The Mammoth Site and Museum

All rest rooms have baby changing tables available for your use.

They have bottled water, juices, sport drinks, ice cream snacks, candy bars and a variety of packaged nuts available for your enjoyment. There is no restaurant on site; however, Hot Springs has several eating establishments to chose from when your ready for a meal.

Don't be afraid to ask your Tour Guide questions...if you would like to know what a bone is or want to know the name of a skull, they will do their best to answer. They also have a new mapping kiosk in the middle of the bonebed that will do the same thing. It will even tell you more about the history of the bonebed and the bone(s) you are looking at.

A lot of incredible souvenirs! They have a fantastic selection of books, mugs, toys and games, shirts, sweatshirts, DVD's, jackets, mammoth replicas, postcards, magnets, jewelry and even South Dakota made products! Bring that pocket money!

They have Elementary,Middle and Secondary School classes available for groups of 10 or more. Just call to make reservations, and don't forget to ask about their group tour admission rates! They also offer classes for Geology & Archaeology Merit Badges for scouts!

All rest rooms have baby changing tables available for your use.

If you need extra help getting to the front door, there is a call box by the parking lot for assistance. They can offer you a ride to the Visitor Center in a golf cart. They also have a wheelchair if needed. The Mammoth Site is Handicap Accessible so everyone is welcome!

The Mammoth Site is an Ice Age museum filled with huge fossils displayed just as they are found!