Molly's Manor is a charming, cozy place to stay. Very clean, orderly and comfortable. The bed was…read morevery comfortable and I slept so well both nights of our stay. The breakfast each morning was made fresh and had great variety! So much better than any hotel breakfast I've had. Donna was personable, generous and very accommodating. We will definitely stay here again when visiting family in Platte.

Fantastic, clean and friendly. We were traveling with family and came through Platte. My wife and I…read moreprefer bed and breakfasts to your standard hotel/motel fare. This place was a gem. Donna, the proprietor, was as friendly as they come. The place was comfortable, clean and very easy to find. I can't recommend this place enough. It is worth traveling a little out of your way just to stay here. Thanx Donna!

Birdie and crew are the best in the business! Food and staff were top-notch. Accommodations were…read moreclean and plentiful as we had the run of the basement. Birdie makes you feel as you are the only and most women important group she has.

From the owner: Beautifully decorated rooms in a quiet, cozy, country…read moreatmosphere. Come and let us share our friendly little part of the world with you! Breakfast can be served in the Gazebo.

Truly a one of a kind, amazing, historical, unique experience. If you've ever traveled through SD…read moreyou know that there's very few places to stay, which typically means putting in long miles on the bike or in the car while trying to get to a destination. Too bad, too, because it's the places inbetween towns in SD that are so amazing.

Such a great place! Beautiful views from an incredible place. The owners are super friendly and…read morehelpful. The place was spotless! Located in the country it is super quiet at night. Highly recommend this place to any traveler!

Great place. Very clean, comfortable beds and good breakfast. Close to everything you want to do…read morein Niobrara. Oh.....and free Wi-Fi which comes in very handy in this part of the country. Fantastic views of Missouri River, South Dakota and Niobrara State Park. An abundance of wildlife in the area.

I would like to preface this review with a note:…read more ****************** Johnson's WW hunts is a hunting guide service and lodge. If this is something that you are not comfortable with, please do not read this review. ****************** Alright, now that the warnings are out of the way another point I'd like to start with: I am a deer hunter, and have never been bird hunting before this last weekend when I went to Johnson's WW hunts. As someone who is not a bird hunter, I was expecting to feel a little out of place in a pheasant and dove hunting trip since I don't know the first thing about hunting either. I could not have been more wrong. The owner and main guide for Johnson's WW hunts is a man by the name of Charlie Johnson. Charlie made me feel very welcome right off the bat. When my GPS took me to the other side of town, and I was literally in the middle of nowhere with absolutely no idea where to go, he was more than willing to meet me and help me get to the lodge. As I was one of the first of my group of 18 to get there, I expected to not have much to do until the rest of the group showed up. I. Was. Wrong. As soon as I got there and got unpacked, Charlie offered to take me over to field that was currently being hunted by 2 others from our group who had gotten there before me so I could get some early dove hunting in. I was then given a bucket seat and some waters to take with me, and Charlie took me over to the field and got me all set up. Did not get many dove that day, but again, I didn't know what i was doing at that point. When legal hunting time had ended we went back in and dinner was ready and waiting for us at the lodge. Food was hot, and delicious, and the 2 ladies that would be the cooks the whole trip were very friendly. Saturday and Sunday we did 2 dove trips and 1 pheasant trip per day. This is where i really started to enjoy myself, because there was a full explanation and inclusion of the process, safety rules briefing, and what to expect. For those of you that haven't hunted pheasant before, heres the gist of how it works. You have 3 positions that you can be in during a field hunt: - Blocker: stands at the opposite end of the field from where the walking line starts and gets a chance to shoot any birds that fly away from the line. - Walking line: the actual line that walks through the field with the dogs and dog handlers, and does the majority of the shooting. - Flankers: 3 hunters who are spaced out on the sides of the walking line to catch any birds that fly to the right or left of the walking line. The best part of how this works, is everyone is included. If you have issues with mobility, you can sit at the back and block, if you have limited mobility, or cant plow through chest high sorghum milo, then you can flank. If you don't mind slogging through some thick brush, then the walking line is for you. We averaged around 15 birds a field with 18 hunters and did 4-5 fields a day. After each field, the guides would give out pop or waters to anyone that wanted them, and then would guide the convoy on to the next field. Overall this is easily one of, if not the best guided hunting experience I've had. Charlie and his family have owned this land since the 50s-60s and have been both helping with conservation and farming this land for many years. Charlie could tell you exactly what to expect at each field, and was a wealth of knowledge on the history of the area as well as the processes of bird hunting. The food provided was fantastic, and the roost provides everything you could need for nightime fun whether it be drinking, poker, cigars, or pool. A+++++ Would happily go back for another weekend hunting trip.

