South Dakota
Tourism
Planning a Visit to White?
We’re happy to welcome you! White offers small-town charm with easy access to surrounding communities and regional attractions. Whether you’re here for an event, visiting family, or just passing through, we hope you enjoy your time in our city.
For additional information, directions, or local recommendations, feel free to contact City Hall.
Arthur Graslie City Park
Arthur Graslie City Park located on the east end of the City.
Picnic Shelter Reservations or table reservations, please call the city office at 605-629-3661 to complete reservation.
- Plumbed Restrooms
- Electricity
- Camping – contact 605-629-3661
We now have 8 electrical hookup sites for camping $17.00/night ($11.00/night for non-electric camping) plus tax
- Ball field
- Basketball Court
- Playground
- Horseshoe Pits
- BBQ Pits
Phone: 605-629-3661
Fax: 605-629-3651
Email: whitesd@white.sdcity.gov
Address: Arthur Graslie City Park
Camper Registration for Park
Six Mile Creek Golf Course
Six Mile Creek Golf Course located 1 mile north of White on County Highway 25.
9-hole Golf Course.
Phone: 605-629-2121
Email: sixmile@itctel.com
Address: Six Mile Creek Golf Course
City of White, SD
The Annual Pioneer Days Celebration is held the third weekend in July each year.
Annual events include:
- Chili Cookoff Competition
- Parade
- Dance
- Kids Activities
- Pigeon Auction
- Demo Derby
- And much, much more…
For more information, contact Cierra Murphy at 605-592-6149
Camping sites available by contacting the City Office at 605-629-3661.
Address: City of White, SD
White Area Historical Sites
White Area Historical Society Museum
The White Area Historical Museum is located at 111 West 5th Street in White. From the sale of the White History Book, the White Historical Society purchased the Methodist Church, which they turned into a Museum. Artifacts from the farming community, businesses, home life, and community history are included in the displays. A school house, outhouse and log cabin are also among the sites to be seen.
Afton Township #15 Schoolhouse
The Afton #15 Schoolhouse was donated to the Society by the Cecil and Mildred Thomas family. Located inside are desks, books, pictures and articles from the surrounding rural schools and the White/Deubrook School.
White Area Historical Society Log Cabin
During the 1870′s this Log Cabin was built in Oak Lake Township in Gilley’s Grove. It is made out of oak timber. Many families lived in this cabin and additions were added to it. The cabin was donated to the Society by Dr. Harold Kurtz of St. Paul, Minnesota. The Society moved it to Main St. in White where it stood for several years. In 2007, it was moved to the museum site.
For appointment call:
- 605-629-4031
- 605-629-4671
- 605-629-3661
- 605-629-6401
Phone: 605-629-4671
Address: White Area Historical Sites
