• camPiNg • • accommodatioNs • soUtH dakota state FaiR glacial lakes & prairies 605-353-7340 www.sdstatefair.com September 3-7, 2020. South Dakota’s show-case for thousands of agricultur-al, livestock, home-life, educational and commercial exhibits. Award winning entertainers, thrilling carnival rides and six stages of free entertainment. sUPeR 8 605-432-9288 Reservations: 1-800-800-8000 East Highway 12, (1205 E. 4th Ave.) MilbankSuper8@gmail.com www.wyndhamhotels.com Complimentary SuperStart® Breakfast, cable TV and HBO, free WiFi, ample parking, and outdoor outlets. Updated rooms, coffee makers and hairdryers in each room. Microwaves and refrig-erators in most rooms. Non-smoking. Suites available. Wyndham rewards. • see & do • South Dakota’s Only 110 ft. Elevator Mural, Faulkton, SD dakotalaNd mUseUm Located at 3rd Street SW on the State Fairgrounds 605-352-4626 A collection of more than 5,000 artifacts, historical documents, photo-graphs, maps and newspapers display the Spirit of Dakota heritage that lives in Huron and the surrounding area. The entire Kouf family mammal and bird collection is also on exhibit. Open every day, Memorial Day to Labor Day. milleR • camPiNg • South Dakota State Fair, Huron, SD FlaNdReaU • gamiNg • lake loUise RecReatioN aRea (605) 853-2533 www.gfp.sd.gov/state-parks Lake Louise Recreation Area – Lake Louise is a 160 acre manmade lake that has many recreational opportunities. The recreation area has 40 campsites, 30 with 50 amp services, two camping cabins for rent. The park offers other activities including hiking trails, kayak rentals, boating access, swimming, fishing, picnicking and other outdoor activities. lake PRestoN FiNaNce oFFice 605-847-4140 www.lakeprestonsd.com www.lakethompson.com Enjoy the abundance of wildlife, fishing, hunting, family attractions, and beautiful scenery in this multi-lake area. Lake Preston is a great example of small-town America, offering a well-maintained city park, pool, free camping, dining establishments and lounges, convenient shopping, busi-ness, medical, and dental services, and motel. Minutes from the Lake Thompson Recreational Area! gladys Pyle Home 376 Idaho Avenue SE 605-352-2528 Listed in the National Register of Historic Places, the home of Gladys Pyle, the first elected woman U.S. Senator, is a well-preserved example of Queen Anne architecture. Built in 1894, the home has original oak woodwork, fixtures, and leaded and stained glass windows. Open daily from 1 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. or by appointment. Closed holidays. Small admission fee. Royal RiveR casiNo & Hotel Exit 114 off I-29 Flandreau, SD 1-877-912-LUCK www.royalrivercasino.com The perfect place for your perfect occasion! Enjoy clean hotel rooms, an award-winning restaurant, a newly remodeled events center, live table games, over 400 Las Vegas-style slot machines, craps and roulette, and an RV park. We’re perfect for any occasion or if you just want to have fun! RedField www.parkandrec.redfield-sd.com Population 2,333. Pheasant Capital of the World®. The quality of life here can’t be beat – friendly, hard working people, excellent school system and employment opportunities. Enjoy hunting, fishing, camping, golfing, na-ture walks, and Pheasant City Drive-In Theater. Historical sites include Chicago & Northwestern Train Depot, Carnegie Library and Spink County Museum. Excellent dining, shopping, and lodging opportunities. mURals oN tHe towN Using city buildings as its canvas, the community tells its story through col-orful murals. Outdoor murals grace the sides of downtown buildings and depict unique aspects of Huron’s history. The murals present a visual history of landmarks and events in Huron’s past. Take a walk along the streets of Huron and see the City’s past come to life. milbaNk 605-432-6656 or 800-675-6656 www.milbanksd.com Population 3,353. Milbank is alive with culture, history and spirit. The Holland Grist Mill, Flynn Prairie Nature Trail and being the Birth Place of American Legion Baseball. Sculpture Garden, five parks, fitness center, hunting, fishing, golf, snowmobiling, shopping, and numerous other activities. For more information, call or check out our website. HURoN 1-800-487-6673 1725 Dakota Avenue South Huron, SD, 57350 www.huronsd.com Population 12,592. Elevation 1,288. “Where Every Day is a Brand New Day.” Junction Highways 14 & 37. Home of the South Dakota State Fair, Wheel Jam, and Ringneck Festival & Bird Dog Challenge. Attractions include the Dakotaland Museum, Pyle House Museum, “World’s Largest Pheasant” and Murals on the Town. Outdoor recreation opportunities abound-golf, wildlife and nature hikes, and the best pheasant hunting in the Midwest. 192 // #HiFromSD sPlasH ceNtRal 605-353-8537 345 9th St, Huron www.splashcentralwaterpark.com From the Master Blaster Water Coaster to the Free Fall Drop Slide and Lazy River, Splash Central Waterpark is fun for all ages. Relax in the Sensory Garden or take a walk on the trails. Picnic Shelters and Pool-Side Cabanas available for rent. Call or check out our website for details. • accommodatioNs • sUPeR 8 605-472-0720 or 1-800-800-8000 Jct. Hwys 212 & 281W Complimentary SuperStart® Breakfast. Rooms offer free WiFi, ESPN, microwave and refrigerators. Pheasant cleaning station, truck parking, outdoor plug-ins. Free High Speed Internet Access. Children under 16 free. Senior citizen discount. Accept major credit cards, Wyndham Rewards. Several restaurants nearby. English Grist Mill, Milbank, SD www.sdglaciallakes.com
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