Came here as a recommendation due to the fact that they have $5 kids meals and I was with quite a…read morefew kids. The casino itself is not like a Vegas casino.. it was pretty empty and not lively. The restaurant was pretty vacant as well. It appeared they had potential for a buffet but no food in it. The food, aside from kids meals, was actually expensive. $11 for a burger and fries.. in South Dakota? The bison burger was a frozen patty and was nothing to brag about. In fact, I make bigger and better bison burgers myself. I had a bite of the Indian taco which was quite good.. and big.. so I would recommend this as it is not something you get to try everywhere you go. Service was kind of slow. Anyways.. I probably wouldn't recommend this place unless you want a kids meal.

We had a great time delicious country fried steak best I've ever had didn't stay at the motel so I…read morecan't talk about that stay in our RV in the parking lot great place friendly people

This museum has a bit of everything. It's a place clearly run off of love of local volunteers for…read morethe community. They cover homestead to the first Macintosh. It's a good place to bring a family and let everyone go look at what they think is interesting. Their volunteers are also very kind and happy to help. If a building is locked up they'll unlock it for you. Just gotta ask and maybe you'll accidentally get a private tour of the place . They mentioned in fall they have some events too so if you're interested give them a call for details.

So many things! We just spent a couple of hours and really enjoyed the diversity of the exhibits. A…read morelittle something for everyone. The docent had such interesting information.

Best Burger and fries I have had in a long time. Waitress was very nice and knows her business…read more Recommended highly

The folks running the Stateline Casino are as accommodating and decent as you will ever find…read more Anywhere. A regular stop on the way to / from Sturgis; they've let us hang out, gamble, have cold beer, and don the dreaded helmets for the trek through NE. On the way home they always ask how our trip was and allow some medicinal imbibing to quell the shakes. Their Bloody Mary is a thing to behold. Simply amazing. And if you are lucky enough to have the adorable barmaid make it - her smiling persona helps soothe a hungover soul. As an unexpected bonus; the owner has a FREE helmet check service. Leave it there on your way up, pick it up on your way back. Great folks in an otherwise oppressive state.

We were able to catch the Sunday matinée after church today. One of my kids watched the Blue Beetle…read moreand me and my other son watched the Meg 2. All the staff were incredible polite. The theater was clean. While we were in our movie the ac was working incredible well, prices were so affordable AND the owner gave both of my kids movie posters! This was the absolute best theater experience we have EVER had and we plan to be back every Sunday.

Better call to make sure it is open....... We drove way out of our way to go and they CLOSED LAST…read moreWEEK! Lady at counter was so cold almost made me shiver as we walked out! She could have at least gave us a brochure instead of the stink eye!

Knowledgeable and welcoming staff! The two-level museum gives a great overview of the history Fort…read moreRobinson. The gift shop is stocked with many different books on Nebraskans history as well as gifts for little ones.

**June 2025: Sunday Morning Visit**…read more The city of Chadron is very quaint, but this Museum had a lot of really great artifacts and displays. I loved seeing many of the Native American tools, clothes, and ceremonial items as well as learning about gun powder, the different furs and . It was also really eye opening to learn about the fur trade and the way of living back in the day. This is a Small-Mediumish sized museum that's really well arranged. I spent about 90 minutes reading everything, watched the 10 minute video, and checked out the outside fur trade post reproduction as well as the gift shop. For $6 Adult Admission I think it was a great place to check out!

Went Aug 2025 and firstly the closing hour is 5pm in the summer and 4pm in the winter. The museum…read morevolunteer we talked to hadn't heard of Yelp so I don't expect the hours to be adjusted here. My family and I enjoyed the visit but from a historical perspective we would have liked to seen more native history in fur trade from before the settlers. They had a few panels addressing it but we personally would have liked more. They have a AAA discount for entry. The museum mostly covers 1600-1900 but 1800s primarily. As a blacksmith it was really nice to see many iron and blade works up close. It was fun to see they had antique pieces and furs to buy in the gift shop which made it unique to a museum gift shop.

The Heritage Center is an amazing hole-in-the-wall Native American fine arts gallery, museum,…read morecultural center and gift shop located in the historic mission building on the campus of Red Cloud Indian School. The Center hosts The Red Cloud Indian Art Show, an annual nationally-recognized fine arts exhibition with a wide variety of pieces from emerging and seasoned Native American artists. The show really falls in line with the other greats like Santa Fe Indian Arts Market, Heard Arts Market, Eiteljorg, and others - you won't be disappointed. It always takes place from early June through early August. The authenticity of the work, art show, and items in the gift shop are outstanding. Being part of the 125+ year old Red Cloud Indian School - named for the famous Oglala Lakota war chief whose grave sits on a hill overlooking the Center - The Heritage Center is part of their nonprofit. This means that the price you pay for gifts goes to support local artist initiatives, art programs for youth, and to support the school system directly - which boasts some amazing statistics for their Lakota students. And with all this, admission is FREE - a huge bonus for me! (but donations are welcome to support the cause). PRO TIP: ask for a free tour and if you're lucky (and you ask) they might show you the back room where they store their massive 10,000 piece historic collection with items from the early 1800's though present day. They told me they recently sent pieces off to The National Museum of the American Indian!! Full disclosure - I do work with people who work there and they've totally won me over - but I'm sure if you visit, they'll win you over too!