Camping Cabins in South Dakota state parks

Interior of a camping cabin, includes a set of bunk beds and a double bed.

A large front porch gives users a great place to relax and enjoy the scenery ...
or a place for families and friends to
gather for a cook-out.

Camping cabins feature a double bed
and a bunk bed. Each cabin sleeps four.

Camping Cabins
These one-room, log-style cabins are found in parks throughout the state. Each cabin has heating, air conditioning and electricity. Furnishings include a set of bunk beds, double bed, table and benches. Outside, a fire grate, picnic table and the porch provide a pleasant place to relax and enjoy the outdoors.

Cabins are found at:

Angostura (8)
Big Sioux (2)
Buryanek (2)
Chief White Crane (10)
Custer (8)
Hartford Beach (1)
Farm Island (2)
Fort Sisseton (3, see below)
Indian Creek (2)
Lake Cochrance (1)
Lake Herman (2)
Lake Louise (2)
Lake Poinsett (2)
Lake Thompson (4)
Lake Vermillion (3)
Lewis and Clark (13)
Mina Lake (1)
Newton Hills (7)
North Point (6)
Oahe Downstream (4)
Oakwood Lakes (3)
Palisades (5)
Pelican Lake (2)
Pickerel Lake (2)
Pierson Ranch (2)
Randall Creek (4)
Roy Lake (1)
Richmond Lake (1)
Shadehill (3)
Snake Creek (9)
Springfield (2)
Walker's Point (2)
West Bend (4)
West Whitlock (2)

Things to know about cabins

Cabins can be reserved year-round.
Pets are not permitted in the cabins.
Please, no smoking.
Check out time is noon. At Custer State Park, check out time is 11 a.m.
Refrain from cooking or cleaning game inside the cabins.
Linens are not provided.
Cabins do not have restrooms, running water or kitchens.
Cabins sleep four people.

Fees

Camping Cabin (incl. electricity) - $35/night
Prime cabins (at Lewis & Clark, Chief White Crane, Pierson Ranch and Fort Sisseton, incl. electricity) - $40/night
Custer State Park - $45/night
A park entrance license is also required.

Reservations

Camping cabins may be reserved year-round by calling the toll-free reservation line (1-800-710-CAMP) or reserving online at www.CampSD.com.

Reservations can be made within 90 days of arrival. It's a good idea to plan ahead, as the popularity of these cabins has grown at a tremendous rate during the past several years.

Learn more about individual
South Dakota State Parks.

Fort Sisseton Cabins

Three uniquely-styled cabins are available at Fort Sisseton for $40/night. Each cabin offers the same amenities as other camping cabins and the same regulations apply. Furnishings in these cabins include a set of bunk beds and two double beds to sleep six people. A fourth cabin, to be shared with the other cabin users, is set up as a cooking cabin, complete with stove, refrigerator, microwave and sink.