An Unexpected Attraction In Rapid City
Rapid City is known for many things such as the City of Presidents, a series of president statues dispersed across the corners of the downtown district, or being the gateway to Mount Rushmore due t
City Tour
Dahl Arts Center
Explore the premier western South Dakota arts center for contemporary visual arts, arts education and performing arts.
Sioux Park
Throughout the year, residents and visitors can enjoy perfectly manicured soccer fields, up-to-date tennis and racquetball courts, basketball courts and even a swimming pool in the summer.
A Vacation That Won’t Break The Bank
Vacations have a habit of putting quite the dent in your bank account, but getting away and experiencing a new beautiful destination is important for all generations. The solution?
The Journey Museum & Learning Center
Take a journey through time at this unique museum with many interactive displays, including geology, paleontology, archaeology, Native American culture and pioneer history of the Black Hills.
COVID-19 Update
Storybook Island
Free children's park that is open Memorial weekend through Labor Day. Come see your favorite storybook characters and ride the train. Donations are greatly appreciated!
Museum of Geology
Everyone is invited to tour this free museum to explore the world around them going back more than 500 million years! Come to the complete skeletal fossils of mammals, marine reptiles, fish, and dinosaurs that roamed South Dakota.
Memorial Park/ Berlin Wall Exhibit
Located on Rapid Creek adjacent to The Monument (formerly known as the Rushmore Plaza Civic Center), Memorial Park is the center of Rapid City.
