The Unique South Dakota Rest Stop That’s So Worth Pulling Over For
No matter where your travels take you, you are guaranteed to find a rest stop or two along the way! When it comes to beautiful, one-of-a-kind rest stops, however, that can only be found at this unique SoDak stop that is so worth pulling over for:
If you ever find yourself traveling along I-90 and need to get out to stretch, there is no better place to do so than the Lewis And Clark Interpretive & Keelboat Center in Chamberlain!
Unlike most rest stops, Lewis and Clark has not only a clean restroom and area to walk around, but also a hands-on history lesson that commemorates the Lewis & Clark 1803-1806 expedition.
From informative murals to special exhibits and even a 55-foot-long replica of the explorer's keelboat, there is something for everyone to enjoy at this FREE museum.
Overlooking the Missouri River, Dignity is a must-see 50-foot-tall stainless steel statue that honors South Dakota's indigenous Lakota and Dakota peoples.
Trust us; this photo does not do the actual sculpture justice!
The Lewis And Clark Interpretive & Keelboat Center/Chamberlain Information Center is located at I-90 (Exit 264) in Chamberlain and is open every day from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Annie is a freelance writer, content editor, and marketing whiz with a background in broadcasting and a passion for chicken nachos. When she isn't gushing about her love of Colorado and South Dakota, you can find her chasing after her two adorable sons and/or dreaming up a new home improvement project for her husband.
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