Please join us for a serene getaway located in the scenic Black Hills of South Dakota. You will feel far, far from home in these beautifully furnished log cabins surrounded with pine trees, fresh air, and Strawberry Creek meandering along just outside. You'll enjoy air conditioning in the summer months and cozy fireplaces in wintertime. We have included all the modern conveniences of home while you vacation with a rustic flair.

When staying in Cole Cabins you'll experience a visual vacation enjoying handpicked original Lakota artwork. Dave has purchased a wide variety of paintings from over 30 local artists. The cabins are decorated Lakota and we are proud to show them off.

Cole Cabins are sitting in a great location for all outdoor enthusiasts.

*Motorcycling on Highway 385 is right out the front door and South Dakota's many Scenic Byways are just minutes away.

*The Forest Service Trail 7W is adjacent to Cole Cabins and it connects to over 300 miles of other trails. Start hiking, snowmobiling, 4-wheeling, or horseback riding from the back yard. You are welcome to utilize our corral while you are here but bring your own feed, of course.

*For you hunting and fishing specialists this is paradise! Cole Cabins adjoin the Forest Service Land so you can walk out and hunt just yards up the hill behind us. Deer, Elk, and Turkey are plentiful in this area. As for you fishermen, some stream fishing is within walking distance of Cole Cabins while Strawberry Lake is less than a mile away. Licenses are available at the Steel Wheel Trading Post or through the South Dakota Game, Fish, and Parks Dept .

*Go biking on the Mickelson Trail which starts in Deadwood and follows historic rail lines for 114 miles with a maximum grade of 3 percent. It consists of a hard packed gravel surface with tunnels and trestles to add to the trail's charm. Hiking and horse back riding are also allowed on this and the many other trails of the region.

*You golfers are in luck; there are plenty of birdies around the Tomahawk Country Club. It is located 1 mile south on Highway 385. There are at least 11 other golf courses open to the public in the Black Hills.

*Concerts, casinos, night life and delicious dining experiences are available just 5 miles away in historic downtown Deadwood.

*Antiquing, diverse shopping, historic landmarks, national treasures and tourist attractions galore are within a 5 to 60 minute drive in any direction on one of the many scenic byways in the Black Hills.

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