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Road map of Southeast South Dakota showing communities, state parks and nature areas, lakes, birding trail, Oyate Trail, Lewis & Clark Trail and more. Listings of businesses and communities that offer services and attractions for visitors.
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Southeast South Dakota
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Highway Mapfor Southeast South Dakota
2015
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Make These Communities Part Of Your Southeast South Dakota Adventure!Discover Bon Homme:
A county rich in rural panoramas, ethnic heritage andevents, hometown character and a pioneering past. Themighty Missouri River flows along the southern edge ofthe county, making it an outdoorsman’s paradise for fish-ing, boating and hunting. Call 1-888-353-7382 for a freebrochure! www.discoverbonhomme.com
Oyate Trail: The 388 mile stretch of highway from NorthSioux City to Hot Springs, SD. Hwys. 50 & 18 offeroff-the-interstate travelers unique cultural andhistorical opportunities representing both the LakotaSioux Indian Nation and European immigrants.Geocache the trail! www.southeastsouthdakota.com
Winery Trail of Southeast South Dakota: Many local wineries grow their own grapes, make theirwine on the premises and offer tours. Enjoy wine tastingand special events throughout the year. You’ll discoverwineries in rural as well as urban settings. Call 1-888-353-7382 for a free Winery Trail brochure.
The Missouri National Recreational River:This section of the Missouri River is part of the nation’s Wild and
Scenic River system. It includes a 59-mile stretchbetween Gavins Point Dam and Ponca State Park and a39-mile stretch between Ft. Randall Dam and RunningWater. Diverse recreational pursuits include boating,fishing, hunting, canoeing, bird watching, camping andmore. For more info visit www.nps.gov/mnrr
BRANDONWilde Prairie Winery: Join us in the country for a taste
of our handcrafted wines from South Dakota grown grapes, fruits anddandelions. Winery and vineyard are on our farm just north of I-90west of Hwy 11. Thurs.-Mon. May 1st toNov. 30th. 48052 259th St., Brandon, 605-582-6471, www.wildeprairiewinery.com
BROOKINGSSouth Dakota Art Museum: Explore the state’s
artistic gem! Galleries feature Native American art, Harvey Dunn,Marghab Linens and a dynamic exhibit schedule of regional and
national artists.Exceptional museumstore. FREE admis-sion! Medary Ave. at
Harvey Dunn Street (SDSU), Brookings, SD 57007, (605) 688-5423 or 866-805-7590, www.southdakotaartmuseum.com
Children’s Museum of South Dakota: Build.Dance. Climb. Sing. Paint. Play. Learn.Discover. Imagine! Fun and lastingmemories await your family. Cruisedown KidStreet to tune up a car, brew
espresso, or discover your inner artist. Meet Mama T. rex & her babyMax. Tues-Sat 10am-5pm; Sun noon-5pm; Closed Mondays.Hungry? Café Coteau inside museum. Brookings, 605-692-6700,www.prairieplay.org
DESMET“Laura’s Living Prairie”:
Interactive pioneer heritage museum on theland Laura Ingalls Wilder’s family home-steaded. Covered wagon rides, 1880s schoolsession, pioneer activities. Camping avail-able. Open Memorial Day-Labor Day, 9am-7pm daily. Call forspring and autumn hours. 20812 Homestead Road, De Smet, SD57231. 1-800-776-3594, email: [email protected],www.ingallshomestead.com
DELL RAPIDSKnown for “The Dells,” scenic rosequartz i te rock formations.Distinctive architecture from the
1880s through the 1930s. Dell Rapids’ Historic Business District islisted on the National Register of Historic Places. Camping and lodg-ing facilities available. PO Box 10, Dell Rapids, SD 57022, (605) 428-3595, www.cityofdellrapids.org
EMERYLocated 4 miles off Interstate 90 be-
tween Mitchell and Sioux Falls. Camping,swimming, sand volleyball, city parks. 560South Dakota Hwy. 262, Emery, SD 57332,Ph: 605-449-4455, www.cityofemerysd.com,email: [email protected]
FREEMANPreserving a rich German heritage.Schmeckfest in Spring, Heritage HallMuseum, Prairie Arboretum, golf,camping, parks, swimming, ethnic
foods, unique shopping. Located on US Hwy 81, 23 miles south ofI-90 and 35 miles west of I-29. P.O. Box 43, Freeman, SD 57029, 1-888-595-9755, www.freemaninfo.com
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MADISONLocated on SD Highway 34, lessthan an hour from Sioux Falls,Madison is nestled between LakeHerman and Lake Madison.
