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Spring Creek Recreation Area

A day-use park, Spring Creek offers water-lovers access to the Oahe Reservoir. Fishermen try to catch walleye, sauger, northern pike and more, both off shore and from boat. Others just listen to the waves as they crash along the shore.
   
Oahe Reservoir

  • 15 miles NW of Pierre off SD 1804  Location map (Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader.)  DOT Road Report

  • Open year-round

  • Park entrance license required: $5/day/vehicle or $23 for an annual pass

  • Camping & Fees: Contact resort.

  • Recreation: Boating. Fishing.

  • Swimming/Beaches: No designated swimming beach. No lifeguard on duty. Swim at your own risk.

  • Fishing/Boating: Boat ramps. Walleye, sauger, northern pike, channel catfish, trout, bass. Fishing license required.

  • Park maps: None available.

Spring Creek Recreation Area
C/O Oahe Downstream
Recreation Area
20439 Marina Loop Road
Ft. Pierre, SD 57532
(605) 223-7722 
Email: Oahe@state.sd.us


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Lake Oahe Reservoir, located on the Missouri River, provides hours of outdoor fun. The lake has more than 2,000 miles of shoreline and its clear waters are ideal for boating, sailing, fishing, water skiing and diving. Campers, history buffs, mountain bikers and hikers will find new adventures in this rugged land first explored by Lewis and Clark.
Resort Information
Spring Creek Resort offers a restaurant, rental boat slips, floating fuel dock, modern cabins and a campground. The facility is privately operated under agreement with the Division of Parks and Recreation. Contact by phone: (605) 224-8336.

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