Deadwood, South Dakota Bed and Breakfast Inns - and Surrounding Area

Deadwood is a bed and breakfast destination with a lot of history. The Wild West is a big part of the Deadwood experience, and bed and breakfast visitors can enjoy this and more. The entire city of Deadwood is a national historic landmark, so there is no end to historic sites for bed and breakfast visitors to see.... » show more A Mount Moriah Cemetery Tour will put bed and breakfast visitors at the grave of famous Wild Bill. Another favorite historic site for bed and breakfast visitors is the Adams House, which is the oldest history museum in the Black Hills and in a lovely old Victorian mansion. Gold mining was once the lifeblood of Deadwood, and bed and breakfast visitors can recall this history by panning for gold in Broken Boot Mine. One of the biggest attractions for Deadwood bed and breakfast guests is Mount Rushmore, which is just miles away. Crazy Horse Memorial and Custer State Park are also worth the drive for Deadwood bed and breakfast guests. The history of Deadwood can also be found in gaming halls, and bed and breakfast visitors will find these historic establishments to be a great night out. There are over 80 gaming halls, all with a different level and variety of games. And bed and breakfast visitors can count on their being plenty of outdoor recreation in Deadwood! Biking and hiking through beautiful terrain are popular activities in the summer, and snowmobiling takes on new heights in the winter. Deadwood is a fabulous bed and breakfast vacation for any time of the year! « show less