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Located in the Black Hills National Forest, Deadwood is where you can play all day and all night. Enjoy the outdoor adventures, hikes, mountain bike rides and ATV trails of the Black Hills by day and the casinos and bars of Deadwood by night. Learn More.
You’ll find plenty to do in Deadwood, South Dakota in the Black Hills. Enjoy attractions, recreation and entertainment for the whole family. Highway 385 is open for the remainder of 2024.
This theater troupe reenacts the major historic events – like the Trial of Jack McCall and Wild Bill’s assassination— that inspired the legends you know today. Deadwood has survived three major fires and numerous economic hardships, pushing it to the verge of becoming another Old West ghost town.
Deadwood is not your ordinary historic town. We have museums, artifacts and tours but we also have fun activities, free re-enactments and unbelievable fun for the whole family. We also have lots of entertainment just for the grownups.
Deadwood events include rodeos, food and wine festivals, professional snowmobile racing, pub crawls, big name concerts and more. Highway 385 is open for the remainder of 2024. Click for road construction updates.
View Webcams of Historic Deadwood’s Main Street. See what’s happening (or what the latest weather looks like) in Deadwood and the Black Hills of South Dakota. Check out our webcam on Historic Main Street.
Let loose in Historic Deadwood, South Dakota. Unpack your bag in a stately, historic hotel, full-service property or top-of-the-line casino and resort. You’ll find brand name chains and locally owned and operated properties and boutique hotels.
Get a Free Deadwood Vacation Guide. Planning a trip? Studying Old West history? Looking for lodging and restaurants? Then you need the Official Guide to Deadwood. Call 1-800-999-1876 to request information by phone or complete the form below to get our FREE Official Guide to Deadwood.
When you come to Historic Deadwood you can enjoy Wild West reenactments, live music, free Main Street concerts, dachshund races, DockDog competitions, professional snowmobile racing, rodeos and more!
Deadwood Visitor Services. You’re never too old to get out and play. Leave the grown-up in you behind and let loose in Deadwood. Our roots go back to 1876 when outlaws, gamblers and gunslingers like Wild Bill Hickok, Calamity Jane and Poker Alice came to town looking for a good time.