CHAMBERLAIN & OACOMA CHAMBERLAIN-OACOMA AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 605-234-4416 112 N. Main St, PO Box 638, Chamberlain, SD 57325 www.chamberlainsd.com chamber@midstatesd.net Missouri River Region SERVICE DIRECTORY This section contain descriptions of accommodations , campgrounds , r estaurants , attractions and traveler services in the Missouri River region. ACCOMMODATIONS Choose from plenty of options for a memorable getaway on any budget. Located at the crossroads of I-90 and the Missouri River. Known for excellent fishing, big game and pheasant hunting. A new sentinel, Dignity of Earth & Sky overlooks the valley from the I-90 Information Center. Visit our website and start your adventure here! CAMPING EAGLE BUTTE CITY OF EAGLE BUTTE OASIS CAMPGROUND 605-234-6959, Reservations: 1-800-675-6959 605 E. Hwy 16, Oacoma, SD 57365 I-90, Exit 260, 2 miles west of Chamberlain www.oasiscampsd.com 605-985-5249 PO Box 932 101 S. Main St. Eagle Butte, SD 57625 GAMING Try your luck at casinos with tons of gaming action. ATTRACTIONS Make memories that will far outlast your stay. SEE & DO Plan your made-in-South Dakota moments. CAMPING Find the perfect place to park your camper or pitch a tent. SERVICES Essential services for travelers. Grassy campsites overlooking the Missouri River, NEW showers, full hookups, heated swimming pool, WIFI at site, close to fishing and golf course. Open April 1 to October 31. Four Bands invites you to visit the communities of the Cheyenne River Indian Reservation. Learn about western and Native American history and culture; view and purchase locally made Native artwork; attend a cultural event, and enjoy the wide open spaces. Visit Fourbands.org for travel itineraries, maps, event calendars and more. SHOPPING Discover eclectic goods around every corner. DINING Indulge in local flavor, from home-style meals to elevated dining experiences. FORT PIERRE ATTRACTIONS FORT PIERRE TOURISM 605-223-7603 fortpierre.com/tourism Fort Pierre, SD…”200 hundred years old and still going strong.” South Dakota’s oldest established settlement located along the Missouri River has been welcoming travelers to the western parts of the United States for years. History abounds in Fort Pierre – Lewis & Clark and the Teton Lakota confrontation at the Bad River, a riverboat called “Sunset” and the captain’s tales and the Casey Tibbs Rodeo Museum top the charts. WINE, BEER & SPIRITS Taste locally made wine, beer and spirits. Community and business listings that include the GREAT PLACE icon have completed the criteria required in customer service training by the South Dakota Department of Tourism. This symbol is not a rating or endorsement of a business or of their services but is an award to recognize those who are committed to providing quality customer service. AKASKA CAMPING D & S CAMPGROUND, LODGE, AND STORAGE 605-229-1739 605-380-3701, 103 West Hwy 144, Akasks, SD 5740 www.sdhuntfishguide.com lgillies@abe.midco.net Thirty nine campsites, 11 electric-only sites. Rented daily, weekly, monthly, or by the season with water, sewer, electric, picnic tables, fire pits, and bathrooms. Lodge has four rooms with bathrooms, AC, heat, refrigerators, DishTV, and gas grills. Reservations recommended. AKTA LAKOTA MUSEUM AND CULTURAL CENTER I-90, Exit 263 Located on the campus of St. Joseph’s Indian School GEDDES CITY OF GEDDES 605-337-2501 P.O. Box 97 Geddes, SD 57342 www.geddes.org The museum offers a rare combina-tion of authentic Native American artifact displays and contemporary works of art by the Northern Plains people. Featured attractions include interactive displays, a life-sized mounted buffalo, a 36-foot diorama, offering a sweeping view of life on the prairie from the Missouri River to the Black Hills. Open year round. Daily – (May-October) 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.; (October-April) Monday – Friday, 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. A little town on the prairie. Located on Hwy. 50 (Lewis & Clark Trail – National Scenic Byway), leads to Geddes. Geddes Historic District is located eight miles from the Missouri River. It is a charming community with a museum, restored original 1895 log cabin, original 1895 rural school house, Peter Norbeck’s boyhood home, and a 1900 claims shanty. The Annual Fur Trader Days are during the 2nd weekend in August. SDMissouriRiver.com // 201 MISSOURI RIVER REGION
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