I have enjoyed hunting with Charlie Johnson and his family and professional team for 21 years…read morestraight. Their accommodations are excellent and conveniently located. Charlie works all year to manage thousands of acres of habitats to ensure great hunting from early preserve hunts to the bitter cold end of the season. Fun, food, fellowship and great shooting are always guaranteed.

Gale and Connie's unhosted cottage is extremely private, quiet, and has a beautiful view (although…read morethey are just a phone call away).. You may have some cows amble up and visit you. Connie leaves fresh baked cinnamon rolls for you. The star-watching, miles from anything, is amazing.

I went here with Debra R and a couple of people. We got a room. The hotel was nice and clean.read more

My wife and enjoyed staying here this past weekend. Doris was very accommodating and gave us a…read morebrief but very insightful tour of the B&B. We felt very much at home and, when in the Stuart/Atkinson area again, will undoubtedly stay here again!

Imagine a place where the canvas of the sky meets the earth's vibrant palette - one such place is…read morethe Snake Creek Recreation Area in Platte, South Dakota. It's like stepping into a living landscape painting, where every hue is a brushstroke by Mother Nature herself. At Snake Creek, every path is an invitation to a new story. Burgeoning waters crackle with the rhythm of the wind, fishing spots that promise the thrill of the catch, and picnic areas that welcome you to dine amidst the whispers of the wind. As the day ends, the real magic begins. The sun dips below the horizon, and the night sky unveils a masterpiece - a tapestry of twinkling stars. Gather around a crackling bonfire , share stories under the celestial canopy, and create memories that will sparkle forever. Snake Creek is a perfect stop for RVers. See our Leisure Travel Van below, happily cooling off after a long day's ride through the flatlands of Nebraska and South Dakota. Many slots for RV's are level: some are not. The campground is on the edge of a major waterway and the site follows the contours of the water. There are full, partial and no hookup sites for those with RV's. There's also tent sites. The bathrooms / showerhouses sparkle. And there's a dump site for RV's. "ExplorewithUnity #leisurevans #LTVexplorers #rovertreks #ifwtwa #natja #rvlife #SnakeCreekWonders #SouthDakota #ArtInNature #TravelTales #instagood #travelphotography

Snake Creek State Recreation Area is a rural campsite with full cellular network coverage,…read morewaterfront (Missouri River), full hookups, and not ludicrously priced. When we pulled up, there was only one RV near 15 empty RV spaces and us. Behind our spot, the mighty Missouri River which at this point was behind a dam and a mile wide. Our space had hookups intended for a RV to back-in, but I was not going to a miss an opportunity to sit and look out at the windshield. This campground did not have water or sewer, only electric, which is odd but for two days, it would not be a problem. Voilà, campsite setup! I loved this campground and this location. I would have feel comfortable staying here for two weeks, settling into a slower pace, with a beautiful view. Perhaps in the future, we will stop here for another stay. Would I recommend this park? Absolutely. Would we come back? Absolutely, I am trying to figure out a way to pass through this part of South Dakota again. Informational: We travel in a 36' Class A RV.