Bungalow in Pennington County, SD
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The Hynes Family Cabin is a once-in-a lifetime experience. Built by our grandparents nearly a century ago, the cabin will transport you and your family back to the beautiful, authentic charms of the Old West, while you enjoy plenty of modern amenities.
The cabin sleeps seven, with three twin beds and two queen beds. Its 40’ wide sleeping porch is unique, and has a truly breathtaking view. Our grandparents chose this location for the most beautiful vista they’d ever seen. At sunset, you’ll see Mt. Elkhorn and Black Elk Peak (formerly Harney Peak) glow pink and gold. Frequent rainbows will dazzle you. Each morning you can watch a herd of horses running from their nearby pasture to the stable.
Children love the Hynes Cabin. Great climbing rocks are all around. Our original ball and claw bathtub is on the porch, filled with pillows and inviting kids to read and snooze. “A Boy’s Life in the Hills,” written by our dad Jim Hynes, shares tales of his many adventures. Our guests love to sit on the porch or in our cozy living room and read tales of the West. It’s a place that encourages rest and renewal, with lots of fun things to do close by and a quiet place to come home to at day’s end.
There’s a chest full of fun family games and a DVD player. KOA amenities – trail rides, a water slide, miniature golf, two swimming pools, movie nights and pancake breakfasts – are available. Only the trail rides and pancake breakfasts have a fee. Many nearby trails invite hikers of all skill levels. Iconic Mt. Rushmore and charming Hill City, “the art capital of the Hills,” are both just 2.8 miles away. Pristine Sheridan Lake, where the family can swim, fish and hike, is only a 15-minute drive away.
The Hynes cabin is a perfect place for a romantic getaway, too. Its beauty, quiet and privacy will help you relax and refresh. There are two queen beds, one on the 40' sleeping porch and one in the cozy living room.
There are so many personal touches that you’ll feel right at home. Our handsome queen headboards were made by a local carpenter, and the four pine chests were built for the cabin in 1925. Frances made all the curtains by hand, just as our grandmother did a century ago. On the porch there’s a display of some of the daily objects she used: her apron, her Vaseline glassware, her Mixmaster and other objects. The coffee table in the living room was made from the cabin’s original closet. Newly installed solid wood doors compliment the cabin’s authentic feel. A book of photos shares the history of the Hynes Cabin.
The 40’-wide sleeping porch is just as it was 100 years ago, with our family’s saddles hanging on the rafters. Light fixtures from the 1930s are charming in the two bathrooms. The newly refurbished kitchen is fully equipped. And for 100 years, guests have been sharing their memories and whimsy on paper plates that are all part of this truly unique experience. We look forward to hosting you in our Hynes Family Cabin.
Warm regards,
Frances and Arthur Hynes, grandchildren of Mary Louise and Dibrell Hynes
The cabin sleeps seven, with three twin beds and two queen beds. Its 40’ wide sleeping porch is unique, and has a truly breathtaking view. Our grandparents chose this location for the most beautiful vista they’d ever seen. At sunset, you’ll see Mt. Elkhorn and Black Elk Peak (formerly Harney Peak) glow pink and gold. Frequent rainbows will dazzle you. Each morning you can watch a herd of horses running from their nearby pasture to the stable.
Children love the Hynes Cabin. Great climbing rocks are all around. Our original ball and claw bathtub is on the porch, filled with pillows and inviting kids to read and snooze. “A Boy’s Life in the Hills,” written by our dad Jim Hynes, shares tales of his many adventures. Our guests love to sit on the porch or in our cozy living room and read tales of the West. It’s a place that encourages rest and renewal, with lots of fun things to do close by and a quiet place to come home to at day’s end.
There’s a chest full of fun family games and a DVD player. KOA amenities – trail rides, a water slide, miniature golf, two swimming pools, movie nights and pancake breakfasts – are available. Only the trail rides and pancake breakfasts have a fee. Many nearby trails invite hikers of all skill levels. Iconic Mt. Rushmore and charming Hill City, “the art capital of the Hills,” are both just 2.8 miles away. Pristine Sheridan Lake, where the family can swim, fish and hike, is only a 15-minute drive away.
