5. Custer State Park

CUSTER.   Best known for its resident herds of roaming bison, this 73,000-acre park offers not only gorgeous scenery but planned activities to boot. Plains and mountains are available to hike and explore, and scenic drives provide an easy way to observe the park's wild beauty. Resorts and campsites cater to visitors with varying needs, and rangers direct folks on nature tours and while panning for gold. Hayrides, campfire activities, and demonstrations of crafts and cooking delight guests as well.   (© 10Best)

Hours:

Year-round Daily

Admission:

Temporary Permit $5; Child (0-5) Free; Entry Per Vehicle $12 Annual Park Entrance License $23

Payment Methods:

Website: Visit the Custer State Park website »

Type: Parks

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