The guy here is kind, and he has a very sweet dog. The wooden sculptures are gorgeous, especially…read morethe giant jackalope that serves as an eye catching landmark to find the place. The sculptures for sale are pricy, but the prices seem reasonable given that each are handcrafted by a skilled artist. I would recommend at least visiting and leaving a donation if you can and are in the area. If you have the money to spend on nice artwork, these sculptures are gorgeous!

If you're visiting Keystone, SD, Dahl's Chainsaw Art is an absolute must-see! This place is pure…read morefun, and the artistry is jaw-dropping. The team creates incredible chainsaw carvings -- from lifelike wildlife to whimsical creations -- all with amazing detail and skill. Walking through their displays feels like stepping into a gallery of living wood sculptures. Whether you're a fan of craftsmanship, looking for a unique souvenir, or just want something fun to experience, Dahl's is worth every minute. Highly recommend stopping by! Pop in after visiting Mt. Rushmore. It is on the same road in so it is not out of the way at all.

This is a very cute store for kitchen and house decorations as well as for clothing. The only…read morethings that disappointed me was that sweaters were supposed to be 25% off which they did not give me, and I did not realize until after I left and was unable to go back. I also wish they would stay open later.

I stop in here every time we're in Custer. They have the cutest, most unique gifts and I always…read morewalk out with something fun. A must grab are the euroScrubby dish scrubbers. Love those things!!!

There are SO MANY crystals, Rocks for landscaping & knowledge here was abundant…read more Glad to have found it on my visit!

My husband and I were just on our way out of Mount Rushmore heading back to Utah. We passed by…read moreDave's Rock Shop and for some reason, I asked my hubby to make a u turn and we weren't disappointed. The rocks outside were the reason we stopped but once we went into the store we didn't want to leave. The rocks were absolutely beautiful and the owner was incredibly kind. I would give him 10 stars if I could.

Claw Antler & Hide is an absolute gem if you're interested in natural materials for your home or…read morecrafts and taxidermy. The store is packed full of different animals in different mounts. Various tables and racks of natural, authentic supplies for crafts and jewelry. Various buffalo, cow and goat hides for sale as well. We will certainly be back next time we visit Custer!

A must see store if your into wildlife/hunting/animals. The owner has an impressive selection of…read morehides, antlers, souvenirs, and taxidermy. Prices are fair and the products are quality. The owner was very friendly in answering our questions and very prideful in his shop. I would love to visit this shop again and recommend you visit too!

First off, Debbie is the loveliest lady. We were there to browse & I came out with a steal of a…read moredeal on beautiful diamond earrings. This shop had the best mix of gifts & jewelry. Add to that the beer & wine selection... but Debbie & staff were the highlight of our day.

I was in the Good Karma Store last week, and they have such unique and quality items, I couldn't…read morebelieve how much inventory they have to choose from, it was fantastic, I would recommend this store to anyone that visits Custer, open all year round too. Great, I loved it. Cindy Thompson

What fun! Who would've thought that a mineral shop could be so interesting? There is an amazing…read moreassortment of geological items to view from jewelry to home decor, to landscaping. Learn something about rock, formations, geodes, crystals, etc. While shopping to your hearts content. I have to admit that I was dragged into the shop and at the end I was the one that had to be dragged out because I was so engrossed with looking at all of the beautiful rocks Service was great, and there were some great deals to be had. Check out Ken's shop when you're in the area.

South Dakota has much to offer a rockhound. There are several stores in the area and this is the…read moreonly one I visited. It has a marvelous inventory, is clean and well organized. The gentleman who was working there was conversant and quite funny. He knew we were headed south and directed us to rockhound areas in Nebraska.

Wandered in to the little gem along main street in Hot Springs South Dakota this week. I have to…read moresay, I love a good consignment shoppe and Junk & Disorderly didn't disappoint. Scored a FABULOUS leather riding jacket for my Mister, a wool skirt by Liz Claiborne for my mom, and then rehoused the owners stuffed brown bear for $20.00. The best part is that the owners son works in law enforcement. So we thank him for his service, and his wonderful mom for the great finds.

Supposed to open at 10 AM on Saturday morning. I've been standing here since 10 AM and it's now…read more1020, tried to call and no one answers, another customer came by and said she has come by 3 times and same issue, not open. She had come to buy several blankets for Christmas gifts, I came to buy buffalo skulls..... guess they don't want to sell merchandise! Sooooo irritating! Be open when your sign says you will be open! I don't care if you are a mom and pop shop, be courteous to your customers! It's just rude!

We never miss visiting this merchant in Custer, predominantly because she usually has some…read morewonderful small clay Native American sculptures -- by South Dakota artist, Robert Stroud -- which we love and that are reasonably priced. Photo shows them on our mantle at home. The shop owner has other interesting things for sale, making it fun to browse. Looking forward to visiting again next summer!