Custer State Park

About Custer State Park

Custer State Park in the Black Hills covers more than 1,000 square miles of scenic and natural beauty. Inside the park you will discover a world full of adventure and experience the beauty of nature in all its splendor.

At the end of the tunnel there is a slot that reaches 30-40 feet into the air, and at the top there are slot with slots that reach up to 30-40 feet into the sky. The park provides access to the Needles Highway (SD-87), which winds through the Black Hills with its towering rock formations. Popular outdoor activities include hiking to Harney Peak and seeing bison, as well as hiking, biking, camping, fishing and camping.

History and culture abound, too: take a stroll to French Creek, where Custer's expedition first discovered gold in 1874, or take part in a play at the Black Hills Playhouse.

Custer State Park does not have the base room - only tents and cabins available in other state parks, but only base rooms, tents and cabins are also available. Visit the log cabin where Custer and his wife Eliza and other family members lived, or visit the museum at the Black Hills Playhouse where they lived.

Custer State Park can serve as your headquarters during your stay in the Black Hills, and you will find a variety of hotels, restaurants, shops and other amenities. The resort has a stately Game Lodge, which is registered on the National Register of Historic Places.

Camping fees range from $13 to $18 per unit, and rates vary depending on location and location. Streams flow through Custer State Park, with streams running through the park's main campground and a number of small streams.

Hiking is allowed on all the trails described in this information, and lifelong hiking is offered at the main campsite of the park as well as on a number of smaller campsites and trails.

Mountain biking is allowed in Custer State Park and a brochure on cycling is available at the visitor center. Some areas may be closed for resource management reasons or due to resource management concerns.

Horse riding is permitted in some areas, including the Custer State Park trail system and some of the trails and trails within the park. A map with marked horse trails is available in the visitor centre and a brochure on horseback riding is available on the website. Some areas may be closed for resource management or resource management reasons. Other areas could be closed for resource management reasons, and there is no information on the closure of other areas in the state's parking system.

The park offers many educational programs and family activities, and rangers conduct guided hikes, hikes, camping, fishing, canoeing, kayaking, horseback riding and gold panning.

The Junior Science Programme gives children the opportunity to get up close to nature - close to children and their children. In the evening there is an entertainment programme for children, adults and families, as well as a children's playground. The annual Custodian State Park Children's Science Festival is held at Gordon Stockade and is open to the public from 6 to 8 p.m.