Custer State Park is a 30 000 hectare wildlife reserve in the Black Hills of southwestern South Dakota. This impressive expanse of wilderness is famous for its scenic drives, historic gold rush sites, fishing lakes, holiday resorts, and exceptional wildlife, including over 1500 free-roaming bison. Each year, the park hosts the Buffalo Roundup and Arts Festival, and the Black Hills Playhouse offers professional theatre performances surrounded by the beauty of the hills. The Peter Norbeck Scenic Byway, formed by four of the most scenic drives in the area, offers mountain tunnels, wide-open meadows and deep canyon passageways. Other activities include hiking, biking, horse riding, swimming, fishing, kayaking, wildlife watching and boating in Custer State Park’s five picturesque lakes.
This stone and timber lodge overlooks the sloping hills and the breathtaking beauty of Sylvan Lake in Custer, USA, making this an ideal option for leisure travellers looking for a nature getaway. The lodge offers a selection of lodge rooms and cabins in various sizes. All cabins feature kitchenettes and private bathrooms. During their stay, […]
