Had business in Sioux Falls and played a round at Prairie Green. Beautiful course although a little…read morebeat up on a few holes. Slightly difficult due to lots of sand and some water. What made the experience great though was the cart girl mikayla. She was funny and friendly and always made sure i had a cold one in my hand. Great customer service.

One of Sioux Falls' best public courses. Links style golf that is very playable. Not too tight,…read morebut still can be challenging when the wind is blowing.

Stand up paddle board, SUP class 101 was great! Cassandra explained everything great and was easy…read moreto follow along with. Felt very comfortable getting in the water with the prep we had on land. Learning where to stand and some visuals on the center of the board were very helpful. Can't believe we were able to make it around the lake our first time out! Highly recommend, I feel confident maneuvering around and turning with their techniques, thanks a bunch! Highly recommend to anyone who wants to try SUP :)

This is a three rink year round ice plex. This is located in the Sanford sports complex. The rinks…read moreare available for hockey, figure skating, birthday parties, lessons and some open public skate. The ice is nicely groomed. There is a skate shop with rentals, concessions and a large changing area. I highly recommend this place for year round fun.

Amazing facility. Really nice staff. Building is really clean and well maintained…read more One drawback, shower...they seem to only have them in half the locker rooms and they were down for maintenance. But the awesome staff said the boys could use the refs room shower after stick time. So nice since it was just a stop on our road trip. Great job taking care of your business.

I've played more than seventy golf courses during my lifetime. I have never played on a course…read morewhere the first cut is more than three inches tall.And you can almost lose a ball in it. I've also never played where sand traps have railroad ties on the side of them. The party ahead of us was a five some. I hit a ball over two hundred and seventy yards down the fairway, and it went over the slope the five son circled back and apparently picked up my ball. They run the sprinklers down the fairway.So when you do hit a ball, you have to wait for the sprinklers, to clear, run out, grab your ball and take it off to the side. The course superintendent much be a moron. I won't be back

My home course. I really like it. Great to walk. Some great wide open holes as well as some more…read morenarrow.

When we have been in the past, lines have been short, and very beautiful view especially at sunset…read more But I would not recommend purchasing tickets ahead of time even at a discount, if you live out of town. Their hours are too inconsistent. Two days ago it said tubing open that day and the previous day (both weekdays, and no times listed) - weekend hours TBD, last chance to go tubing. Tonight (Friday) at 9:15 p.m. it said their last day was 2/13 4-9 p.m. and then closed for the season 2/14 (which would be the weekend). Similar inconsistencies with hours when trying to go previous seasons. Last weekend varies drastically. Weekend hours just not consistent enough for out-of-town people to plan around, even throughout the season.

Most people think of Great Bear for only skiing, but they are open in the summer too. They have a…read morenetwork of hiking trails. Some go right to the top of the ski hills which give great views of the city. You can see downtown. We live hiking here on the groomed trails. There are tons of trees so you can enjoy some shade as you hike. Try this place in the summer and you won't be sorry!

I'm visiting from out of state with my sister and 3.5 year old nephew. As you can imagine, ten days…read morein a small town (we're staying in Crooks) with a child is... challenging sometimes. We discovered the playground at Jacobson Plaza within the first two days here and thank goodness, because it is fantastic. There are three different play structures and even smaller play areas for even younger children. From what a local resident told me, it only opened within the last year, and you can tell. Everything is in great shape and is obviously up to every safety code. There are three of those little zip line tracks as well which, let me tell you, are fun for everyone- kids and adults. It's really cool to watch everyone play together. On the other side of a fence is the Falls, next to it is a splash pad and next to that is a Grill- all within the same safe, spacious parking lot. So when you're done playing and are hungry, check out the grill, and then across the street get some cotton candy at The Candy Cloud Factory. Your kid will love it here, and there's plenty of seats with awnings for parents (and aunts!)

