We loved staying at this cabin. It’s a great location to pretty much anything in the Black Hills. We stayed in the Birch cabin, which is a two bedroom cabin. It was very clean. A few notes and recommendations if you stay here: 1. Although it’s two bedrooms, the walls don’t go all the way up to the ceiling, so there is really no privacy as a result of the two bedrooms. One bedroom has a queen bed and one has a set of twin bunkbeds. 2. Four bowls, salad plates, dinner plates, and coffee cups are available. There’s also a crockpot and griddle. But there is no stove or oven. There is a propane grill and a couple of barbecue utensils. There are other utensils, such as spatulas and big serving spoons, but there are no mixing bowls or larger containers for serving. There are also no regular drinking glasses. I recommend bringing drinking cups! 3. This was a duplex cabin, so we shared with another family. We could hear every word they were saying so again, privacy was a bit of an issue.

Was very comfortable and convenient to where we were going to do excursions

This was a really cute little property. The grounds were right up to the national forest, with a little coffee shop on property. The cabins are cute and well maintained, but walls are thin, so if you get roust neighbors, you can hear everything going on. And the highway is really close so it can get pretty noisy during the day (but you’re not there anyways, cause you’re out doing stuff). Close to Rush mountain adventure park, Mount Rushmore, Custer state park and more. Would stay here again.

Cabin was perfect for our fall get away. Cabin had everything we needed. Grill, stove and microwave all available plus dishes and silverware.