Kiwanis-Mary Hall Park is a hands-on learning park for the children of Rapid City and the surrounding area. Children routinely use the park as a place where lessons learned in books and on chalkboards can come alive. It’s an unusual area inside the bounds of Rapid City, a place where over 100 native and exotic trees, shrubs, and grasses grow. Frogs, fish and turtles abound in the spring-fed creek that pools, trickles and then joins Rapid Creek. Birds flit along the deciduous trees that provide excellent nesting sites and feeding areas. Warblers and chicadees can be heard along the creek banks.

Directions: To find the park take Soo San Drive to South Street (St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church is at the corner). Turn east on South Street and drive one block to the park entrance, on your left. Park along the street or in St. Andrew's parking lot and walk down the path into the park.

  Getting started: Print out this Plant Brochure and take along with you. Check off the different types of plants you come across. have fun!