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    Private Custer State Park Buffalo Jeep Safari

    Ride an open-air jeep to see buffalo in Custer State Park, plus a VIP Mammoth Site tour

    4.6 stars• 43 reviews

    Duration

    9 hours

    Includes

    Lunch, water, light snacks

    Highlights

    Travel from Rapid City to Custer State Park for a private safari-style ride in an open-air jeep to look for roaming buffalo and other wildlife. Then head to Hot Springs for a behind-the-scenes VIP tour of the Mammoth Site.

    • Depart Rapid City and head to Custer State Park
    • Ride an open-air jeep through the park
    • Look for roaming buffalo and other wildlife
    • Enjoy lunch at the historic Custer State Game Lodge
    • Tour the Mammoth Site in Hot Springs with VIP access

    What's Included

    • All equipment
    • Lunch
    • Bottled water
    • Light snacks

    Things to know

    Please arrive 10 minutes prior to your scheduled tour.

    Cancellation Policy

    Full refund if the operator cancels due to weather or other unforeseen circumstances. Otherwise, no cancellations; you can rebook within one year.

    Product ID: M7MC4A

    FAQs

    The schedule shows a morning departure from Rapid City. One section lists 8:30am, and another lists 8:00am—confirm your exact departure time for your date before you go.

    Arrive 10 minutes before your scheduled tour time.

    Your tour includes lunch, bottled water, and light snacks.

    Meeting details

    Rapid City, SD

    Experience provided by Black Hills Adventure Tours

    Related locations

    The Mammoth Site

    Admission included

    Standing inside The Mammoth Site in Hot Springs, South Dakota, you are looking at real fossils exactly where they fell thousands of years ago. The preserved bones of Columbian and woolly mammoths emerge from the earth mid-excavation, giving the space an atmosphere that no traditional museum case can replicate. The Mammoth Site is a working research facility as much as it is a destination.

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