You’ll Never Forget A Trip To The Most Enchanting Town In All Of South Dakota

We love South Dakota's beautiful, diverse towns. From our pretty capital city to the quaint towns in the Black Hills (like Keystone and Deadwood), we've featured several of our favorites already. Here's an enchanting town in eastern South Dakota that's so charming that we just had to show it to you.

The enchanting town of Watertown is a thriving community that has both natural beauty and plenty of amenities.

Around 22,000 people call Watertown home; it's the fifth largest town in South Dakota.

While it might be one of our state's larger towns, it's certainly not lacking in charm.

Beautiful Riverside Park is just one of many outdoor recreation sites that make it easy to get active and enjoy some fresh air.

Visit the farmers market to pick up some fresh, local produce.

The market runs every Saturday from 8 AM to noon. You'll find it in the parking lot at 1701 9th Avenue SE.

Residents and visitors alike enjoy races at Casino Speedway.

The Redlin Art Center is the crown jewel of Watertown.

Watertown's most celebrated artist, Terry Redlin was born right here, in a small home on the edge of town. His charming paintings of small town America enchanted the world...and continue to bring joy to Watertown residents and guests.

Community pride is what it's all about in Watertown, and you'll see evidence of that all over town.

The Watertown Municipal Band (shown here) offers free concerts in various locations around town throughout the year.

Watertown's pride extends to its local youth sports teams.

And of course everyone loves a good rodeo.

Watertown welcomes pheasant hunters from all over the state during the hunting season, and no one does Rooster Rush better.

Bramble Park Zoo entertains and educates children and adults alike.

Visit the zoo at 800 10th St NW, North Highway 20.

There's no better place to cool off on a hot, summer day than at Watertown Aquatic Center.

The Watertown Aquatic Center is located at 1009 Perry Street. Visit the website for more information.

A sunset on Lake Kampeska can't be beat. It's the perfect way to end the day!

What's your favorite thing to do in Watertown? Are you lucky enough to live there? Tell us your stories in the comments!