The One-Of-A-Kind Park In South Dakota Where You Can See Wild Burros Up Close
Catherine Armstrong
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South Dakota’s Custer State Park is brimming with wildlife. From bison to prairie dogs, you’ll see all kinds of animals in their natural habitat. If you take the Wildlife Loop Road, you’ll see another kind of wild animal and it’s both quirky and charming. Here’s more on how you can get up-close-and-personal with the Custer State Park begging burros.
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What are the best state parks in South Dakota?
There's nothing quite as unique as the South Dakota landscape. Brimming with beautiful scenery and wildlife, the Mount Rushmore State is famous for its parks. If you're wondering which state parks are the most beautiful, we've got you covered. Naturally, Custer State Park is at the top of the list. In addition to its begging burros, this park is also renowned for its historic sites, stunning scenic drives, and exquisite campgrounds.
Next up on the list would be Newton Hills State Park in Canton. Part of the Coteau des Prairies, this state park is home to more than 200 unique species of birds. Some other state parks in South Dakota that belong on your radar include Lake Herman State Park in Madison, Palisades State Park in Garretson, Bear Butte State Park in Sturgis, Sica Hollow State Park in Sisseton, Hartford Beach State Park in Corona, Snack Creek Recreation Area in Platte, Oakwood Lakes State Park in Bruce, and Rocky Point Recreation Area in Belle Fourche. For more information, check out our list of the most beautiful state parks in South Dakota.
Does South Dakota have any hidden gems?
South Dakota is brimming with hidden gems. In fact, we've even put together a road trip itinerary that will take you to the most beautiful hidden gems in the state. Some of the destinations along the way include Nicollet Tower in Sisseton, Ward's Store and Bakery in De Smet, Mary Jo Wegner Arboretum in Sioux Falls, Chamberlain Information Center, Grey Goose Store & Social Club in Pierre, South Dakota Air and Space Museum in Box Elder, and Outdoor Campus West in Rapid City. How many of these hidden gems in South Dakota have you visited?