Went to the sister store at 622 Main Dt Deadwood. I e cream was good and the selection of old time…read moretoys.... OUTSTANDING. Ladies behind the counter were fun. Check out the Knex ferris wheel they built!

Cute shop for souvenirs. I got postcards of the town & few other trinkets for my daughter. The…read moreemployees were friendly & helpful in helping me find gifts.

Huge incredible 3 story 1/2 a block large gallery with gorgeous crafts for sale. Beautiful…read morejewelry, beadwork, furniture, headdresses, quilts, paintings, clothing... The shop closes at 7pm or I'd still be exploring!

This was a very good find in Rapid. They truly have an amazing collection of local artwork. There…read moreare touristy souvenirs as well as local products and artwork. The left side of the store also has a ton of informative signs, pictures, and programs. The book selection was also great!

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!

What a great visitor center! It hits all the boxes-- educational, great bathrooms, drinking…read morefountains, cute apparel, unique souvenirs and honestly so much more. There was a lot in here and great for all ages. The park Rangers were there to answer any questions you had about the park. You can also stamp your national park passport! The gift shop was great, a bit crowded but such cute souvenirs. Worth the stop!

The Ben Reifel Visitor Center was named after Dakota here. Today there were lots of buses here. I…read moregot to explore the center and watch the Land of Stone & Light, a 22 minute movie. The fossil center was fascinating. We saw a scientist uncovering a skull. There was a wall of fossils found by visitors here.

We stopped by Wall Drug Cafe and tried the vanilla and chocolate donuts along with the apple pie…read moreand blueberry pie. It was a nice stop during the trip and a fun experience overall. The 5-cent dine-in coffee was a nice touch and added to the classic feel of the place. Among everything we ordered, the blueberry pie was definitely the highlight and was really good. The other items were decent as well and made for a nice quick snack break. Worth stopping by when visiting the area :)

On our way to Badlands National Park, we finally gave in to the endless Wall Drug billboards. There…read moreare so many you almost have to stop, and honestly, they worked. The place is massive and feels like it sits halfway between a classic tourist trap and a legitimate retail stop. Some sections were actually really fun to browse, and I enjoyed exploring the variety of shops. That said, seeing a lot of made-in-China merchandise was a bit of a deterrent for me. The dining options were on the pricey side, and the food quality was just okay, nothing memorable or to write home about. Overall, it's one of those iconic Americana roadside stops that's worth visiting once in your life, especially if you have time to spare and enjoy quirky travel experiences.

I lived in Rapid City for almost 30 years, and I always loved going to Farmer's Daughter whenever…read morewe would go to Hill City, whether we were showing visiting friends and family around The Hills, or just having dinner at the Alpine Inn. My husband and I spent oodles of dollars there over the years. I have since moved from the area, and on a recent visit "back home," I was dismayed at the changes to what used to be a charming little store, and a real gem in the Black Hills. The business was recently sold, and the new owners have turned it into a pitiful version of the charming business it was for years and years. They got rid of all of the vintage antiques. They now devote almost half of the store to fabric and quilting supplies. It's ironic that they carry such a vast amount of kitschy made-in-China crap, especially when so much of it touts ultra-right conservative, "patriotic" sentiment. I left the store feeling disappointed, offended, and just downright sad. Because I still have family in the Black Hills, I will come back often for visits, but will never spend another dollar in the store I once loved.

This place is worth the stop when racing through Hill City. If her signs don't bring laughs to your…read morebelly, you might consider making an appointment with a therapist! We bought a slightly off-color placard, and while chatting with the proprietor, learned that the saying was something her husband's grandmother used to say. Stop by and get the whole story!

The Wild Rose is always a joy to shop in. The seasonable decor sets the tone for a memorable…read moreshopping experience!

Great selection of shirts, especially if you're looking for the eclectic. Location is right in…read morethere with shops of it's kind so you can browse until you come across this place, then do your buying. Friendly and helpful employees.

Friendly staff, really good coffee!!! Great find in a small town!! Hours of operation are unusual…read morebut well worth stopping if you want great coffee.

While stopping in South Dakota on my road trip from Connecticut we took a pit stop and visited…read moreGinnys for breakfast. The food was so delicious and I am obsessed with the coffee! Thankful we took a little detour and stopped here for breakfast. If I am ever in the area again I will for sure be back here. I recommend anyone going to badlands should check this place out!

A must see store if your into wildlife/hunting/animals. The owner has an impressive selection of…read morehides, antlers, souvenirs, and taxidermy. Prices are fair and the products are quality. The owner was very friendly in answering our questions and very prideful in his shop. I would love to visit this shop again and recommend you visit too!

Claw Antler & Hide is an absolute gem if you're interested in natural materials for your home or…read morecrafts and taxidermy. The store is packed full of different animals in different mounts. Various tables and racks of natural, authentic supplies for crafts and jewelry. Various buffalo, cow and goat hides for sale as well. We will certainly be back next time we visit Custer!