Custer State Park

the natural beauty of the majestic bison, the open spaces, the birds and other wildlife. Lakes, and hiking trails, restaurants, too.

Scenic drive filled with wildlife

Custer State Park is a South Dakota State Park and wildlife reserve in the Black Hills, United States. The park is South Dakota's largest and first state park, named after Lt. Colonel George Armstrong Custer. The park is home to a herd of 1,500 bison.[2] Elk, coyotes, mule deer, white tailed deer,…Подробнее

Custer State Park is South Dakota's first and largest. The park offers incredible wildlife viewing, hiking, climbing, mountain biking, swimming and more. Incredible beauty abounds but don't miss taking the game loop drive and stopping into the game lodge after.

You could spend a full day here! Be sure to see needles Hwy and find the bison on the wildlife loop!

There are so many awesome areas in Custer State park. Drive the wildlife loop to see the free roaming buffalo, prairie dogs, antelope, and wild donkeys. Or drive up to Sylvan lake and take an adventure on the Sunday Gulch trail (moderate to hard level due to the bouldering you will need to do).

The largest state park in the United States and it will give you a good tour of the Black Hills and it’s wildlife.

One of my favorite places to visit several times a year! Great wildlife, scenery, camping, lakes, dining. Spend a day there!

Custer state park is our favorite area of the Hills. Visit Sylvan Lake, drive the wildlife loop, hike Black Elk peak or Cathedral Spires trails, drive the needles highway and dine at any of the historic lodges. Promise you will love this gem of a state park!

A great place to sightsee and enjoy the outdoors. Lots of great hikes, lakes, and scenic drives.