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Pelican Lake Recreation Area is a year-round park located 9 miles SW of Watertown off US Hwy 212. The park offers 76 campsites, 2 camping cabins, and 6 horse camp sites. Naturalists enjoy the migrating birds and vast numbers of prairie grasses and wildflowers. Winter enthusiasts appreciate the park's cross-country ski trails, snowshoeing and ice fishing. Pelican Lake is a popular stopping point for migrating waterfowl. Each fall, geese and ducks use the lake's open waters as a resting area. A variety of shore birds spend their entire summer in or near the park. Most noticeable are the large white pelicans that frequent the lake. Pelicans were so numerous when the region was first settled that the lake was named in their honor. An observation tower on one of the hiking trails gives visitors a bird's-eye view of the area.
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(605) 882-5200
pelicanlake@state.sd.us
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53
Sites
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Site Price
75ft.
Max Site Size (L)
1719ft.
Elevation
GenieSummary
We’re still collecting and analyzing information on this particular campground. As we gather sufficient data, we’ll automatically generate a GenieSummary. You can help by submitting a review on this campground.
From The Campground
Pelican Lake Recreation Area is a year-round park located 9 miles SW of Watertown off US Hwy 212. The park offers 76 campsites, 2 camping cabins, and 6 horse camp sites. Naturalists enjoy the migrating birds and vast numbers of prairie grasses and wildflowers. Winter enthusiasts appreciate the park's cross-country ski trails, snowshoeing and ice fishing. Pelican Lake is a popular stopping point for migrating waterfowl. Each fall, geese and ducks use the lake's open waters as a resting area. A variety of shore birds spend their entire summer in or near the park. Most noticeable are the large white pelicans that frequent the lake. Pelicans were so numerous when the region was first settled that the lake was named in their honor. An observation tower on one of the hiking trails gives visitors a bird's-eye view of the area.
Amenities
Activities
Discounts
No Discount Data
Affiliates
No Affiliation Data
Contact
(605) 882-5200
pelicanlake@state.sd.us
Quick Stats
53
Sites
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Site Price
75ft.
Max Site Size (L)
1719ft.
Elevation
53165
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