Beautiful course in beautiful America! Once you find it off the gravel road you will be very…read morepleased! Prices are very reasonable ($21.00) includes nine holes of golf and a speedy cart. Workers at the club house are friendly and give good service. The course itself is quiet and well manicured.

This is the place where locals go. Probably because there's really no other place for locals to go…read morelol. But I think they go here because it's also a long time establishment, a fixture, if you will, that got its start in 1946 by Walt and Eva. Who is Walt and Eva? Well I don't really know, but there's a big plaque of quotes about them on the wall so feel free to read up when you're there. From what I could gather they were locals, married young, married forever, who created a place for folks to eat, drink, and have something to do besides farm and drink in pastures. This place is loved. It's also drenched in Nebraska decor. That actually might be an understatement. It's covered from head to toe, light fixture to stool, napkin to salt shaker, with Husker stuff. And it's old. And I hate to say this...it's dusty and dirty. But that kind of adds to the charm I guess. I certainly wouldn't eat off the floors or anything. The food is a yummy hot meal with no frills. I had the fried chicken, which was moist. It could use a little salt/seasoning in the coating. I liked that it was crispy. The fries were also good. They had a nice crunch. The macaroni salad was yummy. Classic. My friend had a BLT. She really like that the bacon wasn't super fatty. The tomato soup she had was typical tomato soup. It wasn't homemade but it was hot. I thought it was sweet that they sell tiny ice cream cones, which we had for dessert. Just typical soft serve. I hope they clean the machine! The service was good enough. There were only a handful of people in the restaurant. We were there before the lunch hour. They also sold discount liquor and trinkets near the front of the store. We didn't check out the adjoining recreation/bowling hall.

I enjoy eating here with my family when we do come and eat here at Walt's (we call it Walt's here…read morein Crofton) the service is good, foods good, I'm not a local but family lives in Crofton and I enjoy eating here every once and awhile. It may be biased because this place has some nostalgia for me in it too but overall good food and good service.(they sometimes give kids tootsie rolls on the way out too!!)

Great place to get in and out of. You need a park sticker on your vehicle though. There are 4 docks…read moreand a fuel station as well

The marina is on the Lewis and Clark Lake. They rent powerboats for use on the lake. They have…read morerentals for all day and a two hour minimum. The marina also boasts a shop and a restaurant inside the state park. Be aware to visit the marina you may be required to pay a fee to enter the park. The park is also nice with campgrounds and public bathroom and wash facilities. I would recommend making reservations in advance or renting boats early in the morning. Overall, this is a good way to rent a boat to enjoy a day on the lake.

Lewis and Clark Recreation Area near Yankton honestly surprised me with just how breathtakingly…read morebeautiful it was. The scenery here has this wide-open, tranquil, almost cinematic quality to it -- rolling greenery, shimmering water, peaceful shorelines, endless skies, and the quiet movement of the Missouri River weaving its way through the landscape like a living ribbon cutting through the heart of America. There is something deeply calming about this place. For visitors unfamiliar with the area, the recreation area sits along Lewis and Clark Lake, which was created by the Gavins Point Dam on the Missouri River. The region is named after the famous Lewis and Clark Expedition, which traveled through this part of the country in the early 1800s while exploring the vast Louisiana Purchase territory. Standing near the water, it is honestly not difficult to imagine how enormous and untamed this landscape must have felt to early explorers centuries ago. My husband especially wanted to stop here because one of his hobbies is flying drones, and he absolutely loves capturing aerial footage of the Missouri River as it winds across different states. At this point, I think the Missouri River and my husband are in a long-term relationship and I am simply there as emotional support and snack distribution. And honestly, I understand why he loves it so much. The Missouri has such a distinct personality depending on where you encounter it. My husband and I have followed portions of the river through several states over the years including South Dakota, Missouri, Montana, and North Dakota, and we have even taken river excursions on it in other regions. Each stretch somehow feels slightly different while still carrying that same immense presence and quiet historical weight. But this particular area near Yankton felt especially serene. The water was beautiful, the surrounding scenery was lush and vibrant, and the peacefulness of the area made it very easy to lose track of time simply standing there taking it all in while my husband happily maneuvered his drone around like a man conducting an aerial symphony. It truly was one of those unexpectedly lovely stops that quietly stays with you afterward.

This is my happy place! It's a sprawling state park with endless areas to explore. Set with the…read moreNebraska cliff side in your view, along with the lake, it's the most serene park. There are plenty of camping an RV areas to set up camp. There are also a lot of parks, and bathrooms. There are trails that outline the lake, as well as trailed set closer to the highway. There are multiple entry points, but well paved roads, and signage to guide you. All the park officials we've ever ran into are friendly and helpful. I highly recommend stopping here to stay, or on your travels.

This was a pleasant park to spend the day and relax after a long series of flights. It appears to…read morebe well maintained and appointed with clean amenities and facilities. Would recommend.

Fantle Memorial Park is a beautiful resource for the city of Yankton, with so much to offer. The…read morepool with its water slides, the disc golf course and the sport courts are all in great shape and there's lots of open space for walking or just enjoying the outdoors.

Fantastic place to come and shoot at! Truly a must see and shoot , the out door ranges are very fun…read moreand the indoor is amazing. Clean facility with friendly staff

Nice indoor archery facility for 20 to 70 meters. Good lighting. There is an outdoor range as well.read more

I unfortunately came when the aquarium closed for the season (they close on October 1st), but I…read morestill had a great time. In the main building, they had paddlefish and sturgeons in the tanks for visitor enjoyment. I had never seen paddlefish before, so I was amused! Some even had leucism (similar to albinism) so you could really see the details of the fish. There are some other assorted raceways with small fish on automated feeders. Essentially they're really slow conveyor belts with food on them to automate dropping of the fish feed. They have a gift shop where you can buy food to feed the fish, but it was closed. There are outdoor trails if you want to visit the outdoor ponds.

Wonderful. My granddaughter and I love feeding the fish and the little museum/aquarium! It is a…read morefree, multi-sensory experience for kids that includes a short walking trail to burn off some energy!

I have always thought I'm not good enough to participate in a yoga class, but finally got the…read morecourage to go and now I'm hooked. I've taken classes from both Heather and Alice. They both are so welcoming and helpful and make you feel that you belong there. My balance, blood pressure and overall health and attitude have improved immensely since I started taking classes. I highly recommend visiting this studio from very beginners to advanced.