Memorial Park Campground

Dakotaland Museum is located in Huron, and it is a fascinating historical museum where you can learn a lot about local history and residents. The museum offers guided educational tours, or you can explore on your own and see a lot of Depression-era memorabilia, Native American artifacts, pioneer photos, documents, newspapers, maps, and more. Other historical locations near the museum are The Pyle House Museum, a 19th-century Victorian home that belonged to the Pyle family, and The Centennial Stone Church, which is still in use, although it was built in the 19th century. Ingalls Homestead is an interactive historical museum where you can participate in various activities and learn about pioneer life on the prairie. You can drive a covered wagon, go to a class in the schoolhouse, learn hay twisting and wheat grinding, and so much more. You can also see a pony cart, corn cob doll, and various tools, among other things. This can be a half-day or a full-day visit with your family, and when you've completed your tour, you can also explore the small town of De Smet, where the museum is located. Mitchell Prehistoric Indian Village is one of the most entertaining locations for little explorers. This is the only archaeological site open to the public in South Dakota, and it has a very educational and interesting museum with engaging programs that your kids will enjoy. You can see the site, visit the museum, or try looking for new discoveries. While here, you can also visit Audrey’s Garden, where you can see about 36 species of butterflies.