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Best Western Plains Motel
712 Glenn Street, Wall, South Dakota 57790Phone: 605/279-2145 | Fax: 605/279-2977
Stay at this Wall, South Dakota hotel and enjoy convenient access to Badlands National Park, National Grasslands Visitor Center and Minuteman Missile Site.
Welcome to the Best Western Plains Motel where guests will receive personalized service and find unbeatable amenities for an affordable price. Whether traveling for business or for pleasure, guests staying at this National Badlands area hotel will enjoy well-appointed guest rooms featuring cable satellite television with HBO® and Showtime and free high-speed Internet access. Start the day off right with a complimentary continental breakfast. For added comfort and convenience, guests can choose to take a dip in the indoor/outdoor swimming pool complex or work out in on-site fitness room.
Spend an afternoon enjoying the great outdoors at Badlands National Park. Visit the awe-inspiring Mount Rushmore. Tour the nearby Wild West Wax Museum. To make touring Wall, South Dakota even easier, the National Grasslands Visitor Center is located just minutes away from the hotel. History fanatics will especially enjoy being situated so close to the Minuteman Missile Site. Less than a mile away is a variety of great shopping including Wall Drug Store. The Best Western Plains Motel often hosts guests in town to attend local rodeos and the Sturgis Rally. Guests traveling for business will especially appreciate having the Rapid City Regional Airport located nearby.
The hospitable staff at the Best Western Plains Motel is ready to ensure a comfortable and memorable stay in Wall, South Dakota. Make a reservation today and save!
Local Events Worth Considering:
September 2010
in Sturgis.
in Deadwood.
The blast celebrates the dual anniversaries of the 1877 death of Crazy Horse and of the 1908 birth of sculptor Korczak Ziolkowski.
Two bands, Top Notchmen from Wisconsin and White Rose Band from Fargo, alternating each hour and playing a wide variety of music. In Rapid City.
at the Allen Ranch & Chautauqua Park in Hot Springs.
Watch as the nearly 1,500 buffalo are rounded up for sorting branding vaccinations and culling for the fall sale. In Custer State Park.
October 2010
in Deadwood.
Annual costume contest in Deadwood.
Giant pumpkins, pumpkin carving, art, competitions, kid's costume park, pumpkin pie contest and pumpkin patch. In Rapid City.
Share this cultural celebration in the sacred Black Hills of the Lakota, Dakota and Nakota nations at the Rushmore Plaza Civic Center.
From Crazy Horse Memorial to Downtown Hill City.
November 2010
At the Meadowood Lanes in Rapid City.
Competition begins at 10am at the Rushmore Plaza Civic Center - Lacroix Hall, in Rapid City.
An annual event held to ensure adequate rangeland for the existing herd. In Custer State Park.
A gathering of educators from all Native American tribes in the region with a goal of teaching or learning a Native language. In Rapid City.
December 2010
At the Rushmore Civic Center in Rapid City.
The Black Hills Symphony performs at the Rushmore Plaza Civic Center in Rapid City.
January 2011
Rapid City’s largest event featuring 10 breeds of cattle and a variety of activities.