The Hynes cabin is a perfect place for a romantic getaway, too. Its beauty, quiet and privacy will help you relax and refresh. There are two queen beds, one on the 40' sleeping porch and one in the cozy living room.
There are so many personal touches that you’ll feel right at home. Our handsome queen headboards were made by a local carpenter, and the four pine chests were built for the cabin in 1925. Frances made all the curtains by hand, just as our grandmother did a century ago. On the porch there’s a display of some of the daily objects she used: her apron, her Vaseline glassware, her Mixmaster and other objects. The coffee table in the living room was made from the cabin’s original closet. Newly installed solid wood doors compliment the cabin’s authentic feel. A book of photos shares the history of the Hynes Cabin.
The 40’-wide sleeping porch is just as it was 100 years ago, with our family’s saddles hanging on the rafters. Light fixtures from the 1930s are charming in the two bathrooms. The newly refurbished kitchen is fully equipped. And for 100 years, guests have been sharing their memories and whimsy on paper plates that are all part of this truly unique experience. We look forward to hosting you in our Hynes Family Cabin.
Warm regards,
Frances and Arthur Hynes, grandchildren of Mary Louise and Dibrell Hynes
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Valutazioni e recensioni
10 / 10Eccezionale·giu 2026
Overall, exceptional experience from finding a booking that was at the same campground that my dad was staying at to the availability and effective communication from the property manager. We were at the campground a day early and were able to drive past and confirm the location of the cabin, when driving from the front of the park to the back right before the back gate, the road has an option to make a right onto the gravel. If you follow that and then make a left between the two rocks it’s the second cabin!!! I was able to drop a few things off early while cleaning was taking place and when I walked in the cabin, all I can say is the photos online definitely do not do justice for this place! Beds were comfortable, everything you could think of needing was available in one of the many drawers, shelves or bins around the house. It felt like my family‘s cabin, it really was a great space to connect and make memories with my fam!! During our stay we drove around the area and did a bunch of sightseeing, swam at the pool and attended the rodeo! Ate pancake breakfast one morning and signed up for a trail ride on one of the beautiful horses that I watched every morning and every evening stampede up and down the hill! I was in my own world at the same time just minutes away from a campground community that is built to entertain families and children of all ages! Before we left, the children already asked if we can come again next year! Thank You, forever a Hynes Family member
10 / 10Eccezionale·giu 2026
Nice place to retreat to. Beautiful views and was exciting to see the horses rounded up everyday. Lots of wildlife and family friendly things to do. Do not leave the koa park to get to cabin. We had trouble finding the cabin in the rain because we kept leaving the park.
10 / 10Eccezionale·mag 2026
The Hynes Family Cabin provided our family of 5 an excellent stay. Our host's communications were clear and concise and helpful. The cabin itself was a gem, retaining wonderful character from its original construction in 1925, yet providing more than sufficient amenities that we look for in the present. It was very clean and very well and thoughtfully provisioned. The outdoor gas grill was great, and we still had a fire pit for roasting wieners and making s'mores or just to keep warm at night while gazing at the star filled sky. Loved the sleeping porch with its multiple beds and the large screened windows that let cool breezes through as the summer heats up. I thought the coolest items were the historical pictures and explanation of how the cabin has been updated over the years, and the historical narrative of a member of the family that built and stills owns the cabin. So much history here in the Black Hills, and the family's history is intertwined. Guess I love to see how history feathers into current day. Location is absolutely great - close to all the major Black Hills attractions. You're in the midst of them all! Great logistics. Super hiking. And great for families with kids - plenty to keep busy. This was our first year vacationing here, and on our 8 hour drive home our children were asking, "Can we come back next year?" Hmmm....Mom and Dad had the same idea! Thank you so much, Hynes Family, for sharing your wonderful cabin and all its surroundings with us!!!!!!!!
10 / 10Eccezionale·set 2025
Loved the cabin.
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