Wow, absolutely beautiful. The canyon is spectacular, and the short hike to the waterfall was…read moreamazing. The room was very nice and the food and restaurant service was excellent. The woman at the front desk was very nice and helpful. Highly recommend.

Beautiful lodge setting in the Spearfish community. Spearfish is home to walking/hiking trails and…read morewell as several waterfalls. The lodge completes the experience. Food was amazing (best Bison stew!) and service was excellent.

We have been coming to this park since 2018. The last few years, we have been staying for 3 or 4…read moremonths. Started coming here when Ed was still the owner. Last two years, under different management. Great improvements made by managers, Gina and John Roberts. The park is centrally located to many, many special places to visit.

Disgusting! The customer service is terrible! we booked a cabin and it was absolutely filthy. We…read morespent several hours after that trying to find a decent place to stay. Do not waste your time or money. Do not stay at this place. It is absolutely gross. This location does not even deserve the one star I am forced to give it.

Rob canceled our reservation at midnight the same day we were supposed to check in for our family…read morevacation. We were all traveling from CO and IL. He also didn't give us a reason and wouldn't respond to any of our calls or texts. Horrible experience.

This place was awesome. 13 of us went and had so much. Beautiful views and so close to Terry peak…read moreskiing!

Main Street in Deadwood is filled with modern casinos, resort hotels, full-service spas, big name…read moreconcerts, a hospital, old photo shops, restaurants, gift shops and some of the best parties. We walked in the footsteps of legends and make history since 1876. In 1876, miners moved into the northern Black Hills, they found gold & Deadwood was born. Overnight, the tiny gold camp boomed & attracted outlaws, gamblers and gunslingers & gold seekers. Wild Bill Hickok was one of those men who came looking for fortune. But just a few short weeks after arriving, he was gunned down while holding a poker hand of aces and eights - forever after known as the Dead Man's Hand. Calamity Jane also made a name for herself in these parts and is buried next to Hickok in Mount Moriah Cemetery. Other legends, like Potato Creek Johnny, Seth Bullock and Al Swearengen, created their legends and legacies in this tiny Black Hills town. Deadwood Alive is a theater troupe that reenacts the major historic events such as the Trial of Jack McCall and Wild Bill's assassination that inspired legends. Unfortunately, there aren't any shootouts or activities on Main Street on Sundays. I was told I could watch it on a cam live from deadwood.com

This was a really great, albeit touristy stop. You know exactly what you're getting in the city…read moredoes not disappoint. There is a lot to do here and you could easily spend a day or two. My husband wanted to visit the graves of Wild Bill and Calamity Jane. There are lots of saloons and casinos. You can have an old-time picture done or even see a main street shootout if you're there at the right time. They also have some nice hikes and a very cool visitor center to help you with ideas for how to spend your time. We have visited a lot of towns lately and this one is definitely worth a stop.

Edited: It was very frustrating because we specifically called to make a reservation and when we…read moregot there they told us they were running behind by a lot. So we rescheduled to a later time. When we came back they got us right in, the staff were all friendly but once we viewed the pictures I was not impressed. We did the Model T scene and it wasn't very "authentic" because in the pictures you can see the carpet of the business against tile floor. Then when we ordered our print they told us it would be another hour and a half to get it! We go to places like this all the time and it's pretty immediate that you get your print. So we opted to have it mailed to us which then they said would take two weeks! Well we got our photo and it's so dark you cannot even see the car. It's horrible.

This is the first time my adult kids had done this. Ido a pic of the kids every year for my ex for…read moreCHristmas. This is going to an unexpected surprise. The gal choosing the outfits for them nailed it. She was patient and helpful and the photographer was direct And got some great shots. I definitely want to order more. I think I was prob more excited just watching! Ha, they had a great time as well!!!

GREAT BAR!!! Lots of cool things to see! Awesome bands! Service is fast and friendly!! We've been…read morecamping in Glencoe every year for the past 9 years! Wouldn't go any where else! So much fun! Titty Alley is the best! SECTION 8 BABY!

GROSS... seriously don't !!! filth, flies, food that taste like cigarettes. so gross Had to spit…read moreit out. tasted like they threw their cig butts in the gravy. so disgusting. ?? clean plates and silverware with food still on them. smells like urine everywhere.

I was invited a couple years ago to a friend's wedding there, and saw the establishment and was…read moreimmaculate space for such an event!

So, pretty good for a Hampton Inn, with a few hiccups…read more We stayed here for 3 nights in a king bedroom suite. We arrived at 3PM, which is check in time, and our room was not ready. Our room was not ready until 5:30. As we had just flown in from Florida, I really wanted to go to the room and change out of our travel clothing, but that was not an option. Our first afternoon in Deadwood was effectively ruined as there was nowhere to leave our bags and change clothing. The hotel was recently remodeled, so our rooms were very nice, and the mattresses were comfortable. The shower was fine although the water temperature fluctuated, and it was impossible to find the exact point that wasn't either too hot or too cold. The whole hotel vibrated constantly, which made a bunch of appliances in the room rattle or even make weirder noises. I had to leave the microwave door open because closed, the rattling was too loud for the kids to sleep. Breakfasts in the breakfast room were typical Hampton and quite good (for being free). Very friendly staff. Waffle machine with two flavor options and all sorts of different toppings, breakfast sausage, fried eggs, oatmeal, biscuits and gravy, toast and cereal. Juice and coffee. On our last day, there was no breakfast offered at Hampton. We were redirected to the restaurant at the Sheraton Four Points. Of course, that place wasn't open yet. And, once we arrived, they were not expecting us, and they wanted a coupon that had not been provided by the Hampton. Thankfully, it was just a short walk back to get things sorted, and thankfully, we weren't in a rush that morning, but still. Parking is across the street. It's through the casino. You need a new scan code each time you drive through, which comes from the front desk. Because of the delay in our check in, our parking was comped, but I believe it's about $15/day. The lot is long and narrow, and if there are big pick up trucks, it feels cramped and precarious.

We arrived after driving for six hours only to be told our room wasn't ready. The room was updated…read moreand pretty. Unfortunately, it was very loud as the suite was next to the laundry and housekeeping area. The highway was very loud next to our room. The lighting was poor. The best thing in the room was the comfy bed. The so called air freshener they pumped into the air was awful! I couldn't hang out in the Casino as the air freshener was toxic to my health. Made it hard to breathe or enjoy