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Welcome to Sylvan Lake Lodge, a stunning resort area at the annexed northwestern corner of Custer State park, complete with lodge rooms, cabins, meeting rooms, wedding venues, and activities at elev. 6145 feet. Sylvan Lake Lodge is a favored choice for travelers seeking excellent hikes, lake time, and scenic views. At the top of Needles Highway, this lodge area is home to the mesmerizing Sylvan Lake.
Custer State Park offers 71,000 acres of diverse landscape. (SD Park entrance license required). Within the Park, you will have access to swimming lakes, streams, hiking trails, the Wildlife Loop Road, Peter Norbeck Scenic Byway, Needles Highway, Naturalist Programs, and other amazing wildlife activities offered by Custer State Park Resort.
This cabin is within a six (6) minute walking distance on the paved road to Sylvan Lake and to Sylvan Store. A handful of neighboring resort cabins are close, but not too close.
Up the hill and on the other side and within another 5-10 minute walk (there is an unlit path from the cabin loop) you will find Sylvan Lake Lodge, Veranda, Restaurant & Front Desk (where you will check in).
The store down by the lake offers fast-casual dining service, as well as merchandise, groceries and boat rentals. Swimming beach is found halfway around the lake, approximately 1/2 mile via walking path or road.
Buffalo Safari Jeep Tours, Hayride & Chuckwagon Cookouts, Trail Rides & other Custer State Park wildlife activities are within 20-30 minutes drive at the other Custer State Park lodges. Enjoy!

Rental vehicle strongly recommended for Black Hills stays. The lake is easily accessed within a 6 minute walk the long way, which follows the road down to it. You can also cut through the backyard of the cabin, down the hill by the other cabins & save yourself a couple of minutes.
The swimming beach is on the other side of Sylvan Lake, approx 1/2 mile walk around the lake (15 minutes walk from this cabin to the beach itself).
Sylvan Lake Lodge is within a 10-15 minute walk if you follow Peter Norbeck Scenic Byway to the West; or there is a short walking path that can be accessed from the cabin's back yard that takes you straight up to the lodge.
Expect variable terrain at 6,145 ft elevation. You aren't on a mountain; but you are at the top of the Black Hills!