We had a great time! Loved the go karts, putt putt course was fun and then inside to ax throw…read more Highly recommend! We will be back for a boat rental! Awesome customer service too!

Rented a 13 passenger pontoon here and it worked like a charm, was in good shape, and we had no…read moreproblems. Owner was very responsive and eager to please. He explained everything I needed to know to run the boat, had all the life jackets in place, etc. Boat was very clean. The day we rented was very windy, so that was a negative but the boat performed perfectly.

Great place to shoot large and small game (Geese,ducks, Pheasants, White tail, Mule deer) and…read moreSporting Clays. Beautiful lodge to stay and the Stoeser family is top notch and always go above and beyond for all their guests. I personally recommend them for all your hunting shooting needs!

We were here for a swim meet, so this review is mostly just for the aquatic center /pool. The…read morefacility itself is nice, but there is a major problem with water quality. There is green algae growing in the water and on the pool bottom. Otherwise the facility has a nice layout and gym with elevated walking track. If they fix the water quality problem, this would be five star.

Great gym equipment, has a pool and a sauna. The staff are always very friendly. Multiple weight…read morerooms and cardio equipmen.

The Fort Pierre National Grassland is located in the center of South Dakota, north of I-90 and is a…read moremassive 116,000 acre national park. I think it's the largest park I have ever reviewed. The address for this "business" is for the Park Ranger district office in Fort Pierre, where you can pick up a map (a must) and get some general information about the parkland. Its shrubby hillsides are home to whitetail and mule deer, while the hundreds of earthen dams provide lush habitat for waterfowl, shorebirds, and fish. Given the right amount of precipitation and sunlight, the spring and summer months of the central South Dakota prairie come alive with wildflowers of different shapes, colors, and sizes. As the spring progresses into summer, native grasses create just as stunning a display as the flowers. I had the opportunity to view the grassland from US-83 between Vivian and Pierre. It's 35 miles and it's just so amazingly peaceful. I pulled off the road a couple of times just to stop and listen to ... nothing. Just the sounds of the wind in the grass and the quiet ticking of a cooling engine. I'm not a camper or a boondocker - I need Internet for work - but I can definitely understand people who will take a tent and a backpack and a full bottle of bug spray and just hike into nowhere. This is a great spot to do that. Of course, always bring a friend. Never hike alone. Bring plenty of water. [Review 17837 overall - 42 in South Dakota - 1358 of 2022.]

Nice island in the Missouri River, in town. There's a picnic shelter and a pavilion. Hiking…read moretrails. Ample parking. Nice river views.

Spring Creek is my go-to basecamp for pheasant hunting season. I've been coming for 5+ years, and…read moreit's always a treat. The new cabins are warm, comfortable and convenient (we usually have a big group, so the open middle space is nice to meet at the end of the night or prep gear in the morning), and the staff is the best! Definitely recommended for hunters.

We stayed here for four nights over the Labor Day holiday weekend. The campground is really very…read morenice, wooded and clean. The trees are tall so there really isn't privacy between sites. But there is plenty of room between them, so you don't feel like you are on top of each other. The place was completely full. The staff did an excellent job keeping the bathroom clean and stocked. All in all this is a great place to camp! It is a great family place too. Swimming, boating, hiking, fishing. You name it. We will go again if we are back in the area. I would recommend reservations if you are there on a weekend.... Especially a holiday weekend! There are electric and non-electric sites only. No full hookups.

Wow! We just got back from our first time (mine at least) camping at Oahe Downstream campground 3…read more The park areas are will maintained and beautiful. The campsites are spread out so you feel you have privacy for the most part. They have a nice shower room facility that is free. Our family had a blast fishing and enjoying the outdoors. The marina has a nice restaurant and alot of different fun bikes to rent. Definitely stay here, it's reasonable and beautiful! Campground 3 is the best in my opinion because the campsites are right next to the water and there are great shore fishing spots.

Amazing college baseball team. Gives college baseball players the opportunity to play in different…read moreparts of the county with other amazing baseball players.