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The resort is located off Highway 385, the main thoroughfare through the Black Hills National Forest, yet is peacefully nestled in a quiet valley, completely surrounded by national forestland with a tranquil year-round creek meandering throughout the property. Rock outcroppings, hiking trails and offroad trails are within footsteps of every cabin. The serene space is an outdoor sanctuary centrally-located within 20 miles of Custer State Park, Crazy Horse Memorial, Needles Eye Tunnel / Highway, and Black Elk Peak. Your adventure will also take you near Hill City, Keystone, Custer, and Historic Deadwood. Drive a little further, and end up in Badlands National Park, Wind Cave National Park, Jewel Cave National Monument, Sturgis, or Devils Tower National Monument.
It's beautiful, and very well kept.
The camping is closed for the winter.
Still, it's Perfect for RV stays year around.
The cabins look amazing too.
I would like to tell people to stay away, so room is always available for my companions and I. Our stay was incredible. Morning coffee and evening drinks on the porch. Centrally located in the Black Hills, just 6 miles north of Hill City, Horse Creek Resort is a peaceful oasis. Of all the places I’ve stayed when visiting the Black Hills, this is the one I want to return to.
What a wonderful stay we had at Horse Creek Resort. My wife and I wanted to explore South Dakota for our 1st time and we picked the perfect place to have as our ‘home base’. We rented the 100 year old log cabin, and it had a great mix of modern amenities blended with the charm of the age of the home. We adventured all over the area and loved coming home to a fire pit and comfortable place at the end of each day. Garret, the new owner of the property, took great care of us and provided great service for our entire trip. Highly recommend Horse Creek Resort to people looking for a great getaway. Would be great for families with kids, too!
