Cheap Things To Do in Box Elder, South Dakota

The Black Hills National Cemetery in Sturgis was dedicated in 1948. The first seven burials were World War II ... More on PlanetWare

Visitors to De Smet can tour the original Surveyors' House, where Laura Ingalls and her family lived for their ... More on PlanetWare

Unique aviation items for the entire family. Summer bus tour, available for a nominal charge, includes a tour of Ellsworth ... More on Visitrapidcity.com

Take a trip to Keystone, an "old West" gold town located just minutes from Mt. Rushmore. Tour an authentic ... More on Blackhillsgrayline.com

The driver was fantastic and explained everything as we went. More on TripAdvisor

One of the largest publicly-owned displays of art lines the streets of downtown Rapid City. Life-sized, bronze statues of many of our ... More on Visitrapidcity.com

Rapid City businessman Don Perdue’s goal is to have all 42 U.S. past presidents’ statues standing big as life on downtown street corners ... More on igougo

It is said that Crystal Cave Park is one of America's most beautiful caverns. Everyone has to decide this for himself, but a statistical fact is that crystals line 80% of the walls and ceiling of t... More on showcaves.com

The cave is a beautiful unworldly experience. More on Yahoo! Travel

Voted by the United States Geological Society as the number one crystal cave on the North American continen... More on Weather.com

The most interesting part was the reflecting pool , which was less than 1 minute of the tour. More on Yahoo! Travel

The biggest attraction in the area is the Mt. Rushmore National Memorial, which has recently been redevelop... More on Weather.com

Mount Rushmore has a great museum under the viewing deck. More on GeckoGo

This attraction dates back to 1874 and is one of the earliest operating gold mines in the Black Hills. Toda... More on DogFriendly.com

It was neat to see, but not for the price . More on TripAdvisor

Fourteen man made lakes provide boat launching, water skiing, sailing, paddleboats, canoeing, wind-surfing, swimming and scuba diving. There is a never ending list of places to "explore" in the Black Hills. Four wheel drive treks ... More on GoingToTheBeach.com