There was some street construction with detours which made finding the park difficult. But, once we found it, quite nice to walk and view. Visitors center didn't open until 10?? too late for us. Cafe housed in historic building didn't open until 11am! Too late for us.

We viewed this beautiful natural resource at around 8 pm. The falls were brightly lit and we were able to view them only from the walkways as the viewing tower closed at 6 pm. Maybe due to the time of year or lack of rainfall, but there was not nearly the volume of water as seen in pictures. On the down side, there was an awful odor in the area.

Really nice place to visit. Was surprised with how cool it was. Also nice that you can pretty much get out of your car, and you're right there. If you don't have a lot of time, you can take plenty of pics and get in and out of there in about 20 minutes if you choose. Or spend longer there taking in the whole thing and walking down by the falls on rocks.

We were in town for business and decided to check out the falls. While the river was not flowing high it was still interesting to see the red rock exposed by years of flowing water. Nice park to walk around and look at the different formations left behind.

There were road works on the approach road our GPS directed us towards so we parked and walked thru the park towards the falls. It’s a nice large open space and of course the highlight is the waterfalls. The river levels were quite low but the falls were still impressive. What a nice place to have so close to the city

I recommend a visit to the Falls Park to anyone who passes through Sioux Falls. The falls were a big surprise to me. I mean, I assumed there were falls (based on the city name), but they exceeded my expectations. The river goes between quartzite boulders and has a series of falls. Although they are not high, they are beautiful. The park has trails that goes to different sides of the falls. In addition, there is a city information center in a building that has a tower. You can climb it (no cost) and get views of the falls, the city and the area.

Even if the water isn't high, this is still pretty cool to visit! The signage really helps explain a lot of the history, which was very helpful. The cafe is in a nice spot and perfect for a quick cup of cocoa or coffee. The one note is: driving her can be a bit tricky, as there are some very short turns - so glance at your map/directions before you start out. But once you're there, this is pretty amazing and a bit unexpected to see this raw bit of nature!

This neatly kept park provides views of Sioux Falls. We enjoyed walking the paths and bridges alongside the river and the cascading water. The park includes a viewing tower providing an overview of the falls, the park, and the city. There is a restaurant in one of the old stone buildings that used to be part of the power plant. The park is a pleasant place to stroll or picnic while enjoying the waterfalls.

Go up the tower for a good view. Stroll along the Falls. Stop at the Farmers Market if it’s a Saturday- we had some tasty kombucha- rose, and blueberry. Could even walk over to the Sculpture Walk from here.

Went to Sioux Falls park to watch the sunrise before heading out of town (part of a road trip). This is a nice park for walking, connecting to a broader trail system. The falls are quite scenic, though there are office buildings backing to one side.