21 acres hosted by Deb K.
1 tent site
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Enjoy the comforts of home—including flush toilets, showers, and a kitchen.
The Retreat at Pointer’s Ridge is located on 21 acres along the Big Sioux River, a place of quiet and natural beauty intended to foster social interaction and creative pursuits between artists and community in SE South Dakota,
10 miles north of Sioux Falls.
Property updates at The Retreat happen constantly; we get better and better!
The 100′ x 40′ main hall is perfect for larger workshops, concerts, poetry readings, small theatrical productions, classes, and other social gatherings and rentals in April through November.
The A-Frame is a unique space for recitals, presentations, meetings, or a sleeping space for up to 6 people.
There is a Woodworking Shop; Artist Studio; screened-in outdoor patio;
playground; huge bonfire pit; and room to camp or explore.
The Retreat is a space to work in quiet solitude or to collaborate on creative projects with others.
The setting is inspiring; possibilities for your stay are endless.
Learn more about this land:
This site is a sandy spot along the Big Sioux River on a ridge well above the water line. View out over the river to a farm on the opposite bank. Spend your time with wild turkeys, geese, and an occasional deer. Site is on the far edge of an artist retreat, but still private. Spend time hiking the river bank or gravel country roads, fish in the river, take part in any Retreat activities if available, photography opportunities, enjoy an evening campfire under the stars.This site is a sandy spot along the Big Sioux River on a ridge well above the water line. View out over the river to a farm on the opposite bank. Spend your time with wild turkeys, geese, and an occasional deer. Site is on the far edge of an artist retreat, but still private. Spend time hiking the river bank or gravel country roads, fish in the river, take part in any Retreat activities if available, photography opportunities, enjoy an evening campfire under the stars.