Nice campground with direct access to the trails. Can rent UTVs right at the location…read more One morning, we woke up to cows throughout the campground among the campers and just outside our door.

I normally do not post but I own a business and we want to know how our service is. This is our 2nd…read moretime to Mystic Hills. 1st time service at main office was OK at best. This trip we had 14 people in our group. We got there about 6:30ish. A prime rib special was to run from 4:00-8:00. I understa d they were out of it. We ordered a pizza instead. Our group ordered at 1 time. We ordered a total of 5 pizzas. Our hole group had eaten their pizzas and we had not received ours yet. I was told they only have 4 pizza ovens. We ordered a deluxe pizza and that takes longer to cook. We asked for our pizza to go then. Unfortunately when we got back to our cabin it was not the pizza we ordered. Yes it was a deluxe but was not thin crust as ordered. Server was very rude about the whole ordeal. We will not be staying here again!

Loved the view the pilot and the adventure going with it. We loved the explanations of all the…read moreplaces and him being himself and seeing and understanding all these beautiful landmarks.

Amazing time !!! Staff is great - from checking us in to flying us over. Kids had a terrific time…read moreand want to go again. Definitely recommend.

We really enjoyed this place. It was our first time for a lot of the attractions there, including…read moremy very first zipline. We did the smaller zipline which was perfect for my first time. My only complaint is that it needs more shade and maybe some fans. We didn't get to do everything we wanted because it was so darn hot. I also wish they had more ride photos. But I'm a big picture nerd. I would recommend getting the wrist band. It's $62 for adults but it includes everything except food and water. Fyi- if you have a hard time getting around your best option is the chair lift the the top. It truly is beautiful up there. But again not handicap friendly.

Highly recommended. Love the ski lift going up and the alpine slide coming down. Staff was very…read morehelpful. The view was amazing. If we didn't get there too late I would have repeated the lift and slide till I get tired of it. So affordable

They stayed open a few minutes after they closed to help us out. Great selection of clothes and…read moresuper helpful staff!! Support them!

Outdoorsmen Beware: This shop is addicting…read more Every time I come here, I just want to buy everything. They have athletic clothes, hats, water bottles, travel/day packs, hiking/running shoes in all the well-known brands, in addition to a good selection of climbing gear. I was especially surprised that they had climbing shoes for my tiny Women's size 6 feet. Peyton was super friendly and helpful with finding the right size and fit for my first pair. I ended up getting some Scarpas from the Clearance Cave downstairs for only $66 :,) The Clearance Cave has tons of clothing and shoe options by the way, but especially for the less common sizes so definitely don't forget to check it out. Granite Sports has a very good moderate-sized inventory, and one of the best options for climbing gear. I drove all the way out here from Rapid for climbing shoes, and I was very satisfied. I'll definitely be back for my next pair.

We decided on the Badlands Sunset and Stargazing tour with XO. Our tour guide Dan (retired Dan)…read morewas phenomenal. We are in our 70's and Dan was so perfect for us. He knew so much about the Badlands. We learned so much that we never would have known if we just drove through on our own. He was a scout master and he comes prepared with his camera with lenses that take beautiful close up pictures that we never would have gotten on our own. He will take pictures of whatever you want. We were picked up at 3:15 and dropped off at 11:30! We even stopped on the way at Wall Drug. The day we went, unfortunately , the weather was not aligning with the night sky we needed to see the stars which is something no one has control over. But the sunset was beautiful and the Badlands did not disappoint so I got over my no star night. My husband said a few times to me, this is well worth the money. He was just the greatest and Aimee the owner was very much updating us about the details and they brought snacks and a huge sub sandwich. I am attaching some pictures but they are ones that I took. I haven't been able to save his pictures in my photos yet. I'm not great at figuring this tech stuff out. P.S. we saw so many bison really up close.

