BADLANDS NATIONAL PARK ATTRACTIONS BLACK HILLS & BADLANDS REGION Find us on Facebook /blackhills ACCOMMODATIONS BADLANDS HOTEL & CAMPGROUND 605-433-5335 900 Hwy 377, Interior I-90, Exit 131, Hwy 240 to Hwy 377 to Interior before Hwy 44 badlandshotelandcampground.com New shower house, full hookups, level pull-thrus, firepits, cabins, 21-room hotel, A/C, coffee maker, free Wi-Fi, TV, swimming pool. Store, laundry, restaurant, ice, firewood, pets welcome. Only 1 mile from Badlands National Park. The views from the hotel & campground are incredible. Open Apr 26-Oct 14. VISA/MC/DIS. MINUTEMAN MISSILE NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE BADLANDS NATIONAL PARK 605-433-5361 nps.gov/badl Badlands National Park contains spectacular vistas & scenery. Geological & paleontological resources provide insight into climatic history & biological diversity during the Eocene/Oligocene periods. White River Visitor Center, open seasonally, located on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation. Ben Reifel Visitor Center, open year-round. Food, lodging & camping is available at Cedar Pass Lodge. 605-433-5552 24545 Cottonwood Rd, Philip mimi_information@nps.gov nps.gov/mimi Get a first-hand look at once-restricted nuclear missile facilities now preserved as a national park site. The visitor center is located off I-90 at Exit 131 and features a film and exhibits about the Cold War era. Visitors can see a Minuteman II missile at the Delta-09 silo, located at Exit 116. At Exit 127, is the Delta-01 Launch Control Facility. PRAIRIE HOMESTEAD HISTORIC SITE 605-433-5400 21070 Hwy 240, Badlands National Park I-90, Exit 131 prairiehomestead.com Journey into the visual memories of homestead days at this original pioneer dirt home. Fun for all ages. Video room. Farm animals. White prairie dogs. Listed on National Register of Historic Places. Open daylight hours mid-May-mid-October. HURLEY BUTTE HORSEBACK TRIANGLE RANCH BED & BREAKFAST 605-859-2122 triangle@gwtc.net triangleranchbb.com 605-450-1683 19651 E Hwy 44, Interior hurleybuttehorseback.com Find us on Pinterest /blackhillssd Get inspired to plan your dream vacation OGLALA LAKOTA LIVING HISTORY VILLAGE CAMPING BADLANDS/WHITE RIVER KOA 800-562-3897 20720 Hwy 44, Interior I-90, Exit 131; take Hwy 240 to Hwy 377 to Hwy 44 — turn left & go 4 mi koa.com/campgrounds/badlands 8 miles north of I-90 near the Badlands. Share 120 years of ranching heritage. Historic Sears, Roebuck home — 4 gracious guest rooms, family-sized Carriage House & new Log Cabin. Private baths, A/C, Wi-Fi. Hiking, historic tours, playground, campfires. Peaceful mornings/elegant breakfasts. Recommended by USA Today, New York Times, Midwest Living & TripAdvisor. 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, beginners welcome! Advanced reservations are required. Give us a call & make your adventure in the Badlands unforgettable! Season May 1-Oct 1. 605-455-2685 pracc@gwtc.net oglalalakotahistoryvillage.com The Pine Ridge Area Chamber of Commerce proudly introduces the creation of the Oglala Lakota Living History Village, an entry point to the beautiful landscape and the past and present culture and indigenous knowledge of Lakota country. Your learning adventure begins soon! Find us on YouTube /blackhillstravel "The Oasis in the Badlands." Shade trees. Free high-speed 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. May 1-Sept 30. Badlands National Park 132 // #DiscoverBlackHillsBadlands