Camping, fishing, golfing, hunting and snowmobiling are availablein season. A variety of lodging and dining options offer somethingfor everyone. Madison Chamber of Commerce, 315 S. Egan Ave.,Madison, SD 57042. www.chamberofmadisonsd.com, Ph:605-256-2454, email: [email protected]
Historic Prairie Village: 40 restored buildings,Saturday train rides at 2:00 pm, daily carousel rides, chapel car"Emmanuel", 53rd Annual Steam Threshing Jamboree featur-ing Ford-Ferguson Tractors, Trucks and Cars, August 27-30.Special events throughout summer.Open Mother’s Day-Labor Day. 270campsites - electricity, 2 shower hous-es. Accommodations for weddings,reunions, business picnics. PO Box256, Madison, SD 57042, 1-800-693-3644. www.prairievillage.org
NORTH SIOUX CITYLewis & Clark first set foot in South Dakota wherethe Big Sioux and Missouri River meet at N. SiouxCity. On I-29. Near McCook Lake forboating/fishing and Adams Nature Area just twomiles north. 4 motels, 6 churches and video lotteryin town. 504 River Drive, North Sioux City, SD57049, 605-232-4276, Fax: 605-232-0506,www.northsiouxcity-sd.gov
SIOUX FALLSSioux Falls Convention & Visitors Bureau:
You deserve a trip to South Dakota’s largest city. NewEntertainment and attractions, dynamic arts and culture and localcuisine offered year-round. Falls Park features a triple waterfall,visitor center, viewing tower, historic ruins and Overlook Café. 200N. Phillips Ave., Ste. 102, Sioux Falls,SD 57104, (605) 275-6060, 1-800-333-2072, www.visitsiouxfalls.com,email: [email protected]
SIOUX FALLS CONTINUEDBest Western Plus Ramkota Hotel & Confer-
ence Center: Splash-RAGEOUS! Indoor WaterPark. OutdoorPool. Free WIFI. Maple Street Café, Kids 10 & under eat for 99
cents (with paying adult). Frankie’s Sports Bar & Grill.AAA Discount. Pet Friendly. I-29, Exit 81 (East oneblock) 605-336-0650, [email protected],www.SiouxFalls.BWRamkota.com
Center Inn: Conveniently located adjacent to the SiouxFalls Speciality Hospital, across from Avera McKennan Hospital.Center Inn provides its guests with a continental breakfast, 24 hourcoffee and 24 hour desk service. 900 E.20th St., Sioux Falls, SD 57105, 605-334-9002, 1-800-456-0074, email:[email protected]
Clubhouse Hotel & Suites: Connected to JohnnyCarino’s, Complimentary deluxe breakfast. Great location. FreeWIFI. Indoor Water PlayLand. Pet Friendly. Fabulous OutdoorCourtyard. Direct access to the City bike trail. 2320 S. Louise Ave.,
Sioux Falls, SD 57106, I-29 Exit 78,East One Block, 605-361-8700,R e s e r v a t i o n s : 8 6 6 - 5 34 - 8 700 ,www.SiouxFalls.ClubHouseInn.com,email: [email protected]
Great Plains Zoo & Delbridge Museum ofNatural History: The Great Plains Zoo features over 1,000animals from around the world. The 45-acre park offers up-closeviews of animals often not found in larger zoos,including Snow Monkeys, Giraffes, and Rhinos.The Zoo also includes the Delbridge Museum ofNatural History, a one-in-the-world collection of150 mounted animals including 38 “vanishingspecies”. 605-367-7003, www.greatzoo.org
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Old Courthouse Museum/Pettigrew Home &Museum: Experience history at the OldCourthouse Museum. Beautifully-restored1800s quartzite building, 3 floors of regionalhistory exhibits. Elegant 1889 Queen Anne-style Pettigrew Home features exhibits ofSioux Falls in the late 1800s. Free admission& parking. 200 W. 6th Street /131 N. Duluth Ave., Sioux Falls, SD57104, (605) 367-4210, www.Siouxlandmuseums.com, email:[email protected]
VERMILLIONVermillion offers rich history and culture.Attractions include University of SD, DakotaDome, National Music Museum, W.H. OverMuseum, Spirit Mound, Bluffs Golf Course.Parks offer camping, fishing, hiking, biking,
and Clay County Park also provides Missouri River access.Vermillion Area Chamber & Development Company, 116 MarketStreet, Vermillion, SD 57069. Ph: 1-800-809-2071, email:[email protected], www.vermillioncvb.com
YANKTONLewis & Clark Recreation Area:
Experience the breathtaking natural beauty of Lewis & Clark Lake inYankton. Simply sensational – swimming, boating, fishing, water ski-ing, jet skiing, hiking, biking, play-grounds, dining, daily activities, horsetrails and more! 44349 SD Hwy 52,Yankton, SD 57078. Ph. 605-668-2985,www.lewisandclarkpark.com
Southeast South Dakota Tourism1101 Broadway, Suite 113, Yankton, SD 570 78
1-888-353-7382 • www.southeastsouthdakota.com
Cover Photo: Lewis & Clark Lake, YanktonPhoto by Sam Stukel
Other Photos by South Dakota Tourism unless noted
This publication was paid for in part by funding from South Dakota Tourism.
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