De Smet Vacations

Step into Laura Ingalls Wilder's world at this collection of original prairie homes from her beloved books. Guided tours reveal authentic artifacts and pioneer life stories that inspired the "Little House" series.

Step onto the actual homestead where Laura Ingalls Wilder's family settled in the 1880s, immortalized in her beloved "Little House" books. Experience pioneer life through covered wagon rides and 19th-century activities.

Housed in a historic 1906 railroad depot, this museum showcases De Smet's rich heritage and Laura Ingalls Wilder connections. Explore vintage artifacts and local history displays during summer afternoons.

This Renaissance-style 1898 courthouse showcases striking red brick architecture and historical significance. Admire its distinctive tower and interior woodwork during weekday hours when exploring De Smet's heritage sites.

Step into literary history at this 1879 store featured in Laura Ingalls Wilder's 'Little House' series. Browse unique gifts and memorabilia while staff share stories of the building's storied past.

Washington Park offers a peaceful retreat with historic significance, marked by Father De Smet's statue. Enjoy family picnics beneath shaded shelters or challenge friends to a match on the sand volleyball court.