Eureka
Situated just fifteen minutes south of the North Dakota border
Live Cams in South Dakota
Live streams of South Dakota’s landscapes, landmarks, and natural wonders
Drydock FlowRider
North Myrtle Beach RV Resort and Dry Dock - Luxury RV Resort in Little River
Lazelle St.
Check out the Lazelle Lurch as bikers ride into and out of the Legendary Sturgis Motorcycle Rally
Black Hills
iew of the South Dakota Black Hills from west Rapid City
South Dakota School of Mines and Technology
Situated inside SDSM&T's Museum of Geology in Rapid City
Madison
It is the county seat of Lake County and is home to Dakota State University
Huron
A year-round destination for some of the state's most treasured events
Winner
Along the Oyate Trail at the crossroads of SD Highway 44 and US Highways 18 and 183
Pierre
The capital city of the U.S. state of South Dakota
Garden City
Sometimes known as Garden City Beach
Gregory
Just southwest of the Missouri River
U.S. Route 14
Winds through the northern part of the scenic Black Hills
Sturgis
A beautiful South Dakota town settled where the prairies of the east meet the Black Hills
Rapid City
Lies east of Black Hills National Forest
Mobridge
Is Lake Oahe's finest destination
Wagner
Situated along Highway 46/50 in east river south central South Dakota
Watertown
A beautiful city in and the county seat of Codington County
Sioux Falls
Located from the Sanford USD Medical Center
Yankton
Situated at the largest marina on the Missouri River
Sturgis, South
The Black Hills and Badlands is a thrilling experience with fantastic scenery
Sturgis, North
America's first motorcycle company
Sturgis
Across the street from the new Harley Davidson Rally Point
Brandon Valley
Overlooking the entire course from the clubhouse
Sioux Falls
At Minnehaha Country Club to enjoy great golf
Aberdeen
Situated approximately 125 miles northeast of Pierre
Sioux Falls
Situated just north of downtown, along the Big Sioux River
Miller
South Dakota and the surrounding area
Miller
Located in central South Dakota
Lead
One is a great place to ski and snowboard, the others are nice hikes in the summer
Lead
Terry Peak is ready for a great holiday week of skiing and riding the slopes
Spencer
Indoor Calving Barns
Deadwood
One of the great gold rushes in America
Deadwood
Easily accessible via major interstates and U.S. highways
Mitchell
The World’s Only Corn Palace is Mitchell’s premier tourist attraction
Live Webcams Across South Dakota
Mount Rushmore, Badlands, and the Missouri River — live from the Mount Rushmore State
South Dakota's most famous webcam subject is Mount Rushmore — the 18-metre carved faces of Washington, Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt, and Lincoln in the Black Hills granite that have drawn 3 million visitors per year since Gutzon Borglum completed the project in 1941. The monument's cameras show the carved faces in varying light conditions throughout the day and are particularly dramatic in the evening illumination ceremony. Nearby, the Crazy Horse Memorial — a still-in-progress carving begun in 1948 that when complete will be the largest sculpture in the world — is visible from several Black Hills webcam positions.
The Badlands National Park in the southwestern corner of the state preserves one of the most otherworldly landscapes in North America — sharply eroded buttes and pinnacles in multicolored layers of sedimentary rock, with one of the world's richest fossil beds underlying the surface. Bison, bighorn sheep, and black-footed ferrets (reintroduced after near-extinction) are visible in the park's webcam views. The Missouri River, dammed at four points in South Dakota, creates a chain of reservoirs — Lake Oahe, Lake Sharpe, Lake Francis Case, and Lewis and Clark Lake — that have transformed the state's landscape since the 1950s and provide significant recreational fishing and boating visible in eastern South Dakota's camera views.
Live cams from beautiful South Dakota bring the breathtaking landscapes, historic sites, and vibrant culture of the Mount Rushmore State right to your screen. From the rugged beauty of the Badlands to the iconic faces of Mount Rushmore, these webcams capture the spirit and charm of South Dakota.
Nature lovers can enjoy live views from places like Custer State Park, the Black Hills, and Badlands National Park. These cameras showcase dramatic rock formations, rolling prairies, and abundant wildlife, including bison and prairie dogs.
For a touch of history and heritage, webcams near landmarks such as Mount Rushmore and Deadwood offer a glimpse into South Dakota’s storied past, from the Old West to patriotic monuments that celebrate American history.
Urban cameras in cities like Sioux Falls and Rapid City provide a look at South Dakota’s thriving communities, featuring lively downtowns, local events, and unique cultural attractions.
Seasonal changes add even more beauty to South Dakota’s live streams. Watch colorful wildflowers bloom in the spring, warm summer sunsets over the plains, golden foliage in the fall, and snow-covered landscapes in winter.
Whether you’re planning your next adventure, exploring South Dakota’s iconic destinations, or simply admiring its rugged beauty from afar, streaming video cameras offer an exciting way to experience the state’s wide-open spaces and historic charm.
