Family Things To Do in Hot Springs, South Dakota

Indoor and outdoor park. Features geothermal pools. Attractions include speed slide, body slide, kiddie ... More on About

Evans Plunge is the world’s largest natural warm water indoor pool . More on igougo

One of the most beautiful little relaxation spots in the Black Hills! - The small-mouth bass and trout are waiting! Swim, picnic, camp, fish and relax at Cold Brook Dam. Surrounded by red canyon walls, the clean, clear water beckons, ... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

One of the world's longest and most complex caves and 28,295 acres of mixed-grass prairie, ponderosa pine f... More on Nps.gov

The park ranger /tour guide was very informative and friendly, my children were a little scared but he se... More on Epinions.com

Long ago, the Angostura region was popular for its health-restoring hot springs. Today, the cool, clear waters of Angostura Reservoir attract visitors looking for aquatic fun. Modern camping facilities, ... More on Epinions.com

The third largest conservation area in the National Wildlife Refuge System, the 9 million acre Yukon Flats National Wildlife Refuge is located in eastern interior Alaska. It includes the Yukon Flats, a vast wetland basin bisected ... More on recreation.gov

Mt. Rushmore directory of information for visitors or tourists vacationing at Mount Rushmore National Park ... More on Mountrushmoreinfo.com

I'm not sure what I was expecting when I went to Mt Rushmore but there's really not much to it. It costs ab... More on GeckoGo

Welcome to the newest, fun-filled attraction in Hot Springs, South Dakota. Putt-4-Fun offers the "Best in the West" ... More on familydaysoutusa

This was the best afternoon we spent on our vacation in South Dakota! It was a spur of the moment ... More on Trekaroo

Mysterious and thought provoking, the Mammoth Site is located in the southern Black Hills in Hot Springs, SD. - The museum is 55 miles ... More on MuseumStuff.com

Mammoth Site Daily 8am - 8pm (closes earlier in the off-season) Perhaps you’ve read about the Mammoth Site in National Geographic ... More on igougo

Built in 1893, and used as a school until 1961, this historic sandstone building now houses a collection unparalleled for its diversity. Twenty-five exhibit areas ... More on MuseumStuff.com