BADLANDS LISTINGS CONTINUE CIRCLE VIEW GUEST RANCH BLACK HILLS & BADLANDS REGION (605) 433-5582 4 mi. W of Interior on Hwy 44 circleviewranch.com Stay on our working cattle ranch & enjoy the best view in the Badlands. Our casual B&B sits on a hilltop overlooking Badlands National Park & Pine Ridge Indian Reser-vation. Private bathrooms, full breakfast, equipped guest kitchen, game room and Wi-Fi. Great for groups. Family friendly. AC. Also available private/modern cabins or 1880 Homestead cabin. Visa or MC. BADLANDS NATIONAL PARK (605) 433-5361 nps.gov/badl Badlands National Park contains some of the most spectacular vistas & scenery in the world. Its geological & paleontological resources provide insight into climatic history & biological diversity during the Eocene/Oligocene periods. Badlands White River Visitor Center, open seasonally, is located on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation. Ben Reifel Visitor Center is open year-round. Badlands Loop Road (240) is a State Scenic Byway which goes through the heart of the park, joining with I-90 at Exit 110 & Exit 131. Gas, food, lodging & camping are available at Exit 131, at Cedar Pass Lodge within the park boundaries. PRAIRIE HOMESTEAD HISTORIC SITE (605) 433-5400 21070 SD Hwy 240 I-90 Badlands National Park, Exit 131 3 mi. S of Badlands National Park prairiehomestead.com Journey into the visual memories of homestead days at this original pioneer dirt home. Fun for all ages. Video room. Experience homesteader’s life in pioneer clothing. Farm animals. White prairie dogs. Listed on National Register of Historic Places. Open daylight hours May-September. CIRCLE 10 MOTEL & CAMPGROUND (605) 433-5451 1/2 mi. S of I-90, Exit 131 circle10campground.com Located just outside Badlands National Park. Full service campground with pull-thrus & tent sites, 30/50 amp. Newly renovated 8-room motel. Free Wi-Fi, pool, laundry, playground, show-ers and horse corral. Pets welcome. Camp store offering convenience food, ice, beverages and firewood. Easy access to Minuteman Missile National Historic Site. TRIANGLE RANCH BED & BREAKFAST 1-888-219-1774 triangle@gwtc.net triangleranchbb.com CAMPING BADLANDS/WHITE RIVER KOA 1-800-562-3897 20720 SD Hwy 44, Interior, SD I-90, Exit 131; take SD 240/377 to SD 44 Turn left and go 4 miles koa.com/campgrounds/badlands 8 miles north of I-90 near the Badlands. Share 112 years of ranching heritage. Historic Sears, Roebuck home – 4 gracious guest rooms & fami-ly-sized Carriage House. Private baths, A/C, Wi-Fi. Hiking, historic tours, play-ground, campfires. Peaceful mornings/ elegant breakfasts. Recommended by USA Today, New York Times, Midwest Living & TripAdvisor. HURLEY BUTTE HORSEBACK (605) 433-5302 19651 E Hwy 44, Interior, SD hurleybuttehorsebackandcattle drives.com Experience the beauty of the Badlands via horseback! Get a feel for cowboy life on our working ranch. Guided rides can accommodate 1-5 riders. Reservations are required. Give us a call and make your experience in the Badlands unforgettable. ATTRACTIONS “The Oasis in the Badlands.” Shade trees. Free Wi-Fi. Pool. Cable. Level pull-thrus. 50 amp. Big-rig friendly. Deluxe cabins. Pet park. Pancake breakfast, Indian Tacos & more. Propane. Laundry. Store. Minutes from Badlands National Park. April 28 -Sept. 30. DINING CEDAR PASS RESTAURANT (605) 433-5460 I-90, Exit 131, Interior, SD cedarpasslodge.com BADLANDS HELICOPTERS (605) 673-2163 I-90, Exit 131 coptertours.com MINUTEMAN MISSILE NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE CEDAR PASS CAMPGROUND (605) 433-5460 I-90, Exit 131, Interior, SD 57750 cedarpasslodge.com Barely noticeable from the highway, the Badlands are the best kept secret and crowning jewel of South Dakota’s scenic attractions. Beyond a driving or hiking experience, soaring above the Badlands in a helicopter will yield a true appreciation for their rugged, ever-changing beauty and amazing geological formations. (605) 433-5552 24545 Cottonwood Rd, Philip, SD mimi_information@nps.gov nps.gov/mimi Get a first-hand look at once-clas-sified nuclear missile facilities now preserved as a National Park site. The visitor center is located off I-90 at exit 131 and features exhibits about the Cold War era. Ranger led tours of the underground Delta-01 Launch Control Center are located at exit 127. These tours require advance reservations. Reservations can be made by phone at 866-601-5129 or online at: http:// go.nps.gov/delta-01tour. Tours are limited to 6 participants and must be able to climb a 31’ ladder in case of emergency. Visitors can also see a Minuteman II Missile at the Delta-09 Silo, located at exit 116; a self-guided tour is available. Located inside Badlands National Park. Breathtaking sunsets and night sky viewing. Offering RV/electric sites with 30/50 amp, tent camping, fresh water nearby, coin-operated showers, flush toilets, shaded picnic tables and nearby dump station (fee). Convenient to amphitheater and Cedar Pass Lodge & Restaurant. Full service restaurant. Offering locally and regionally sourced dishes including beef and bison. Fresh fry bread made daily for our Sioux Indian Tacos. Fresh soup and salad bar. Serving SD made wine and beer, plus Kuchen and SDSU ice cream. SHOPPING BADLANDS NATURAL HISTORY ASSOCIATION (605) 433-5489 PO Box 47, Interior, SD badlandsnha.org 128 Badlands Natural History Association is a non-profit organization dedicated to assist-ing the park in its scientific, educational & historical activities. The main bookstore is located in the Ben Reifel Visitor Center of Badlands National Park. To become a member, order a catalog of books, posters, etc., call or write.
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