Under Canvas Mount Rushmore

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About Under Canvas Mount Rushmore

Located on an original gold mining settlement, Under Canvas® is the best way to experience one of America’s most iconic landmarks. Enjoy views of Mount Rushmore during the day and a star filled sky with incredible views of the Milky Way at night, all from the comfort of your private tent. With tons of exclusive activities to go along with our luxurious accommodations, each member of your group is sure to find something they love.

Accommodations:

Safari tents starting at $199 per night (4 person max)
Safari with 4 twin beds starting at $199 per night (4 person max)
Safari with adjacent Hive starting at $249 per night (6 person max)
Deluxe tents starting at $314 per night (4 person max)
Deluxe tent with adjacent Hive starting at $364 per night (6 person max)
Stargazer tents starting at $389 per night (4 person max)
Suite starting at $399 per night (4 person max)
Suite with adjacent Hive starting at $449 per night (6 person max)

Amenities:

Restaurant on site – meals not included
Free gas grills for use
Free parking

Adventures available to book:

Hiking Biking Tours, Kayak & Paddleboard Tours, Jeep Tour, Gold Panning & Swimming, Horseback Riding, UTV Rentals, In-Tent Massage, Rock Climbing, Helicopter Tours, Boat Rental, Chuckwagon Supper & Show, Rushmore Tramway

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