch a glimpse of a Jarrett or Jordan doing a carving in person. The centerpiece in Keystone is the World's Largest Wooden Bigfoot Sculpture. In Hill City, it's the 30-foot-tall Smokey the Bear statue. Wall features a giant Jackalope.
Tucked away in the beautiful Black Hills of South Dakota, Jarrett and Jordan Dahl use chainsaws to carve bears, eagles, and other detailed and masterful works of art out of Black Hills pine and other wood. Nothing quite conveys their mastery of the craft, attention to detail, and pure skill like visiting one of the four Dahl's Chainsaw Art galleries in the Black Hills (Hill City, Keystone, Deadwood and Wall). If you’re lucky, you might even catch a glimpse of a Jarrett or Jordan doing a carving in person. The centerpiece in Wall is the giant Jackalope. In Hill City, it's the 30-foot-tall Smokey the Bear statue. Keystone features the World's Largest Wooden Bigfoot Sculpture .
