With over 150-miles of passages and bordering Custer State Park to the south, Wind Cave is the sixth-longest cave and the first cave in the world to be designated as a National Park.
With over 150-miles of passages and bordering Custer State Park to the south, Wind Cave is the sixth-longest cave and the first cave in the world to be designated as a National Park. It is thought to be one of the world’s oldest caves and is regarded as sacred by Indigenous Americans. Stop by the Wind Cave National Park Visitor Center to pick up a map and purchase day-of tour tickets.
Blue Bell Lodge offers some of the finest cabin rooms in Custer State Park, plus loads of home-spun western fun.
In Custer State ParkEvening scenic wildlife hayride followed by a steak dinner and live entertainment in the CSP backcountry.
In Custer State ParkThere are several delicious dining options spread throughout the park, all open seasonally from the beginning of May through mid-October. Come hungry and ready to explore more them all.
In Custer State ParkOne of the most peaceful ways to explore the park's prettiest spots.
In Custer State ParkWorld-class hiking. Custer State Park is home to dozens of premiere trails for hikers of all skill levels.
In Custer State ParkA wildlife hotspot. Travel through 18 miles of open grasslands and pine-speckled hills. Plan for photo ops!