Plankinton , SD Pet Friendly Hotels
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Top Plankinton Pet Friendly Hotels

Smart Choice Inn
"Cheap hotel"
Reviewed on Aug 8, 2026
Pet lovers shouldn't miss the chance to visit Plankinton, a family-friendly city known for its restaurants and coffeehouses, as well as attractions like Plankinton Historical Museum and Pool Side Park.
How to Wander Wisely in Plankinton with Your Pet
- Enjoy top attractions like Fish Lake Country Club.
- For vet care, Pleasant Lake Veterinary is located in the area.
Featured Pet-Friendly Hotels in Plankinton
- Rodeway Inn
Pets are allowed for a fee at this 2-star hotel.
Pet-Friendly Times to Vacation in Plankinton
Weather can make or break your trip, especially if you want to spend time wandering around the city. We have gathered the average temperatures to help better plan your vacation in Plankinton.
From January to March, average temperatures range from 51°F in the daytime to 7°F at night. Between April and June, the daytime average is 85°F and the nighttime average is 29°F.
From July to September, average temperatures range from 86°F in the daytime to 42°F at night. Between October and December, the daytime average is 69°F and the nighttime average is 8°F.
Plankinton hotels essential information
Accommodation | 60 hotels |
|---|---|
Lowest Price | $87 |
Highest Price | $87 |
Popular hotels | Smart Choice Inn |
Recent Plankinton hotel reviews by fellow wanderers

Kelly Inn & Suites Mitchell South Dakota
"The property was nice overall and in a nice location but one of the door handles was broken on the way in and wobbly in the morning. The key card lock took 5 or more tries every time to open the door and the fold out couch had a mattress that needed replaced a long time ago. My kids decided that they would rather sleep on the floor than the pull out bed. Breakfast was good and staff were good at restocking items as they ran out."



