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John Gausman in Caputa, South Dakota

(605) 673-3333

HC 83 Box 84
Caputa, SD 57725

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Custers Gulch RV Park and Campground is located 2.5 miles east of Custer. 400 yards off of Hwy 16A on a well maintained forest service road. Secluded campsites away from traffic noise, pull throughs, full hookups, 100 amps, tables, fire grates and clean restrooms with hot showers.

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Facilities Custers Gulch Campground RV Park: & Facilities At Custer's Gulch RV Park and Campground we offer fantastic Black Hills camping with a family-friendly atmosphere. Our park is open from April 15 to October 31 each year (weather permitting), so you can enjoy camping with us during the most beautiful seasons. Join us for a comfortab...
CustersGulch.com: & Welcome to Custer's Gulch RV Park where wildlife, such as deer and elk roam around the grounds just as they did 125 years ago when General Custer camped in this very same spot while on his expedition to the Black Hills. Custer's Gulch, one of the newest RV parks located in the Black Hills, has...
Welcome Custers Gulch Campground RV Park
Amenities Custers Gulch Campground RV Park: & Amenities Hot Showers Laundry RV Dump Station Full Hook-ups Camp Fires Club House Free Wi-Fi Internet with Clubhouse Hotspot Flush Toilets Propane Handicap Access 8 Pull Through Sites 50 amp Service Car Rentals Hiking Trails Volleyball Horse Shoes Sites are spacious, approximately 40 X 80 feet...
History Custers Gulch Campground RV Park: & Custer's Gulch History In August of 1874 the exploratory Black Hills Expedition of General George A. Custer made this the site of their permanent camp. - Actual Photo taken at Custer's Gulch in 1874 during Custer's expedition. The Gold Discovery that started the rush of 1875 was on nearby Fren...