FAQs
Where is this South Dakota Roadside Attraction located?
Firehenge is located at:
23166 245th St
Kadoka, SD 57543
Conveniently located along I-90, making it an easy stop for travelers exploring western South Dakota and the Badlands.
When is Firehenge Roadside Attraction open?
Firehenge is open seasonally from May through September.
Regular hours are 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. mountain time. Hours may change due to inclement weather.
How much does it cost to visit Firehenge Roadside Attraction?
Admission is $10 plus tax per carload.
As a special thank-you, visitors who pay admission will receive a free Firehouse Brewing Company T-shirt, available for pickup at Firehouse Brewing Company.
Or if you have already visited Firehouse Brewing Company, bring your receipt dated within seven days of your visit. (However, that does not come with the free t-shirt)
Where do I buy tickets?
Tickets are available at the gate only.
What forms of payment do you accept?
Firehenge accepts cash and credit cards. Please note that credit card fees may apply.
How long does a visit to the Roadside Attraction take?
Most visitors can enjoy Firehenge as a quick roadside attraction stop or spend more time walking around, taking photos and exploring the attraction.
The amount of time you spend is completely up to you!
Can I take pictures at Firehenge?
Absolutely! Firehenge was made for memorable photo opportunities. Visitors are encouraged to take photos and share their experience.
Can I bring my dog?
Yes! Dogs are welcome to visit and explore Doghenge, a giant circle of fire hydrants arranged in the shape of a peace sign.
Doghenge is designed as a fun place for four-legged visitors to sniff, explore and socialize.
We ask that pet owners keep their dogs under control and clean up after them.
What is Doghenge?
Doghenge is a unique attraction featuring a giant circle of fire hydrants arranged in the shape of a peace sign.
It’s a playful outdoor space designed especially for dogs to explore, sniff and enjoy during their visit to Firehenge.
Is Firehenge family-friendly?
Yes! Firehenge is designed to be a fun stop for visitors of all ages. Families can walk around the site, climb on some of the firetrucks, play cornhole & other yard games, take photos, have a picnic, and enjoy something a little different during their travels.
Where there be food or drinks available?
Guests may purchase select beverages at the entrance, including lemonade and root beer. Availability is subject to change. Guests are also welcome to bring their own picnic lunches and beverages to enjoy on-site. Alcohol and glass containers are not permitted.
Is there RV/trailer parking available?
Yes, parking is available on-site for visitors. Turnaround space may be limited, so trailers and RVs should use caution.
Is Firehenge wheelchair accessible?
Firehenge does not have any stairs; however, the paths are made of dirt and rock and may be uneven in some areas. Wheelchairs and strollers are welcome, but guests should be aware that the terrain is not paved or completely smooth.
Are there restrooms at Firehenge?
Yes! A portable restroom is available on-site. For running water and sinks, we recommend using the restrooms at the gas station directly across from the road entrance to Firehenge, just off the interstate. It’s also a convenient place to stock up on drinks, snacks and picnic supplies before your visit.
