Plan Your Adventure

South Dakota is a premier outdoor destination that has something for everyone in the family! Whether you are looking to walk the fields, wet a line or just embrace nature you will find it all in South Dakota!

While the outdoors may be calling, it will be the people you meet that bring you back year after year. South Dakota caters to outdoor enthusiasts because we are just like you. If you are looking for a guided hunting or fishing experience or a Do-It Yourself adventure you’ll be greeted with beautiful lodges, pet friendly hotels and people eager to help you make it your best trip yet.

If you are new to South Dakota we are here to help. Explore what the various regions of the state have to offer and find lodging, dining and entertainment to fulfill your needs on every leg of the journey. 

Northeast South Dakota

The famous Glacial Lakes region of South Dakota is home to a variety of outdoor opportunities. The Glacial Lakes and Prairies Tourism Association has everything you need to know about visiting northeast South Dakota or you can find information on specific locations in the area below.

• Aberdeen
• Brookings
• Huron
• Redfield
• Watertown
• Webster

Southeast South Dakota

The southeast region of South Dakota has something for everyone. You can learn more about the lakes, rivers, trails, hunting opportunities and more from the Southeast South Dakota Tourism Association or you can find information on specific locations in the area below.

• Madison
• Mitchell
• Sioux Falls
• Yankton

Missouri River/Central South Dakota

The Missouri River region features fantastic fishing and hunting opportunities, but is also rich with trails, history and of course abundant water recreation. Learn about everything the region has to offer from the Missouri River Tourism Association or you can find information on specific locations in the area below.

• Chamberlain
• Mobridge
• Pierre/Fort Pierre
• Winner

Western South Dakota

Home to Custer State Park, Badlands National Park, Mount Rushmore and more western South Dakota has plenty to explore. Find out everything you need to know about the area from the Black Hills and Badlands Tourism Association or you can find information on specific locations in the area below.

• Belle Fourche
• Deadwood
• Rapid City