Newton Hills State Park

Newton Hills State Park, located near Canton, South Dakota, is named after William Newton, an early settler in the area who contributed to the community as a mid-wife. The park features a unique geological landscape of rolling hills and forest, part of the Coteau des Prairie formation, providing habitat for a diverse range of wildlife including over 200 bird species, white-tailed deer, and several other animals.

This year-round park offers numerous recreational activities, such as hiking, biking, fishing, and hunting, along with a variety of camping options including electrical and tent-only sites, cabins, and group lodges. With a rich history and picturesque scenery, Newton Hills State Park not only invites outdoor activities but also engages visitors with its intriguing legends and cultural significance.

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