Halley Park
located in Rapid City, South Dakota
One of Rapid City's original parks, Halley Park is a narrow park located between Main and St. Joseph St. This small park boasts a historic 19th century log cabin, trellises and a large amount of roses (almost 1000) and other annuals planted in formal rows. Parking is located on the eastern end of the park and picnickers are welcomed.
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Address:
1210 St Joseph St
Rapid City, SD 57701
Hours & Times:
Unknown
Admission:
Free
Phone:
Unlisted
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1210 St Joseph St
Rapid City, SD 57701
Hours & Times:
Unknown
Admission:
Free
Phone:
Unlisted
Visit the Official Website
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