This is a must stop for an unique souvenir! Let the kids of all ages walk through the bins of rocks…read moremany from South Dakota. The people are very knowledgeable and helpful. Depending on what you are looking for the value is definitely there.

If you live in Canada stay away from The Rock Shed…read more I ordered $33 worth of supplies and was ok to pay $55 shipping as it was still cheaper that local competitors. Disappointed how that they used FedEx who sent me a bill, 2 months later, for another $30 in clearance fees. Even worse, I tried calling The Rock Shed but no one ever answers. I sent an email inquiry and 3 weeks later(and counting) they can't be bothered to reply. Based on their lack of customer care honestly, no matter where you live, I would NOT recommend.

Fantastic selection! Wonderful people. Overpriced and some items are not what they seem. But if you…read moreknow your stones it's a great place!

Things That Rock is a cute little shop specializing in... Rocks! It is right across from the Alpine…read moreInn in Hill City, so it's a good spot to kill time if you are waiting for a table. Outside they have bins with larger rocks that you can purchase by the pound. We bought several pieces of petrified wood, just because they were neat. Inside are smaller rocks and rock accessories. My daughters in particular loved the make your own jewelry area. You can select a polished stone, a metal cage to hold it and different types of chains and cords. The necklaces they made look pretty nice and are a couple of their favorite souvenirs from our trip. The ladies working in the shop were very friendly and helpful. It sounds like they gather some of the rocks themselves which is pretty cool. We mainly stuck to national parks during our trip and they don't really like people taking their rocks, so it was fun to buy some cool ones to take home.

First off, Debbie is the loveliest lady. We were there to browse & I came out with a steal of a…read moredeal on beautiful diamond earrings. This shop had the best mix of gifts & jewelry. Add to that the beer & wine selection... but Debbie & staff were the highlight of our day.

I was in the Good Karma Store last week, and they have such unique and quality items, I couldn't…read morebelieve how much inventory they have to choose from, it was fantastic, I would recommend this store to anyone that visits Custer, open all year round too. Great, I loved it. Cindy Thompson

Had a great visit. Beautiful handmade jewelry. Cool gems, geodes and fossils. They have affordable…read moreitems and expensive. Everyone of all income levels will enjoy coming here. Something for everyone. My daughter enjoyed putting together her own grab bag of stones. They also have animals you can see off to the side.

Very unique store located right outside of Deadwood. The store is filled with handcrafted gold and…read moresilver jewelry, custom-made jewelry, rare gems and fossils and rocks and minerals. The inventory is truly amazing. A lot of the items in the store I have never seen before. I purchased a piece of petrified wood approximately 10 inches tall by 6 inches wide. It cost two dollars a pound. Very reasonable prices and truly amazing inventory. Highly recommend stopping here when you visit Deadwood, South Dakota!

Visited Black Hills Caverns this summer! This was the first of 2 caverns we visited while in South…read moreDakota! We made reservations months in advance but I think you can also show up the same day. Tour was great and felt nice and cool during the hot summer day! Well worth the visit!

On the way back from Mt. Rushmore, we decided to call and make a reservation for an "Adventure…read moretour". What you need to know: They have two tours: The Adventure Tour (1 hour) Crystal Tour (1/2 hour) One lady had mobility issues and a cane and they accommodated her on the Crystal tour and she was fine. There was one flight of stairs that she had to take twice but she took her time. There was also a newborn baby that I would not recommend - the baby kept crying and the parent had to end their tour. Kids were fine. Reservations: preferred but not required, last tour is close to 5pm, but call to check. Attire/Gear: I had on vans and no special gear and was fine but note, it's colder down there in the summer, and warmer in the winter. We went in August and it was about 55 degrees inside the cave. Lucky I brought a hoodie. Towards the end of the tour you have to get back up using stairs so you heat up quickly. Our tour guide Josh was fun and happily chatted with us - they feed off of your feedback! He also let us use their umbrellas to get back to our car since a storm had begun while we were in the cave. I recommend this tour for all ages so you can learn a little about the area and history of the cave!