Badlands National Park encompasses over 240,000 acres of land comprised of eroded buttes, spires and protected mixed-grass prairie. Located near Wall, the park's designated wilderness area is home to deer, bison, bighorn sheep, prairie dogs pronghorn and black-footed ferrets. The park was declared a National Monument in 1929 and established as a National Park in 1978.

The Stronghold Unit's 133,000 acre portion of the park is co-managed by the National Park Service and the Oglala Lakota Tribe. Visit this beautiful park and join in one of the ranger-led programs to learn more about its rich history. Bring along your hiking boots to trek on one of the several park hiking trails and be sure to pack plenty of drinking water. After a day of exploration in this unique Badlands region land, check into a comfortable Best Western guest room, to enjoy excellent guest services and accommodations.