If you're considering a trip to South Dakota, stop looking around and book with My XO Adventures…read more Daniel was our tour guide --he is truly one of a kind. Our tour took us through some of the most breathtaking locations, including Mount Rushmore, the Badlands, and so many hidden gems we never would have known about without him. We also went to Wyoming and saw Devils tower and beautiful frozen waterfalls. But what made this trip amazing wasn't just the scenery, it was Daniel himself. From the moment we started, it was clear that Daniel goes above and beyond for his guests. He thought of everything--water, coffee, snacks, chargers, binoculars--literally everything we could have needed. He is like a walking encyclopedia, sharing history, stories, and fascinating details that made each location come alive. We never felt rushed; instead, he took his time to make sure the experience was all about us. One of the most memorable highlights was something completely unplanned--stargazing in the Badlands. Living near a city, I never get to see the stars like that. But out there, I saw shooting stars, the Milky Way, and even satellites. It was absolutely magical, and it wouldn't have happened without Daniel. He even brought his camera and took stunning photos, which he sent to us at the end of the day--such an amazing touch! This wasn't just a vacation--Daniel said something that really stuck to me, it was a reminder to slow down and reconnect with life and nature (I have a high stress career and always looking to disconnect). The beauty of South Dakota was unforgettable, but without Daniel, we wouldn't have enjoyed it nearly as much as we did. If you're on the fence about booking with My XO Adventures, just do it, It's SO worth it, and you'll walk away with memories that will last a lifetime. Thank you, Daniel, for making this one of the best trips I've ever had!

Flight was great and our pilot was amazing…read more Booking online was smooth. We did get bumped day of multiple times for an almost 1.5 hour wait from our booking time with multiple groups jumping ahead of us for no apparent reason. For over $400 booking times need to be exact and honored.

Was super excited to book a 25 minutes tour over Mt. Rushmore and Crazy Horse, hoping to get up…read moreclose views. If that's your expectation, you will be disappointed. The views are way far and you will mostly see trees. The view of the monuments were better at the park. I couldn't get any pictures because we were so far. We were able to get closer to crazy horse. The pilots and employees were great, and the ride was nice... however I was disappointed with what we got to see for the price we paid!!!

Maybe not worth $12 per person. Hike includes use of map. Trail is pleasant and easy although…read moremarkers are weathered and neglected. Many petrified logs readily visible. Good vistas of surrounding area. Before the hike we were shown a recently produced TV video which starts out with a science-based explanation of petrification. It then spends far more time on an alternative and self-described "better" explanation, ie the cause being the biblical flood of Noah's Ark six thousand years ago. The museum is old and has many interesting rocks, fossils, etc, with science-based descriptions and timelines. Probably a recent addition is a biblical flood based timeline. There is a wide assortment of attractive minerals, etc for sale at quite reasonable prices.

This is a "mom & pop" run business. I went as a walk in…read morevisitor just for the petrified forest. The way the place is structured so that, you visit the gift shop first and pay for the entry. All the products appropriately relate to the rocks. Then you enter a movie room for an 18 minute movie...but I skipped the movie. Next I visited the museum. It is obviously built by a very gifted hobbyist. It would take days to truly examine every rock. It is very well organized and made with the viewer in mind. Then you exit to the head of the trail. The trail begins with a set of steps going down. You are provided with a laminated map that shows where the trail goes in which direction. Due to my physical disabilities, I followed the trail backwards over a wooden bridge. I saw the last piece of large petrified wood, number 25, and traveled in up to number 20. There is a rock shop at the end of the trail. There are a lot of options to buy things but prices are actually reasonable. The owners are very trusting, helpful and upfront about everything.

awesome service people were very nice and polite and helpful and they let me make sure the knife…read morewas the one I wanted so they get five stars

I went to this business to see about getting an auto pocket knife. I guess I should have…read moreresearched a bit more since I paid, after "sales price" and mil discount, $72 for a S&W Extreme Ops, mdl SW50BTS. Can be found on the web for $42 shipped. Lesson learned. Will try to get a refund tomorrow when I attempt to return the item. Otherwise, the sales person was very friendly.