Custer State Park Tours and Tickets
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Anita_F, Jun 2026
5⭐️stars
Chris was on time, friendly, and knowledgeable. The car was clean and comfortable. We were offered as much time as we needed at each stop to fully enjoy our tour. This was a wonderfully memorable experience!
Linda_R, Jun 2026
John was extremely...
John was extremely knowledgeable, well spoken and keeps everything in context. We throughly enjoyed the entire trip and would highly recommend him.
Jim_W, Jun 2026
Well worth the price
You will get a full day of seeing Mount Rushmore, Crazy Horse monument and prairie dogs, buffalo and antelope. Our guide, Jennifer, was very knowledgeable and went out of her way to make sure that we saw a full herd of buffalo. I can't say enough about how great she was. We were a group of 5 and got a hi top 9 seat Mercedes van.
Anne_C, Jun 2026
Fantastic Trip!
Jeff was incredible. His deep knowledge added so much to our trip, and we loved how he tailored every detail to us. Even when the weather didn’t cooperate, he reshuffled the itinerary so we could return to Mount Rushmore and catch it in perfect conditions. Truly worth every penny.
Daniel_C, Jun 2026
Amazing, informative and enjoyable!
An excellent, informative guide. Amazing views of the Mt. Rushmore and Crazy Horse memorials. Custer National Park and the Black Hills are full of impressive landscapes, wildlife and natural beauty. We thoroughly enjoyed our trip and we recommend it wholeheartedly.
Jeffrey_S, Jun 2026
Great Day in the Black Hills
Full Day. Neal was great. He continually described the sights and answered all questions. We were met on time and the tour ended on time.
Cheryl_H, Jun 2026
Mt Rushmore
Fantastic tour! Tons of info and history about Mt Rushmore, Crazy Horse and Custer National Park…the guide was very good!!
mike_b, Jun 2026
Great trip
Neil was a great tour guide. He had an extensive knowledge of history and the Black Hills area. He was extremely helpful with what to do at each stop during the tour. The small group made it even more enjoyable. I recommend this tour to anyone visiting the Black Hills area (singles and couples)
Jeff_A, May 2026
Was really willing to...
Was really willing to customize our tour! I like photography and was always pointed to amazing shots! Would highly recommend!!!
Steven_H, May 2026
Had a super educational time.
Neal was a great tour guide. He was very knowledgeable and personable. My wife and I were sad that the trip ended. We learned much about the history of the area and the US. We would love to have Neal on other trips.
Kenneth_C, May 2026
Excellent narration...
Excellent narration during tour beautiful sites not rushed
Knowledgeable tour guide and added a lot about the local area
Answered questions with wonderful background
Kelly_B, May 2026
Exceptional Tour with John
John was very knowledgable and very personable. He took his time and seemed to enjoy what he did. He never tried to rush and went above and beyond what was expected!
Custer State Park
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- Restaurants, gift shops, and convenience stores are available at the park lodges.
- WiFi is available in the lodges, but cell phone reception in the park can be spotty.
- Always keep a safe and respectful distance from wildlife.
- Do not drink from any lakes, rivers, or streams in the park.
- Wheelchair-accessible facilities include visitor centers, toilets, showers, trails, fishing piers, playgrounds, campsites, and camping cabins.
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What is there to see and do at Custer State Park?
Custer State Park is one of the wildest in the US, with plenty of natural attractions to explore. Try all sorts of hikes, from beginner to hardcore, keeping an eye out for bison, pronghorn antelope, mountain goats, and elk. Plus, retrace the steps of old pioneers, like Wild Bill Hickok and Calamity Jane.
How much time do I need at Custer State Park?
Visitors can spend as little as a half-day to up to multiple days in Custer State Park. Cover just the main highlights in a half-day guided tour, or add other attractions in the area and make it a full day. Hikers can easily spend at least three days exploring the park’s trails.
When’s the best time to visit Custer State Park?
Most visitors explore Custer State Park in the summer when school holidays are in full swing, and the temperatures are warmer. However, winter is also an excellent time to visit the park, especially for wildlife enthusiasts, since this is the best time to see local animals. Autumn is also spectacular for fall colors.
Is there a fee to enter Custer State Park?
Yes, you must pay for a vehicle license for most of Custer State Park. These can be temporary or annual, and additional passes can be added for a discounted price. However, you can access some areas of Custer State Park without paying, for example, on the Iron Mountain Highway.
Are Custer State Park tours combined with other attractions?
Yes, many tours to Custer State Park are combined with other sites. Mt. Rushmore, Crazy Horse, Sylvan Lake, and Black Hills are common additions. Often, these tours last the entire day. You’ll cover a ton of ground and see all the sites with the assistance of a live or audio guide.
What kinds of tours visit Custer State Park?
There’s a tour for every kind of traveler at Custer State Park. If you want flexibility, book a self-guided audio driving tour. Book a bus tour with live commentary if you don’t want to drive. Privately guided tours are another option, where you have flexibility and the ability to ask all your questions.
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