Siouxland Communities

Discover Five Vibrant Communities
that Make Up Siouxland

The meeting point of three states, Siouxland is a diverse community comprising the greater area of Woodbury County and four towns in Iowa, South Dakota, and Nebraska. These unique communities offer visitors the full spectrum of outdoor adventures, world-class attractions, and a rich history rooted in Midwestern hospitality. From the bustle of Sioux City to sports in Sergeant Bluff to golf in Dakota Dunes, there’s always something new to do in Siouxland. Get exploring!

Siouxland
Communities

Siouxland
Communities

Dakota Dunes

Tucked between the Missouri and Big Sioux rivers, Dakota Dunes is a master-planned community just over the South Dakota state line that seamlessly blends businesses and residential properties. About a 10-minute drive from Sioux City, this little gem is a golfer’s paradise, boasting two golf courses (one world-famous!), biking trails, and restaurants.

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North Sioux City

A short drive from the city proper, North Sioux City is a Siouxland community with an identity all its own. From discovering the natural world to getting your heart pumping at sporting events to dining on “The Strip,” this little community is well worth the trip.

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Sergeant Bluff

Sergeant Bluff is a Siouxland destination that feels like a home away from home. Take a quick, 10-minute trip south of the city, and you’ll find a family getaway with a little something for everyone. In addition to being convenient to the airport, Sergeant Bluff has shopping, dining, and athletic recreation to bring the whole gang together.

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Sioux City

Nestled along the Missouri River in western Iowa, Sioux City is the state’s 4th largest city, a vibrant melding of midwestern hospitality and all the excitement of a major metropolis. Explore immersive history at our many museums and pulse-pounding major sporting events held here year-round. Explore our historic and entertainment districts for unique shopping, dining, and nightlife. There is so much to explore in Sioux City. Better get exploring!

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Woodbury County

Woodbury County is home to a good portion of the Siouxland communities — including its seat, Sioux City — and many road trip-worthy destinations to check out while you’re there. Blending urban, suburban, and rural attractions, Woodbury County compliments a bustling cityscape with wide open spaces and all-around family fun.

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More About Our
Communities

Sioux City

Adams Homestead

North Sioux City

Dakota Dunes

Woodbury County

Sergeant Bluff

IOWA TOURISM FACTS
39.8 Million

Travelers Visited Iowa In 2022.

Woodbury County accounted for 570,000 of those.

68,607 Jobs

Supported By Tourism Activity.

One Of Every 20 Jobs In The State Are Supported By Tour Activity.

One of every 20 jobs in the state is supported by Tourism activity.

$6.9 Billion

Total Visitor Spending – 13% Higher Than The Prior Year.

Total Economic Impact Of Tourism In Iowa $10.4 Billion.

Tourism activity generated nearly $1.1 Billion in in State and Local Taxes.

What Did They Spend Their Money On?

  • Transportation – 26%
  • Food & Beverage – 22%
  • Lodging – 19%
  • Retail – 16%
  • Recreation and Entertainment – 16%
SOUTH DAKOTA TOURISM FACTS
14.7 Million

Visitors Traveled To And Whithin South Dakota.

The number of visitors to South Dakota increased 325,000 to 14.7 million travelers in 2023, surpassing pre-pandemic visitor totals for the first time.

57,800 Jobs

Supported By Tourism Activity.

$5 Billion

Direct Visitor Spending Was 21% Higher Than Pre-Pandemic Heights Reached In 2019.

GDP reached $3.5 billion, making up 5% of the state’s economy. Tourism activity generated $384 million in state and local tax revenue.

2022 Fast Facts

  • 14.4 million visitors traveled to and within South Dakota.
  • Visitor spending reached $4.7 billion, surpassing 2019 spending.
  • GDP reached $3.35 billion, making up 5.1% of the state’s economy.
  • Tourism activity generated $361 million in state and local tax revenue.
  • Tourism activity generated 11% of all state sales tax collection

2021 Fast Facts

  • 13.5 million visitors traveled to and within South Dakota.
  • Visitor spending reached $4.4 billion.
  • GDP reached $2.3 billion, making up 5.1% of the state’s economy.
  • Tourism activity generated $344 million in state and local tax revenue.
  • Tourism activity generated 11% of all state sales tax collections.
SIOUXLAND FACTS
1,909

Hotel Rooms In 24 Properties.

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