Wall drugstore south dakota

Learn about what to expect from Wall Drug South Dakota. This roadside attraction combines history, humor, and adventure near the badlands.

If you have never heard of Wall Drug Store, don't worry you are not the only one! But once you head to South Dakota, you won't be able to avoid it.

America's favorite roadside attraction! Since 1931, Wall Drug has evolved into a 76,000-square-foot wonderland of free attractions, including the Western Art Gallery Restaurant, which seats 520. Located in the city of Wall, just north of Badlands National Park, Wall Drug offers free attractions, entertainment, food, 5-cent coffee, shopping, the Big Back Yard, a unique mining experience, a Traveler's Chapel, and free ice water, of course. It’s fun for the whole family. Open daily, 7 a.m.-9…

Wondering what to do in Wall, SD? We have two stops you shouldn’t miss. We weren’t sure if one would be worth our time, but it definitely was.

Let’s face it: getting there really CAN be half the fun! This is especially true when you break up a big drive by stopping at quirky, out-of-the-ordinary roadside attractions. I don’t know about you, but many times these impromptu stops end up being trip highlights! If you are looking for reasons to stop at Wall Drug in Wall, South Dakota (near Badlands and Rapid City) keep reading. We will never forget our afternoon there! #roadsideamerica #walldrug #glamperlife #familytravel #southdakota

Wall Drug in South Dakota transformed from a small drugstore into a major tourist attraction offering a variety of shops and quirky

Ranked #44 of 835 attractions in South Dakota. Been here too? Add it to your map!

After visiting Mount Rushmore, the second most obligatory thing to visit in the Blackhills of South Dakota, is Wall Drug Store.

Wall Drug Store, Wall, South Dakota

Wall Drug in Wall, South Dakota, the gateway to Badlands National Park, bill's itself as a traveler's way station. It was a lonely small town in 1931 when Ted and Dorothy Hustead opened a drug store there. After five years of little business the Husteads were about ready to call it quits when Dorothy had an epiphany: they needed to get all of the travelers passing by on Route 16A to stop for some reason. She came up with the idea of offering free ice water and putting up signs along the…