Cabin in North Lawrence, SD
6 guests · 1 bedroom · 1 bath
Reasons to book
Guests love it hereGuests give this property a top rating
Well priced for this locationPriced under area average
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About this cabin rental
Nestled in the heart of the Black Hills, this cozy cabin is the perfect place to unplug and unwind. Enjoy beautiful mountain scenery with family and friends on the expansive wraparound deck, perfect for a slow morning with coffee or a quiet summer night.
With a babbling stream outside your door, surrounded by lush pine forest, and a toasty living room fireplace, you may never feel the need to leave. But if you do decide to venture out, you’ll be less than 20 minutes from some of the state’s best attractions, including ski slopes at Terry Peak, mountain hikes in Spearfish Canyon, and the steakhouses, saloons and museums of historic downtown Deadwood.
-The cabin property includes one bedroom with a full-sized bed that can accommodate a couple.
-There is also snug loft space with a queen mattress tucked away under a locally sourced wood ceiling – perfect for a couple pre-teens, teens, or adventurous adults.
- and a newly-finished bunkhouse with a queen-sized bed under a lofted twin approximately 20 yards from the main cabin. Guests are welcome to use the bunkhouse to sleep a number of people beyond what the cabin can accommodate.
There will be a $45 fee charged to cover the cost of additional cleaning and laundry as well as heating the building for use.
To avoid the user fee, do not enter the bunkhouse.
-We advertise the property as suitable for sleeping six persons. That is assuming use of the bunkhouse and couples sharing beds. Maitland Legacy is NOT suitable for more than three individuals not intending to share beds.
Guests are welcome to use the wood-burning fireplace. The fee of $25 is used to cover the cost of fireplace maintenance, cleaning and wood. Guests will need to visit with the host either by phone or in person when they get on-property prior to using the fireplace.
There is parking for several vehicles. The area is large enough to park a towing vehicle and attached trailer.
Experienced motorcyclists will have no problem accessing the home via well-maintained gravel roads. The cabin is located just a few miles from Spearfish, Sturgis, Deadwood, Lead, and Central City.
With a babbling stream outside your door, surrounded by lush pine forest, and a toasty living room fireplace, you may never feel the need to leave. But if you do decide to venture out, you’ll be less than 20 minutes from some of the state’s best attractions, including ski slopes at Terry Peak, mountain hikes in Spearfish Canyon, and the steakhouses, saloons and museums of historic downtown Deadwood.
-The cabin property includes one bedroom with a full-sized bed that can accommodate a couple.
-There is also snug loft space with a queen mattress tucked away under a locally sourced wood ceiling – perfect for a couple pre-teens, teens, or adventurous adults.
- and a newly-finished bunkhouse with a queen-sized bed under a lofted twin approximately 20 yards from the main cabin. Guests are welcome to use the bunkhouse to sleep a number of people beyond what the cabin can accommodate.
There will be a $45 fee charged to cover the cost of additional cleaning and laundry as well as heating the building for use.
To avoid the user fee, do not enter the bunkhouse.
-We advertise the property as suitable for sleeping six persons. That is assuming use of the bunkhouse and couples sharing beds. Maitland Legacy is NOT suitable for more than three individuals not intending to share beds.
Guests are welcome to use the wood-burning fireplace. The fee of $25 is used to cover the cost of fireplace maintenance, cleaning and wood. Guests will need to visit with the host either by phone or in person when they get on-property prior to using the fireplace.
There is parking for several vehicles. The area is large enough to park a towing vehicle and attached trailer.
Experienced motorcyclists will have no problem accessing the home via well-maintained gravel roads. The cabin is located just a few miles from Spearfish, Sturgis, Deadwood, Lead, and Central City.
Amenities
Non-smoking
No pets allowed
Map of North Lawrence, SD
Ratings and reviews
10 / 10Outstanding·May 2026
Amazing place to stay, nestled perfectly in the Black Hills near Deadwood, Lead, Spearfish and Belle Fourche. Perfect place to enjoy nature and be close to all the local attractions. The stream is beautiful, and the deck is lovely and peaceful. Absolutely charming and Dwayne the host was fantastic. Highly recommend.
10 / 10Outstanding·May 2026
Booked this cabin for a week to go fly fishing with a friend. Cabin is quiet, clean, and set up well to cook meals and enjoy Mother Nature. Small stream flows past the cabin. Sound of flowing water is soothing. Lots of deck area, and outside seating. Beautiful. I had snags in my schedule and had to change dates. No problems with this. Friendly, helpful interactions.
10 / 10Outstanding·Apr 2026
This was our 2nd time staying here and we will be back again and again! My family loves this cabin, the location, the view, and everything about it! Love the ease of check in we could do independently. Noticed right away on arrival and entering that it was very clean and well maintained with a personal touch inside and out. Beautiful cabin with a babbling brook that ran along entire front of cabin. Loved sitting on deck enjoying the sounds. Everything we needed including ample towels and blankets. Surprised that we had large selection of tv stations. Appreciated the land line in case of emergency. Warm lighting all along deck and motion light at entrance. Very safe and tucked away from the busy tourism but close enough to get to everything the black hills has to offer!
6 / 10Average·Jul 2024
First of all, Dwayne is good people and the property is absolutely beautiful.
This rental just wasn't the right fit for me and my friend (two women in their early 40s who like their creature comforts).
Dwayne called me before my trip, and while it was an extremely long chat, I chalked it up to midwestern kindness (as I'm often stuck in my hurried East Coast frame of mind).
But he called again (on the house phone) when we got there. Then one minute later it rang again and I stopped answering. I ultimately unplugged the phone because of constant robo calls.
When we arrived, I had to kill two hornets in the living room window. Then, the first evening, as we pulled in from dinner, his partner, Char, pulled in directly behind us and wanted to chat. I had a headache, was exhausted from travel, and it felt like a major overstep.
My friend slept in the loft bed the first night--the mattress had no support and tweaked her shoulder. We spent our first morning in the Deadwood ER getting her muscle relaxers. I tried sleeping there the second night and the dust had my allergies going crazy. We ended up sharing the queen bed.
Again, the property is beautiful, the owners are well-meaning, but it was not the right fit for me at all.
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"Amazing place to stay, nestled perfectly in the Black Hills near Deadwood, Lead, Spearfish and Belle Fourche. Perfect place to enjoy nature and be close to all the local attractions. The stream is bea..."
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