The Sturgis Motorcycle Museum and Hall of Fame in South Dakota is dedicated to preserving the history and celebrating the culture of motorcycling, particularly as it relates to the iconic Sturgis Rally.
North Point Recreation Area in Charles Mix County, southeastern South Dakota, sits directly on the Missouri River shoreline just above Fort Randall Dam near Pickstown, offering stunning river views and year-round access 1 mile northwest of town off US Highway 281 at 38180 297th Avenue.
First Gold Gaming Resort in Deadwood, South Dakota, is a welcoming casino hotel nestled at the base of a hillside near the historic gold discovery site in the Black Hills, just one mile from the Deadwood Historic District at 270 Main Street.
Burke Lake Recreation Area in Gregory County, South Dakota, serves as a tree-lined oasis amid the prairie, centered on a 25-acre natural glacial lake averaging 8 feet deep, named for former Congressman Charles H. Burke.
The Days of '76 Museum in Deadwood, South Dakota, commemorates the spirit and history of the town’s early pioneers, including prospectors, miners, muleskinners, and madams who rushed to the Black Hills in 1876 during the gold rush.
Jewel Cave National Monument in South Dakota is one of the world's longest and most impressive caves, with over 220 miles of mapped passageways as of July 2025.
The Crazy Horse Memorial in South Dakota is an immense mountain sculpture in progress, created to honor the legendary Lakota leader Crazy Horse and Native American heritage.
Sylvan Lake Lodge, located in Custer State Park, South Dakota, offers a scenic dining experience with views overlooking Sylvan Lake surrounded by the Black Hills.
Pease Creek Recreation Area in Charles Mix County, South Dakota, covers nearly 600 acres of wooded bluffs along Lake Francis Case on the Missouri River, located 9 miles south of Geddes off SD Highway 1804 at 37270 293rd Street.
Little Moreau Recreation Area is a small, primitive prairie oasis in north-central South Dakota, located 6 miles south of Timber Lake off SD Highway 20 near the Little Moreau River, historically a winter campground for Cheyenne and Teton Sioux tribes.
Historic Iron Horse Inn in Deadwood, South Dakota, is a family-owned boutique hotel blending Victorian charm with modern comforts, originally built in 1893 as a feed store and later serving as a post office before becoming an inn.
Springfield Recreation Area in Bon Homme County, southeastern South Dakota, nestles along the shores of Lewis and Clark Lake on the Missouri River, just 1 mile east of Springfield off SD Highway 37 at 1412 Boat Basin Drive.
Rushmore Tramway Adventures in Keystone, South Dakota, is a family-friendly adventure park just two miles from Mount Rushmore, known for its thrilling and scenic attractions.
West Pollock Recreation Area in north-central South Dakota lies 3 miles southwest of Pollock off SD Highway 1804 at 12905 288th Avenue, offering prime access to Lake Oahe for walleye fishing, boating via ramp, and seasonal hunting for pheasant, grouse, and waterfowl.
The Children’s Museum of South Dakota in Brookings is a lively, interactive museum dedicated to sparking imagination and learning for children and their families.
Historic Downtown Deadwood, South Dakota, is a vibrant area steeped in Wild West history and known for its well-preserved late 19th-century architecture.
