National Museum of Woodcarving
The National Museum of Woodcarving, located in Custer, SD, is one of the most unique museums in the world. NOTE: THE NATIONAL MUSEUM OF WOODCARVING HAS CLOSED PERMANENTLY.
National Museum of Woodcarving
Overview
This is the place where you can witness ordinary pieces of wood come alive. The gallery section of the museum houses a plethora of art pieces from woodcarvers across the U.S. There is also a gift shop so that you can take home your favorite woodcarving. If you have a little extra time, make sure to check out woodcarving classes offered at the museum. You can also schedule a woodcarving session with a professional woodcarver.
Location/Directions
Located 2 miles west of Custer, SD on Highway 16
National Museum of Wood Carving
Hwy 16 West
Custer, South Dakota
605-673-4404
Website
Hours/Seasons
May 1st through Sept. 8th, 2015
- May through Memorial Weekend, 9am to 5pm daily
- Memorial Day through Labor Day, 9am to 7pm daily
- Labor Day to Close, 9am to 5pm daily
Fees/Cost
- Adult Admission $9.99
- Senior Admission $9.49
- Child (5-14) $7.49
- Under 5 free
- Group Rates - Available for groups of 20 or more
- The National Museum of Wood Carving is located 2 miles west of Custer, SD on Highway 16.
- This is a unique museum filled with art pieces of wood carving from artists all over the world.
- Admission prices are - Adult $9.99, Senior $9.49 and Children (5-14) $7.49.