It'll be fun, they said. It's awesome, they said. Truth was further than what was described on the…read morepages of Facebook and on the photos from Ultrasignup. I wanted to run in South Dakota for my 2nd round - 50 states marathon quest, but wanted to patronize other races and places in the state I'm targeting instead of repeating the one I already done. New experiences define us and discovery helps broaden our horizons. With that said, I decided to sign up for The Blood Run @ The Good Earth Farm in Lennox, South Dakota on Labor Day weekend 2023. The only problem with test was that this year the temperature stayed high to the point where it was maxed out at 100°F as the high temperature of the day. Needless to say that it's tempered my experience here just a little bit, but I may go with that and ended up racking up mileage I needed during the evening and early morning hours of the event, which my headlamp purchased on Amazon a month prior to race day, was priceless. The prices for the 24 hour race was substantial, which I think was around $150. The race also has a 36 hour, 12 hour, six hour, and three hour grace in conjunction with my race: the 24 hour. Upon arrival to The Good Earth Farm, my friend and I set up along the course with a pop up tent and I quickly changed into my gear in the near 100 degree temps, thinking it wasn't that bad. After a 1.5 mile loop in that heat, I ended up having to sit in the shade to cool off and drank a lot of water. I had to wait till sunset before things got cooler. Once that happened, I grabbed my headlamp and off I went with a friend. I carried my headlamp with me along the course until nightfall. It didn't really get dark until after 8pm, which was when the fun really started. The overall experience here at the 2023 Blood Run @ The Good Earth Farm in Lennox, South Dakota was interesting and fun at the same time. We didn't expect that the temperatures would linger past Labor Day Weekend, but we had to make do with what Mother Nature gave us. The course was essentially a 1.5 mile loop around farmland with farm animals locked in their pens. You really don't smell anything when doing the loops, which was good for me. They have a fully loaded aid station after coming thru every loop. Along with cold water, electrolyte drinks, and many other foods and snacks you'd find in a spread for ultra marathon events. At night was fun since you get to see people wear head lamps. It was freaky at first like some aliens was walking around, but if you get familiar with night running and ultra distances, these are definitely a familiar occurrence especially at night and early morning when you need light to see in the darkness. There was a crew of enthusiastic volunteers who kept track of our laps as we came thru the check point. I got to know them as the event wore on. The event was awesome for what it is. Short loops so you don't think you're going too far, but at the same time, it's a way for race officials to come save you if something were to happen and they can get to you quicker. Running a race on farmland is different but a mile is a mile no matter how you measure it. New running friends and old running friends. It's all good here in Lennox, South Dakota. Definitely recommend this one if you are an endurance junkie, trying for your first ultra distance, and / or like me, running your 50 states marathon or half marathon and need South Dakota for your collection. The Blood Run is sanctioned at The Good Earth Farm in Lennox, South Dakota. I've been told its an animal rescue farm, where the owners stage the annual ultra endurance event, since they are former runners. Registration is held online months before the event, as obviously accept major credit cards for online registration. These kinds of races aren't cheap, since they provide enough support and aid for the duration of the event - up to 36 hours depending on which event you sign up for. I guess I lucked out this year since the temperatures soared into the upper 90's, touching 100 degrees during the still summer time highs during Labor Day weekend. Hopefully in subsequent years, the temps won't be as severe as it was in 2023. As far as parking, come here early enough to secure parking. You're likely will be camping out early enough to ensure you'll be able to start on time. It helps to have a friend drive you around like how I did, but you're best to drive since you'll be in rural South Dakota anyway. For the most part though, the enjoyment of the course during the night time was nice, dipping down into the low 60's and windy although I had to watch where I was going and be wary of anything that popped up in front of me. Thankfully nothing happened in South Dakota. It's a great ultra to dip your toes in. It's in South Dakota and your closest commercial airport would be in Sioux Falls. 5.0 stars for the overall experience. Support local! A+

This place is a dream for parents of small children. Lots to do, but a small, well designed space -…read moreso you can see your child almost no matter where they are. Safe, clean play space. I will come back again and again. There's a barn, grocery store, cafe, "track," and indoor playground. Free coffee and some places to sit at tables.

Awesome play in good or bad weather…read more We have taken our grand kids here several times. It is well laid out and easy to see the kids where every they are playing. It is great to have someplace to take them in bad or hot weather. It is clean, staff is nice and I hope that they will vary the activities by adding and changing things occasionally to help keep it fresh and interesting. There are certainly bigger indoor play places we have taken them, but this place is just right for now. Parents need to chill, kids ask questions, get hurt, run around, scream and make messes, it all good. Don't be so uptight!