Cabin in Pennington County, SD
6 guests · 3 bedrooms · 1 bath
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About this cabin rental
This cozy three-bedroom cabin is nestled in the center of the Black Hills National Forest. It is surrounded by ponderosa pine trees and is close to Lake Pactola and Sheridan Lake. There is space for one small trailer if you choose to travel with one. There are also ATV trails just outside your door! With deer and turkey abundant in the area, you might even be lucky enough to spot some wildlife during your stay.
The upper enclosed loft area has a king bed and a bathroom that includes a shower, sink, and toilet. There is also a portable AC unit in this room. The main level has two bedrooms, both with queen beds. There is also a full bathroom on the main level. This home is 3 miles off of Highway 385, and 3 miles of the road is gravel. This home has wifi and Verizon cell service. You’ll be provided with a keycode to get right into the cabin, so you can start enjoying yourself right away.
The upper enclosed loft area has a king bed and a bathroom that includes a shower, sink, and toilet. There is also a portable AC unit in this room. The main level has two bedrooms, both with queen beds. There is also a full bathroom on the main level. This home is 3 miles off of Highway 385, and 3 miles of the road is gravel. This home has wifi and Verizon cell service. You’ll be provided with a keycode to get right into the cabin, so you can start enjoying yourself right away.
Amenities
Non-smoking
No pets allowed
Family friendly
Map of Pennington County, SD
Ratings and reviews
10 / 10Outstanding·May 2026
being remote
10 / 10Outstanding·Oct 2025
Nice place
10 / 10Outstanding·Oct 2025
Did not stay here, had problems with flies, so property manager moved us to different cabin. Better cabin for same price.
6 / 10Average·May 2019
The cabin was very clean and the check-in process went very smooth. The road to the cabin was as described and we had no problem getting TO the cabin. However, we got caught in a late spring winter storm that dumped 26 inches of wet, heavy snow on the whole area; and we wound up getting stuck at the cabin because of the 2 ft plus snowdrifts blocking the road to it. The storm started early Tuesday and we didn't get out until Thursday. We discovered that the cabin, which I assume is rented out during the winter, didn't even have a shovel on the premises! Really? We had to resort to using the dust pan to scrape away the snow from the door until we could get to the neighbors down the road and borrow a shovel from them. The neighbors were AWESOME, helping us as much as possible.
On top of all that, the power went out Tuesday evening and didn't come back on until Thursday around noon. So there we were: snowed in, no heat except for the fire place, no hot water, conserving water as much as possible because we weren't sure how long we'd have water pressure. We did have a gas grille so we could cook our meals.
We contacted the office about opening the road from the cabin, but at first their equipment was broke down. In the mean time our neighbors tried to help out by running their UTV up and down the road, packing down the snow somewhat so that we MIGHT be able to drive out. When the office got their snow equipment going again, we discovered that all they had for pushing snow was an ATV with a flexible snow blade on in front. That may work for light powdery snow, but that was worthless against this wet heavy stuff, whether it was packed down or not. Their only other solution was to get a crew together to shovel out the 250-300 yards of heavy snow from the road to the cabin. Really? By then we'd had enough. The power came back on at noon on Thursday, so we showered up and then packed up and left early. One of our vehicles had 4WD, and they led and we followed in their tracks. Luckily, it was down hill. There was no way either vehicle would have made back up to the cabin.
Now I understand, no one could control the weather or the power outage. We saw all the trees downed as we drove out. But the office could have kept us better informed of what was happening. And It's plain they are not prepared for a major snowstorm. In light of how this turned out, we'd like a partial refund of what we paid for the cabin.
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8.6Excellent
(38 Ratings)
"being remote"
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