Lake Francis Case on the Missouri River fans out into a bay providing the South Dakota State Park called Platte Creek Recreation Area. The recreation area is located about 14 miles northeast of the town of Platte.
Holts Landing State Park in Delaware
Holts Landing State Park is located in Millville, Delaware. Located on the Indian River Bay, the park is modest in size, ranging about 200 acres. However, there are several unique areas within that distance including wooded areas, grassy areas, and a beach. The park offers a variety of activities, including one of the best crabbing piers in the area. Here is a guide to some of the things you can look for and do at this great state park.
Pease Creek Recreation Area is located on Lake Francis Case. This large reservoir was created by the construction of the Fort Randall Dam on the Missouri River, and the park has become a popular destination for folks looking to get away from it all for a day or longer. Wooded hills give visitors plenty of things to do including fishing, hiking and biking, or even horseback riding. Almost six hundred acres of wooded terrain offer tree-shaded campsites, some of which come with electrical hookups, and there are cabins available as well.
Visitors to both the Delaware and Maryland coastlines can escape the hustle and bustle of boardwalks, shopping and busy beach resort areas at Fenwick Island State Park. Nestled between Maryland’s Ocean City to the south and Delaware’s Bethany Beach to the north, the park offers up a peaceful and scenic three-mile stretch of ocean and bay shoreline surrounded by the amenities of nearby beach resort towns.
Lone Pine State Park
Situated in northwestern Montana is one of the most breathtaking state parks in the United States. Lone Pine State Park is a 270 acre state park located near Kalispell, Montana. Lone Pine State Park is surrounded on all sides by some of the largest national forests in the U.S. The park is flanked on its east and west sides by Flathead National Forest (east) and Kaniksu National Forest (west). Lolo and Clearwater National Forests are found just to the south of Lone Pine State Park.