KOA Journey campgrounds offer the perfect oasis after a day on the road. Whether it’s along the way or a quick getaway, they’ve got you covered. Located near the highways and byways of North America with long Pull-thru RV Sites, they deliver convenience to the traveling camper. Pull in, ease back and take a load off.
KOA Journey campgrounds offer the perfect oasis after a day on the road. Whether it’s along the way or a quick getaway, they’ve got you covered. Located near the highways and byways of North America with long Pull-thru RV Sites, they deliver convenience to the traveling camper. Pull in, ease back and take a load off.
I-90 Exit 399 (Cliff Ave, 3 miles east of I-29). Go north on Cliff Ave 1 block. Turn right onto Robur Drive. You will see the KOA on your right.
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Dine & Drink:
Safari Bar and Grill - Bar food; just a few miles north of the KOA. Website: https://safaribargrill.com/home/
Downtown Restaurants:
Aqua Fresh - Sandwiches and Smoothies
Blarney Stone - Irish fare; large restaurant, good for bigger parties.
Bread & Circus Sandwich Kitchen - Sandwich shop with a small collection of craft beers and great patio seating. (Close to the Falls)
Carpenter Bar - Craft cocktails, great patio, and centrally located. (No food but amazing drinks for the 21+ crowd)
CH Patisserie - Macaroons and Desserts. (A must-stop)
The Treasury on Phillips - Craft cocktails and food, in a historic bank building. (Stop in to check out the old vault!)
Sanaa's Gourmet Mediterranean - Something different. So give it a go! (Awesome location near shopping)
Parkers Bistro - An elegant restaurant with a vintage vibe; serving upscale American fare in a historic building.
Crawford's Bar & Grill - Upscale restaurant with great steaks; located across from the Carpenter. Try the Smoked Old Fashioned or the Epiphany for an interesting surprise!
High Ball - Brand new bar with craft cocktails and light eats; located next to the historic railway. (A must-stop for those 21 or over)
Icon Events + DaDa Gastro Pub - Located in a historic warehouse; this place is bound to please with interesting cocktails and fare.
Mackenzie River Pizza - Family-friendly pizza joint (along with other menu items); awesome beer list and full bar.
Minerva's - Offers the community with fresh fish, steaks, and pasta; features a full bar and over 150 excellent wines to choose from.
Harvester Kitchen by Bryan - Innovative American Cooking; a contemporary 80 seat restaurant with a focus on the time-honored belief of warm, welcoming hospitality. Chef-owned and operated.
MB Haskett - The best brunch downtown; has a great lunch, too. (Ask to sit on the back patio)
Josiah's - Great brunch, coffee, and something for everybody!
The Diner - Family-friendly; classic diner; breakfast, lunch, and dinner. (Stop there for a milkshake after looking at sculptures)
Pizza Cheeks - Stellar pizza and italian in a nostallgic style restauarant, just up the road on Minnesota. (has a small arcade for the kiddos)
Hello Hi Bar - Nostalgic and fun; tropical vibes; stop in for a fun drink. (21 Plus)
Pave - Bar food with a great, late-night crowd. (21 plus)
Sioux Falls Favorites-
Gateway Bar and Grill- Home to all the sports, known for their monster burger, go watch a game and hang out at this hidden gem by the Mall. Family owned and operated. 3408 S Gateway Blvd., Sioux Falls, SD 57106
Sioux Falls is home to some amazing beer!
Downtown Breweries-
At Falls Park, visitors can see the city's namesake as well as some of the first buildings built in Sioux Falls. Take in the beauty of the falls, while dining at Sioux Falls Overlook Cafe.
131 E Falls Park Dr.
Sioux Falls, SD 57104
As an accredited member of the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA), the Great Plains Zoo strives to fulfill four major objectives: Education, Conservation, Recreation and Discovery.
The 45-acre Great Plains Zoo features over 1000 animals from around the world, including the Asian Cat Habitat, Bear Canyon, and the new African Savannah. Also, see the popular Children's Zoo, which gives visitors a chance to interact with the animals. T
805 S Kiwanis Ave
Sioux Falls, SD 57104
Sioux Falls is home to over 80 public parks. The centrally located Falls Park is the hub of the park system and connected to many of the city's other parks via the Greenway trail corridor, which encircles the city.The City of Sioux Falls has over 80 beautiful parks in its 3,178-acre park system. Plus, the 29-mile paved Bike Trail wraps itself around the city along the Big Sioux River greenway, through scenic urban and wildlife areas. The trails are maintained for year-round outdoor enjoyment. View Our Parks Guide . Sioux Falls park system is open daily from 5 a.m. to 10 p.m. with exception to Falls Park and the Downtown River Greenway which closes at midnight.
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