Custer South Dakota
Established in 1875, Custer City, South Dakota is the oldest city in the Black Hills region of South Dakota. The community takes pride in that designation. The city which is more than 100 years old can be found approximately 42 miles from Rapid City, South Dakota just off Interstate 90. more info
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Custer Resorts - Family Vacations
As the official lodging concessionaire in Custer Park, we offer a variety of log cabins and lodges for all budgets. Enjoy dining, boating, horseback rides & bison tours.
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Best Western Buffalo Ridge Inn
Centrally located in the Black Hills, 3 Mi to Custer State Park, 8een Mi to Mount Rushmore, 4 Mi to Crazy Horse Mtn, and adjacent to Flintst1 Village.
Chief Motel
Book 3 nights and receive free use of Custer State Park Pass.
Comfort Inn & Suites
Great location. Free wireless high - speed Internet throughout the hotel plus lobby business cntr. Free deluxe continental breakfast. Just minutes fro
Custer Days Inn
48 beautiful, clean and comfortable rooms and suites which await your arrival. Outdoor hot tub, high speed internet, fitness facility and sauna.
Custer SD Travelodge
Cont'l breakfast, high speed wireless internet, expanded cable tv, hair dryers, heated indoor swimming pool. Jacuzzi Rooms available.
Custer Super 8 Motel
Enjoy expanded cable TV featuring HBO, ESPN, Fox News and Disney, relax in our indoor heated pool or soak in our hot tub. Whirlpool suites avail.
The setting of Custer City makes it unique. The City is surrounded by thick forests of Ponderosa Pine and contains outcroppings of granite stone. Small and quaint, with a population of roughly 2,000, Custer City offers a large inventory of motels, campgrounds, restaurants and attractions, which makes it an ideal base camp for touring in the southern Black Hills. Within a 30-minute drive from Custer you can visit Mount Rushmore, Crazy Horse Memorial, Jewel Cave and Wind Cave National Parks, and many areas within the 73,000 acre Custer State Park.
Mountain bike enthusiasts love to use Custer as their jumping off point for all the various trails and adventures in the Custer State Park. This is also a good starting point for hiking and other park related activities.
No need to worry about hot summer weather. The temperature in Custer is fairly moderate. And sitting at a mile-high elevation, Custer has cool summer nights, even after the hottest summer days.
Other pages you might find helpful:
City of Custer
Official site for the City of Custer, South Dakota.
Custer County Library
Website for the Custer County Library.
Custer Parks and Recreation
City of Custer department of Parks and Recreation.
Custer School District
Official site for the Custer School District.
History of Custer
A complete history of Custer, South Dakota.
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