Angostura Recreation Area is a water-lover's haven with breathtaking scenic views. Offering crystal clear waters, 36 miles of shoreline, and some of the finest sandy beaches in the state. The area boasts many water sports and summer fun activities - Swimming, boating, biking, fishing, camping, disc golf, playgrounds, volleyball, stand up paddle boarding, picnic areas, bicycling, walking, running.

A local secret, Brookside is situated off South River Street along the Freedom Trail. With newly installed playground equipment and shoreline access to the Fall River for swimming, Brookside is quite the destination.

Hot Springs' largest park, Butler Park features baseball and soccer fields, a skate park, Playground, tennis courts, a basketball court, horseshoe pits and two picnic shelters. Located on the south end is the Hot Springs Public Library.

Looking for an outdoor place for swimming in pleasantly warm water? Cascade Falls is the place for you.

The unofficial town square. Centennial is home to numerous events throughout the year including the Main Street Arts & Crafts Festival in June. Centennial Park conveniently sits between many historic downtown shops and the Freedom Trail, just down the way from Kidney Springs and the Chamber of Commerce Depot Visitor Center.

Cottonwood Springs Dam, SD was constructed to reduce flood damages in the Fall River Basin. Located just 5 miles west of Hot Springs on U.S. Highway 18 and nestled in the rugged hills and evergreen trees of the southern Black Hills, Cottonwood Springs Lake is the place to go for nature lovers. This recreation area offers primitive camping only (no hookups), hiking, fishing (only electric motors), and picnicking.

Names in honor of those that served, the Freedom Trail is a multi-use, mile-long, paved trail following the Fall River that connects four different park areas. Be sure to have your camera ready as the trail is filled with shutter-worthy sights including wildlife, a Veteran's themed mural and other scenery that is sure to catch your eye.

The George S. Mickelson Trail is a rail trail in the Black Hills region of South Dakota. The main trail route extends 108.8 miles, from Edgemont to Deadwood, with approximately nine miles of additional branch trails. Good for hiking, biking or walking the trail offers beautiful scenery not always visible from the highway.

Surrounded by a rock cliff and large sandstone boulders, Lower Chautauqua offers a swing set and picnic area with grills.

A popular and scenic location for weddings, family reunions, and other gatherings. Upper Chautauqua Park offers a large picnic shelter, scenic rock walls, access to the Fall River and picnic tables and grills.