Newton Hills State Park

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28767 482nd Ave
Canton, SD 57013
+1 (605) 987-2263
https://gfp.sd.gov

South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks (GFP) is dedicated to providing exceptional outdoor experiences that foster a connection to the state's natural heritage. Their mission revolves around conserving outdoor spaces and ensuring a quality of life for both present and future generations.

With a variety of activities including fishing, archery, camping, hiking, and hunting, GFP emphasizes the importance of recreation and conservation. They also offer programs like Habitat Conservation License plates and education initiatives to support the preservation of South Dakota’s wildlife and landscapes.

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Newton Hills State Park

South Dakota Game Fish and Parks is dedicated to providing exceptional outdoor experiences while conserving the state's natural heritage for future generations. Their commitment is reflected in a range of activities including fishing, hunting, camping, and various outdoor sports, ensuring that visitors can immerse themselves in the beauty of South Dakota's landscapes. In addition to recreational offerings, the agency actively supports conservation initiatives, such as Habitat Conservation License plates, aimed at enhancing the quality of life for residents and wildlife alike. Through a variety of programs and events, they engage the community and foster a deeper appreciation for the state's rich outdoor resources. Generated from the website

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