Deadwood is a Charming town with lots of history. We spent half a day here exploring the shops…read more Still had a feel of the wild Wild West. If memory from my history classes serves me correct, Deadwood was known for its lawlessness. Wild Bill Hickock was shot here. If you find yourself in South Dakota, then take the time to stop by Deadwood. It is not too far away from Mount Rushmore. You can also play the slots while you're here. Like a little touch of Vegas. Enjoy!

Amazing little town to visit Which gives you the complete cowboy experience with history and…read morecurrent activities

We had a wonderful experience. Everyone was so friendly. We showed up around 8:15 AM to transfer a…read moredrivers license from California to South Dakota and it took about 15 minutes. Everyone was very professional and efficient!

A big shout out to Ashley! I was so nervous! I even told…read moreher that. And when I was missing a form, getting real anxious, she showed me the form I needed. I had it and all went well. But how did she manage to get such a good photo of me? Perhaps I'm a natural, or she photoshopped in the back? Ummm.

Ellsworth AFB can trace it roots back to 1941 when it was established. It is the home of the 28th…read moreBomb Wing which flies the B-1B Lancer bomber. In addition the 34th Bomb Squadron is part of the 28th and it is the heritage unit of the Doolittle Raiders of WWII fame. Fittingly it will be one of the bases to recive the B-21 Raider which is named in honor of the Doolittle Raiders. Aside from that as a military base, unless you have a sponsor, are invited, or have business on the base it is generally not open to visit

The guards were very helpful directing us to the exchange, the base seems organized, fairly quiet…read morenot busy at all and easy to get around. The landscape and facilities looked well maintained and the youth center seemed to have many activities for the kids. The exchange was in the same location as the food court. It was a decent size exchange and the athletic and toy department was separate in the other end of the same building.

Guy at desk was rude and not helpful. Can't seam to get the correct mail to the correct house. I…read morehave a friend who works here, said the boss Ashley is a drunk. No wonder the mail is messed up.

Belle Fourche has been the gateway to the geographic center of the United States since 1959 after…read moreAlaska and Hawaii were admitted to the US. The geographic center of the contiguous 48 states is in Lebanon, Kansas.

From the owner: Welcome to Belle Fourche, the site of the geographic center of the fifty United States!…read more Belle Fourche (French for "beautiful fork") was named by French explorers when this area was owned by France, for the confluence of what is now known as the Belle Fourche and Redwater Rivers and the Hay Creek. Make our Chamber office one of your first stops when visiting the beautiful northern Black Hills of South Dakota to get information on lodging, dining, shopping and other area scenic attractions.