Experience The Fall Colors Like Never Before With A Stay At The State Game Lodge In South Dakota

The leaves are continuing to change here in South Dakota and, before we know it, will be at their peak, which means it is time to get outside and enjoy it before it is gone for another year! While nearly every corner of the state is home to beautiful hues, we recommend treating yourself this year and experiencing the season in a whole new way. How does one do this? We recommend spending a weekend at the State Game Lodge:

Tucked away inside of beautiful Custer State Park, the State Game Lodge is a breathtaking stone and wood lodge that was built in 1920 and visited by the likes of Presidents Calvin Coolidge and Dwight D. Eisenhower.

Billed as being the largest resort in Custer State Park, the State Game Lodge has everything from luxurious cabins to separate rooms in the main lodge to modern hotel rooms, meaning they have something for every budget and preference.

In addition to their clean and comfortable rooms and cabins, the Game Lodge also offers a full-service restaurant, general store, tours, and access to one of the best state parks in America.

Situated along the southeast portion of the Peter Norbeck Scenic Byway, the State Game Lodge is surrounded by some of the most jaw-dropping nature in the state, thanks to its pristine mountainside location.

While the area surrounding the Lodge is a sight to behold year-round, it comes to life even more in the fall when the trees and shrubs begin changing into bright reds and oranges.

Can you see why the Lodge was named a "Top 10 Wildlife Destination" by Fox News and a "Top Family Destination in South Dakota" by MSN?

Rooms at the State Game Lodge - which was also named a "Top Midwestern Resort" by Midwest Living - begin at $135 per night and can be booked on their website.

Have you had the opportunity to stay at the State Game Lodge? How was your experience? We would love to hear about it in the comments! To make your SoDak fall even more unforgettable, make sure to Take This Gorgeous Fall Foliage Road Trip To See South Dakota Like Never Before.