State Game Lodge
State Game Lodge
Lodge · Custer State Park
About
The State Game Lodge, established in 1920, is the largest resort in Custer State Park, South Dakota. Known as the "Summer White House" for President Calvin Coolidge in 1927, it offers a blend of historical charm and modern amenities. Accommodations include historic and modern lodge rooms, as well as cabins. On-site dining features local game specialties. Guests can enjoy activities like Buffalo Safari Jeep Tours, hiking, and fishing within the park's 71,000 acres.
LessRatings & Reviews
Summer White House for Pres Coolidge. Original lodge with additions along the way. Very iconic. Our rooms were tired and worn. Clean, but needed updating. Think a roadside motel in 1970. Staying rig..
5pm Monday arrival, reception made good first impression there was another couple ahead of us looking for room rates and availability, front desk asked couple if it was ok to check me in first. Made .
Reservation for a room at the State Game Lodge was made and paid for 3 weeks prior on the Custer State Park website. When we showed up to check-in we were informed that we could not stay at the State.
Good to Know
Accepts Contactless Payments
Wheelchair Accessible
Pets Welcome
Free Wi-Fi
Landmark View
Non-Smoking Rooms
Air Conditioning
Accepts Contactless Payments
Wheelchair Accessible
Pets Welcome
Free Wi-Fi
Landmark View
Non-Smoking Rooms
Air Conditioning
Meeting Rooms
Free Self-Parking
Housekeeping
Laundry Room
Suites
Patio
Kitchenettes
Microwaves
Refrigerator
Coffee and Tea Makers
Televisions
Clothes Iron
Hair Dryers
Convenience Store
Accepts Credit Cards
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