TIMBER LAKE CITY OF TIMBER LAKE 605-865-3546 / 605-865-3553 800-664-3546 Located on Highway 20 between state capitals Pierre, SD and Bismarck, ND This West River town of 450 people serves up heritage, history, and hospitality. Home to the Cheyenne River and Standing Rock Lakota as well as generations of farmers, ranchers and cowboys. Beautiful Little Moreau Recreation Area is the “prairie jewel” of the state park system. Hunting lodges and guest ranches welcome hunters and other visitors year-round. Visit the BIG Museum in the Little Town (free admission) Annual Days of 1910 Rodeo last weekend in July WAGNER WAGNER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 605-491-4051 PO Box 697, Wagner, SD 57580 www.cityofwagner.org Located at the junction of Hwys 46 and 50, just 10 miles west of Fort Randall Recreation Area and Fort Randall Casino. Throughout the year Wagner is the “Welcome To” host of great fishing, hunting, water sports, rodeos, Native American Powwows and Expos. Car races along with the area’s largest Labor Day Weekend Celebration. WINNER WINNER AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 246 South Main Street, PO Box 268 Winner, SD 57580. www.winnersd.org ATTRACTIONS Located at the crossroad of Hwys 44, US 183 and US 18. Population: 2,700. Discover Winner, SD, the sportsman’s choice for upland and big game hunting and part of the scenic Oyate Trail. A favorite stop for bikers, Winner is home to several quality hotels and restaurants and over 200 businesses. YANKTON YANKTON THRIVE TIMBER LAKE & AREA MUSEUM 605-865-3553 / 605-865-3546 605-848-3092 The Timber Lake & Area Museum presents the rich history of the north central part of the state through unique exhibits and experiences. Visitors say the “BIG museum in the Little Town” is awesome. This is ammonite and dinosaur country! Visitors will see world class fossils collected by local amateurs, including Alley Rex, a mosasaur skull, and a nearly-complete thescelosaurus. PLUS: Native American (Lakota Sioux) history and culture, the Sea of Grass time line of original art by regional artists, Ranch and Rodeo, photo collections, blacksmith shop, resources for historians and genealogists. New exhibits every year. Well-stocked gift/ book shop specializes in regional history. Open year-round. After hours tours are available. FREE admission, handicapped accessible, air-conditioned. 802 Main Street, Timber Lake, SD. Phone 605-865-3553, 605-865-3546, or 1-800-664-3546. CALL TODAY FOR YOUR FREE... 2022 MISSOURI RIVER SPORTSMAN & VISITOR GUIDE 888-386-4617 WWW.SDMISSOURIRIVER.COM 1-800-888-1460 • 605-665-3636 803 East 4th Street Yankton, SD 57078. visityankton@yanktonsd.com; www.yanktonsd.com On the Lewis & Clark Trail in southeastern SD. Enjoy magnificent Lewis and Clark Lake, the Missouri River, miles of recreational trails and historic tours. Yankton offers 12 campgrounds, 11 motels/B&Bs, 47 restaurants, 10 golf courses within 30 miles. ACCOMMODATIONS LEWIS AND CLARK RESORT 605-665-2680 43496 Shore Drive, PO Box 739, Yankton, SD 57078 lewisandclarkresort@yahoo.com www.LewisandClarkPark.com Located on Lewis and Clark Lake in the Lewis and Clark State Recreation Area. Enjoy 17 modern 2&3 bedroom cabins or 24 motel rooms around a sparkling outdoor pool. Walking distance to marina, restaurant and sandy beach. Take advantage of the bike trail or outdoor games. We have added a new 6 bedroom lodge with an 1800 sq. ft. great room. Perfect for your family reunion or lake side wedding. SDMissouriRiver.com // 205 MISSOURI RIVER REGION
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