South Dakota Apple Orchard To Feature Show-Stopping Bull Riding

When families visit the Country Apple Orchard, they spend the day walking around the orchards picking delicious apples, or eating apple pie. The last thing someone would expect is a bull riding show at the Country Apple Orchard. But families have a chance this weekend to witness some bull riding action!

On Friday, July 14th and Saturday, July 15th, take a drive to the Country Apple Orchard for the BBQ & Bulls event. This is two nights of fun that the whole family can enjoy!

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Bulls & BBQ Rodeo with Raise ‘em Rank returns to the Country Apple Orchard for two competitive bull-riding shows. It's a great event that showcases talented riders from across the Sioux Empire. These bull riders might even win some money if they are the best of the best.

The gates and yummy BBQ meals open at 4 PM. The BBQ & Bulls event at the Country Apple Orchard also includes fun activities for the kiddos to enjoy:

Pony Rides
Petting zoo
Bouncy Pillows
Concessions
Cold treats truck Dakota Snow / Polar Bites

Tickets are $15 prior to the shows and $20 at the gate. Kids who are 10 years old or younger are free! You can purchase your tickets now by clicking here.

Showtimes are different for both Friday, July 14th and Saturday, July 15th at Country Apple Orchard. Friday's bull riding begins at 7 PM. Saturday's show will be at 6 PM.

It will be a wild ride at the Country Apple Orchard this weekend! Don't miss out!

11 Things You’ll Only Understand After Living in South Dakota

From soda to pop to sloppy Joes, different parts of of the country have their own local quirks and language. Simple phrases can have totally different means, local events may seem weird, and food may go by a unique name.

If you're new to South Dakota here is a sort of translation guide for some odd things you may see or hear.

The Best Truck Stop Food in South Dakota, Iowa and Minnesota

One of the best parts of any road trip is a stop at a truck stop. Whether you call them, travel centers, convenience stores, or just a gas stations; these oases are so interesting and fun.

In the middle of nowhere, you find the island of pavement, pumps, and people; getting gas, some rest, and fuel for themselves, AKA some classic truck stop food.

I'm partial to a Love's Truck Stop. They are usually big and well-managed. And as a connoisseur of gas-station coffee, Love's is one of the best. Plus, they have some delicious hot dogs.

I'm not the only one that enjoys a stop at a truck stop for good eats. The food blog LoveFood.com dug through user reviews to find the best truck stop food in each state.