Ready to wind down after your enchanting experience at Wind Cave National Park? Just 11 miles north of Hot Springs and 15 miles from Custer, Wind Cave National Park is surrounded by plenty of fantastic lodging options. Book a hotel room, reserve a cozy log cabin or embrace the rustic spirit by staying at one of the magical nearby campgrounds.

Hotels Near Wind Cave National Park

Booking a comfortable hotel or charming motel room is a perfect choice with two memorable towns nearby — Custer and Hot Springs. Explore downtown Custer and stay at the charming and top-rated Bavarian Inn or book a fun, retro-themed room at the Rocket Motel. Hot Springs also has a myriad of stays for you to choose from — the Red Rock River Resort offers a full-service spa and luxurious rooms, or change things up and stay in a miniature log cabin at the Historic Log Cabin Motel.

Camping Near Wind Cave National Park

There's only one campsite within the boundaries of Wind Cave National Park—and it’s a beaut. Elk Mountain Campground is a 62-site campground open year-round that is reservable through Recreation.gov. Nearby, you can find a handful of unique campgrounds. Embrace your glamping spirit by sleeping in a pre-equipped RV or a tent right on a beautiful canyon overlook at Evans Cliff, or haul your own camping setup to the Fall River Ranch RV Resort. Find modern style and rustic views on the 85 acres of Buffalo Ridge Camp Resort. No matter what you choose, peace and fresh air await.

Find your perfect spot below in our directory of lodging options — from campgrounds to spa resorts — near Wind Cave National Park.

Wind Cave National Park’s unique cave system, abundant wildlife and stunning scenery attract visitors from around the globe, and it is centrally located to many nearby attractions. From the natural magic of Custer State Park and Jewel Cave National Monument to charming towns nearby like Custer and Hot Springs, bask in the joy of discovery in the western region of South Dakota.

From hotels & lodges to pristine camping and RV parks, the Black Hills lodging options near Jewel Cave National Monument are nearly as beautiful as the cave itself! Find the perfect place to stay and enjoy quick access to one of the most famous caves in South Dakota as well as Mount Rushmore National Memorial, Wind Cave National Park, Crazy Horse Memorial and other famous landmarks.

Hotels Near Jewel Cave National Monument

Find the perfect place to rest and recharge after a long day exploring the caves and hiking through the hills. From budget-friendly hotels to charming rooms at places like the Bavarian Inn to sprawling lodges and cozy cabins like Rock Crest Lodge & Cabins, there’s no shortage of comfortable lodging options near Jewel Cave National Monument. Most hotels and lodges are just minutes away from Custer and a short drive from some of South Dakota’s most famous landmarks. Scroll down to find your perfect spot!

Camping Near Jewel Cave National Monument

While there are no campgrounds at Jewel Cave National Monument, the surrounding area has numerous RV parks, glamping sites and traditional tent campsites. Custer State Park offers spectacular camping options like Sylvan Lake Campground, the Game Lodge Campground and more. Other campsites in the surrounding Black Hills National Forest include Horsethief Lake Campground and Center Lake Campground. Embrace your outdoorsy side and book a campsite for your upcoming Jewel Cave adventure. Wherever you lay your head, we guarantee you’ll fall in love with the beautiful Black Hills.

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Historic Deadwood restaurants know how to fuel any Black Hills adventure. Find menus hearty enough to fuel a Gold Rush pioneer at popular steakhouses, charming cafes and bustling breweries — most proudly owned and operated by a local. Whether you’re looking for food in the heart of Main Street or off the beaten path in towns like Sturgis, Spearfish and Lead, no one goes hungry in the Deadwood area.

Things to Do Near Deadwood

Step back in time — in all the best ways — in Historic Deadwood, South Dakota, a National Historic Landmark since 1961. Immerse yourself in the 1870s gold rush town where the echoes of the past harmonize with the vibrant pulse of the present — including concerts, casinos, museums and historic sites. Deadwood offers plenty of indelible experiences to fill your time. Enjoy a coffee and pastry at Lou Lou's Bombdiggity's, explore Mount Moriah Cemetery, hike Mount Roosevelt for stunning views and enjoy dipped chocolates at the Chubby Chipmunk. Whether touring a gold mine, biking the Mickelson Trail or savoring a whiskey at the historic Saloon #10, Deadwood offers a captivating blend of history and modern allure.

Places to Stay Near Deadwood

Whether you prefer to camp beneath the celestial tapestry of the Black Hills or revel in the opulence of historic Main Street, the allure of Deadwood awaits your embrace. Stay in the heart of the gambling and gunslinging action in brand-name inns, mom-and-pop motels, historic Main Street mansions, quaint cabins, hotels with casinos, mountain-town resorts, pet-friendly lodging and rustic campgrounds.

Things to Do Near Deadwood