Kiddville Ranch Site of Old Gold Mining Camp in Custer

The home was originally an 1895 boarding house for the mining camp of Kiddville (long ago abandoned). In the 1930's, it was remodeled into a private home/ranch.  In 2007, the home was again remodeled and modernized. The original assay office is yet on the property, as well as the caretakers home, corral, a cabin, and a barn. Kiddville is 38 private acres adjoining the Black Hills National Forest, 8 miles NW of Custer, 10 miles from Crazy Horse Memorial, and 20 miles from Mount Rushmore. There are 5 miles of well maintained gravel country road enroute to the home.  No other inhabited dwellings on the property = solitude for you!  The setting is peaceful, and the area abounds with deer, elk, turkeys, squirrels, birds, and the great smell of pine.

Outdoor Gazebo with gas grill
Access to 5 of the 38 acres unhindered
Immediate access to the public forest
No visible neighbors
A large dining table
Washer/dryer
Cupboards stocked with basics
Dishes/utensils/microwave/gas stove
Satellite TV
Gas Furnace
Altitude is 6000' (great weather, no poisonous snakes/plants)

Near Crazy Horse and Mount Rushmore and Custer State Park
The Black HIlls offers great hiking, fishing, hunting, photography, skiing, as well as miniature golf, swimming, shopping, golfing, horseback riding,...

$145 per night for up to 2 people.  Three or four people is $165 ($15 per person/night for additional  people), May 15-Aug 31.

$130 per night for up to 4 people ($15/person/night for additional people), Sept 1-May 14.

5.5% Lodging tax

Pets are $5/night


checks accepted in advance, credit cards accepted through PayPal (no membership required), or cash upon arrival

$100 deposit to hold reservation (refundable if cancellation is more than 1 month ahead)

Payment in full is not accepted until within  14days of stay and is non-refundable

Extra bedding/linens/cleaning supplies and washer/dryer available.