Known for its natural mineral springs, Hot Springs is a hotspot for rest and renewal for locals and visitors alike. The town sits at the southern edge of the Black Hills, where the sandstone cliffs and warm spring waters create an open landscape that feels distinctly different from the pine-covered terrain found throughout the rest of the Hills.
No matter how you want to spend your day, from relaxation to adventure, you’ll find the perfect option in Hot Springs.
Moccasin Springs, located next to the Burdette House, is a beautifully restored historic property that is known for its tranquil atmosphere and soaking pools. The pools each feature their own temperature and setting and are surrounded by stonework, gardens, and quiet spaces that allow you to fully unwind.
If you’re looking for a kid-friendly day at the pool, head to Evans Plunge Mineral Springs, one of the region’s top destinations for family fun. The attraction’s kiddie pools, water slides, and swing rings will keep the little ones happy, while hot soaking tubs, a steam room, sauna, and workout space add value for the adults.
The Mammoth Site is another beloved Black Hills attraction that is a must-stop during your stay in Hot Springs. Home to the largest concentration of Colombian mammoth remains in the world, a tour is sure to astound those of all ages.
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Whether you’re looking for a quick bite or an elevated dining experience, you’ll find exactly what you’re searching for in Hot Springs.
Start your day with fresh coffee and a hearty breakfast from one of the local cafés located a short walk or drive from the Burdette House, including the Dragonfly Restaurant at Moccasin Springs, Springs Lodge & Café, Mornin’ Sunshine Coffee House & Catering, Upper Crust Cafe, and Wandering Bison Coffee.
For lunch and dinner, Hot Springs boasts a diverse range of options, from tacos and burritos at Jalapeños grill and Smokehouse Sports Bar and Grill, Pakistani fare at Silk Road Experience, fresh, unique pies from Big Time Pizza, and elevated classics from Whiskey River. Looking for a sweet treat for dessert? Add a stop to Two Cows Creamery & Bistro for ice cream made from scratch!
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Downtown Hot Springs is filled with boutique shops, art galleries, and specialty stores where you can find everything from handcrafted goods to souvenirs you won’t find anywhere else.
To browse art by local artists, pay a stop to Art House, Chautauqua Artisans Market, and Hot Springs Makers Market for an eclectic mix of art in all mediums.
Shop one-of-a-kind pieces and quality clothing at boutiques like Dakota Cowgirl, JQ Clothing, and Red Dirt & Pearls Boutique.
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