SYLVAN LAKE LODGE VA

66 rooms, 2 floors

The view from Sylvan Lake Lodge cannot be beaten, thanks to architect Frank Lloyd Wright. After the original lakeshore resort burned down in 1935, Wright suggested the current location amidst a forest of pine and spruce trees. One can follow the Needles Highway to its dramatic end, where Harney Peak looms overhead and the waters of Sylvan Lake sparkle below. The lake is the center of resort activity. One can stop in at the lakeside general store and pick up your rental watercraft of choice. Just next door to the store is Sylvan Lake Auditorium, perfect for one*s family reunion or group gatherings. If one is after a little more solitude, throw in a fishing line from shore. Take a swim to cool off, or find a stretch of beach to call your own. At Sylvan Lake one is also close to a network of hiking trails that connect several Black Hills landmarks. At night, try one of our tasty game dishes in the Sylvan Lake Dining Room. Then it is off to one*s cozy lodge room or rustic, secluded cabin for a restful night of sleep. Because this lodge is located in Custer State Park ��� an entrance fee is required.