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South Dakota may not seem like a happening place, but what it lacks in big-city attractions it more than makes up for in historical significance. History buffs exploring the area will probably want to book an RV in Custer County and head on over to Custer State Park, located in the Black Hills and home to several species of wildlife.

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Getting Outdoors

Hunting helps keep population sizes to a manageable number and prevents herds from becoming overcrowded within the park. Camp in an RV near Custer and spend a few days hunting game in specific parts of the park. A hunting license is required, and only residents of South Dakota can hunt elk, deer, pronghorn, mountain lion, and turkey. Out-of-state visitors are allowed to hunt buffalo with a special hunting license.
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Camping at Custer State Park

Custer State Park features a variety of lodging options for overnight guests, including ten campgrounds, cabins, and a lodge. Bluebell Campground can accommodate large RVs. Horse stables are nearby for those bringing their horses into the park for trail rides. Trout fishing is available near the campgrounds. Amenities include electric hookups at select campsites, restrooms, showers, and potable water. Picnic tables and grills are also available at each campsite. The nearby Blue Bell Lodge offers a laundromat, convenience store, fuel, and a full-service restaurant.
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Exploring the Area

South Dakota is home to one of the most iconic monuments in the United States, and it’s only a 30-minute drive from Custer State Park in Rapid City. Camp in an RV near Custer and head over and explore Mount Rushmore National Memorial. Take some time to visit the Black Hills National Forest and learn about the history surrounding the monument. You can camp at one of the many campgrounds in your rental RV and then head back down to Custer State Park to see some of the attractions of Custer County before heading home.
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Popular nearby hiking trails and campgrounds

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  • Badger Clark Historic Trail, SDCuster State Park, SD
  • Legion Lake Trail, SDCuster State Park, SD
  • Stockade Lake Trail, SDCuster, SD
  • Lovers' Leap Trail, SDCuster State Park, SD
  • Grace Coolidge Walk In Fishing Area Trail, SDCuster State Park, SD
  • Creekside Trail, SDCuster State Park, SD
  • Grizzly Creek Trail, SDBlack Hills National Forest, SD
  • Norbeck Trail, SDBlack Hills National Forest, SD
  • French Creek Trail, SDCuster, SD
  • Iron Creek Trail, SDHermosa, SD

Recent RV rental reviews in Custer State Park

Rae S.

April, 2026

We had an amazing time with this van! We stayed wherever we wanted, and stopped whenever we wanted. We had everything we needed in the van. We did add on the full kitchen and toilet. We bought a few extra cooking supplies, but besides that, everything you needed was supplied. It was cold for most of our trip, so we couldn’t utilize the van to its fullest in terms of outside space, but the heater kept us warm on those cold nights. It would have been nice to have an extra table inside to set things on. On the warmer days and less windy days, we did pull the back slide out and cook on there. We fit perfectly in the Iron Mountain tunnels, but be sure to avoid Needles Highway. Our trip was in April so the Badlands & Wind Cave area was not crowded at all. Many times we didn’t see anyone for miles and miles. Be sure to take roads less traveled and explore. We saw more animals on Lame Johnny Road than the Wildlife Loop. In April not much was open, but we didn’t mind. We stopped at a local coop market in Rapid City and stocked up before we headed out. The fridge was big enough to hold food and beer for four days for us. Grab some local visitors guides of Custer State Park and the Badlands area, they give a great overview of the area, animals, and things to do.
Nathalie R.

April, 2026

Loved the van! Was nice and clean, well stocked with anything you might need. Hosts were great about communicating and providing extra blankets, etc. when needed. Easy pick up and drop off.
Jonathan J.

April, 2026

Braden is VERY responsive and helpful in the rental process.

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