When you vacation in South Dakota’s Black Hills you’ll want to stay in the city of Custer. This uncrowded, mountain town is located right on the doorstep of everything you want to see and do. From here you are just seconds from the entrance of Custer State Park, minutes from Crazy Horse Memorial and less than a half hour away from the underground caves and granite faces of Mount Rushmore. Making Custer your home base in the Black Hills means you’ll spend less vacation time driving and more time playing.

Crazy Horse Memorial is the world’s largest mountain carving in progress.	Custer State Park is the second largest state park in the country.	Stand at the foot of Mount Rushmore National Memorial.
The Black Hills National Forest is 1.2 million acres of forest, and rolling prairies.	Jewel Cave National Monument is the world’s second longest cave.	Wind through the Black Hills on Iron Mountain Road.
Wind Cave National Park is one of the oldest parks in the country.	Badlands National Park offers unique scenery, mystery and ancient history.	Devils Tower, the nation’s first national monument is just few hours from Custer.