This is a place you could easily spend more than a couple hours here…read more If you can get a hold of a rapid city visitors book (available at the visitors center or a stand with pamphlets for things to do in the area) look for a coupon. I found one after we had gone that would have given us a free pony ride with the purchase of a children's entry. BUT save your receipt as you can enter again within three days. The farm itself is very clean and the staff very friendly and helpful. Our kiddos LOVED this place! You do pay extra for feed, pony rides (four/five laps around the arena) , or train rides. The pig race was fun to watch. They even encourage kids to guess which will win. Our kids loved watching and cheering for their pick to win. We spent some time around the playground as well. They had covered shelters around the playground so you can supervise your kids in the shade. There are restrooms on the grounds as well as in the gift shop. We didn't use the ones on the grounds, but the ones in the soft shop were very clean. We would visit again! All the animals were super friendly as well. (LOTS OF CUTE BABIES!) You can tell the staff cares and works hard to keep things clean.

If I could give this place 10 stars, I would in a heartbeat!…read more First of all, the service is always phenomenal. I am from North Dakota, so this isn't too far from home for me, but even if I lived across the country I would make a trip here at least once a year! Plus, how can you resist free range baby goats and sheep? The absolute best, and an instant mood lifter. My husband and I have been here probably a handful of times and I still get just as excited to make the trip here as I did the first time I ever went. We took our daughter, who is 18 months old, and it was the perfect first family trip we could have taken. It's fun for both children of all ages and adults! The price is even reasonable at roughly $19 per person and you can even buy a cup with feed for the animals at only $6. If you don't want to buy a cup for $6 they also have multiple feed dispensers that are 25¢ for a small handful. Once you walk out the door you are immersed into a whole farm experience. There are multiple animals that roam free -- such as chickens, goats, sheep, and even turkeys! You can feed them and even pet them (which I think is the best part) They have bathrooms available for people to use if needed, even pavilions for you to have a picnic. Most of the animals are in pens (excluding the few free-roaming ones) and some of the pens you can even go in and really get the whole petting zoo experience by being with the animals. They have pig races, baby goats with their mamas, and even baby bottle-fed cows, as well as baby chicks you can pet! This place will always hold a special place in my heart and is has been a favorite of mine, and now that my daughter also loves it, I will definitely be back and will recommend it to the whole world!!

OMG! What can I say, other than it was just jaw dropping and amazing. So grateful to have been able…read moreto visit this wonderful national monument. It was so packed at night for the night lighting. Such a wonderful time to be had by all.

Our day on Sheridan Lake with Eazy E was nothing short of epic. Erik has a beautiful, well-stocked…read morepontoon and was so prepared for our large group of four adults and 5 children ranging in age from 6-11, and we caught at least 100 fish on our four-hour trip! Erik was so patient with the children and set them up for success but also gave the more experienced fisherman on the trip great guidance so they could learn and enjoy the experience too. The only negative is that I don't think our children will ever top this fishing trip in their lifetimes and will forever try to replicate this experience. We are so grateful for this once in a lifetime trip in the Black Hills and cannot recommend it highly enough. Thank you Erik!!

Eric is a true fisherman and an excellent guide. He took really good care of us for an afternoon of…read morefishing on Lake Sheridan. He knows where to find the fish and gave us several techniques that we didn't previously know due to our amateur status of fishing. We caught four rainbow trout and a whole bunch of bluegill, but most importantly we had a great day with Eric. His boat is immaculate and he sent us home with beautifully cleaned filets!! Yum!

Best Dojo in town! Everyone is awesome here. The people here are like family and the classes are…read morefantastic. If you want to learn how to do real Martial Arts this is the place to do it!

Effective but the people are overly defensive and disrespectful. They act strongly on emotion which…read moretells me they fail to completely understand what they teach. Self control is obviously a huge issue here and I do not recommend this place to children because of that.

Only advantage really is this club is closest to me. Themonthly costs are higher than most clubs…read morewhen one considers the amenities. I can join local PF club Deluxe Membership for $49 annual fee, $10 sign-up and $25/month with no contract and much better facility and amenities.

Nice, but mostly sized and themed towards the little kids. Eleven year old grandkid asked to go…read moreto a park since it was such a nice spring day. This park was close by so we gave it a try. Except for the swings, the 11 year old is too tall for everything there. That said, it's a pretty good park for the younger kids and there were many of them there under the watchful eyes of the parents in the area. A couple of shaded picnic tables helped make it more palatable for the adults in our group. While I'd recommend this park, we are unlikely to return simply as a result of age related utility.

Excellent rink. Nice staff. Very clean. See this world class facility.read more

I feel that this is an underused and underrated set of hiking trails in Rapid City. Anyone who's…read moresemi- local or has driven on the ever busy Omaha street knows about M Hill- where the large white letters "sMd" were created to give wave to the School of Mines in Rapid. What many don't know as well or maybe simply forget or don't think about is that you can pretty easily climb to the top of M Hill and see out over all of Rapid- it's pretty incredible at any time of year! Where we parked there was a map showing the dozens of trails that zig zag these sets of hills, and though it seems a little outdated taking a picture of it and referencing it really helped us to know where we were going and not get lost, so I'd obviously recommend doing that. There are also little stakes in the ground at intervals that tell you what trail you are on or what one is about to start, so if you actually pay attention to those and keep an eye on the map you shouldn't get lost easily. There are kind of two main ways to get to the top of M Hill- and easy way and a hard way. We took the harder way up, which is much more scenic, and the easier way down. The easier way you walk right towards the golf course and make a turn before you hit the bridge across the creek. This is such a great way to get outdoors and exercise, without being too crazy exhausting! With stopping and resting and enjoying the view, it took us about an hour and ten round trip to the top and back. Highly recommend!