Rapid City's Parks & Rec Facilities

Dan Daly: This is, in my opinion, the best dog park in the Midwest. Creek, trees, water and wide open spaces.

Beth: Prettiest park in Rapid :)

Colleen Romero: Good place to play football.

Rapid City Parks and Recreation Office: Dinosaur Park celebrated its 75th anniversary of being open to the public in 2012. Has been on the National Register of Historic Places since 1990.

Rapid City Department of Parks and Recreation: The Visitor Center received a facelift in 2012 after a fire damaged part of the building and patio.

Rapid City Department of Parks and Recreation: Come play a quick 9 nine holes right downtown Rapid City!

Rapid City Parks and Recreation Office: Redeveloped in 2012, this park park offers a restroom/shelter facility, interpretive plaza of Rapid City's history, access to the bike path and HLMP.

Rapid City Parks and Recreation Office: This was Rapid City's first developed park and is home to the Rapid City Parks & Recreation Department Office.

Rapid City Department of Parks and Recreation: Hanson-Larsen Memorial Park is a private park that is open to the public. Rapid City Parks and Recreation does not own or operate this park. http://www.hlmp.org/

Rapid City Department of Parks and Recreation: Enjoy great views while taking a few laps!

Ben: Don't land in the creek!!!

Zachary Reynolds: Nice fenced in open area for your dog to run around at. It's basically just the playground to Knollwood elementary, nothing special.

Zachary Reynolds: Surprisingly secluded by nature in a city.

Rapid City Department of Parks and Recreation: Grab a hearty breakfast before hitting the links!

Rapid City Department of Parks and Recreation: Check out America's largest Berlin Wall exhibit!

Robert K: Great place to park when you use the bike path!

Kat Fau: Best lifeguards in town

Becky K: Nice big park. Unfenced. Less crowded than the other dog park. Lots of trees and room for dogs to run and play.

Rapid City Parks and Recreation Office: Rapid City's first 58 solar lights were installed in 2012 along this section of the bike path.

Judy Rowley: Bring a blanket!!! Fun!

Jack Hughes: First class indoor swim center.

Keith Carlson: Nothing like a few beers and playing some ball with the guys.

Rapid City Department of Parks and Recreation: Check out the views from the first section of the new Skyline Trail.

Rapid City Parks and Recreation Office: Take a stroll and check out the new benches that were built and donated for an Eagle Scout project.

Mary L: Gorgeous when the flowers are bloomed. Like chess? Play at one of the tables they have in the park :)