Located slightly Southeast of Rapid City; Black Hills Caverns offers a variety of cave tour options and learning experiences related to the caverns, their history, geology and chemistry, and even gemstone mining for the kids!

Distance from Campground: 35.4 miles

A scenic steam train ride through the beautiful Black Hills of South Dakota. Departing from Hill City and Keystone near Mount Rushmore, Custer State Park, and Crazy Horse Memorial.

Distance from Campground: 50.2 miles

Big Thunder is an authentic 1880’s gold mine that offers tours, a museum, and the largest collection of mining equipment to be found in the Black Hills area.

Distance from Campground: 50.6 miles

Open every day of the year, Crazy Horse Memorial is meant to serve as a reminder to honor the rich heritage of the North American Indians. This is the world’s largest mountain sculpture and offers a unique experience every time you visit since it’s continually being drilled and mountain blasted.

Distance from Campground: 66.8 miles

One of the most unique experiences offered in the Black Hills. Cosmos Mystery Area is filled with mind bending mysteries such as water flowing uphill, people changing heights on a level platform, and other strange phenomena.

Distance from Campground: 47.3 miles

A geological improbability, Devils Tower is a rock formation that reaches thousands of feet into the air in an otherwise desolate prairie surrounding the Black Hills.

Distance from Campground: 80.3 miles

Open year round, this indoor park is fed by natural spring water of 87 degrees. It also features an outdoor pool, hot tub, steam room and weight room. Evans Plunge is family fun in any season!

Distance from Campground: 88.7 miles

This is the third longest cave known in the world. Jewel Cave National Monument offers guided tours to peak your curiosities through a maze of passages featuring brilliant colors.

Distance from Campground: 83.9 miles

The Journey Museum tells the story of our Western Great Plains in full detail from the standpoint of the Lakota and pioneers of the area.

Distance from Days End Campground to Journey Museum: 30.0 miles

The famous memorial dedicated to honoring our country’s rich history and development, Mount Rushmore is a must see wonder in the Black Hills.

Distance from Days End Campground to Mount Rushmore: 67.7 miles

The Mammoth Site is the world’s largest mammoth researching facility with a working paleontological site and museum. The site offers educational programs for junior and advanced paleontologist excavating and even an Indian hunting technique experience of “Atlatl Throwing”.

Distance from Days End Campground to Mammoth Site: 88.3 miles

Reptile Gardens is a family attraction that features the world’s largest reptile collection on display, exotic birds, minerals and fossils, exciting shows, and an indoor jungle!

Distance from Days End Campground to Reptile Gardens 36.8 miles

A bit farther than our other attractions, Pioneer Auto Show is worth the drive for auto lovers the world around. You’ll see everything from motorcycles, tractors, scooters, and more as you re-visit 20th century America and the evolution of these vehicles since that time.

Distance from Days End Campground to Pioneer Auto Show: 163 miles

This family adventure features views of Mt. Rushmore while you enjoy a scenic chairlift, beautiful Black Hills nature pathways, and even a mountaintop garden and Café.

Distance from  Days End Campground to the Tramway: 50.7 miles