Attractions and Activities

Keystone Historical Museum

The Keystone Historical Museum is housed in the old Keystone Schoolhouse building of early Victorian architecture. Built in 1899, it served as Keystone’s full-time school until 1988.

The Museum houses early day mining tools, historic pictures and photo collections, rock and mineral collections, and historic displays including Carrie Ingalls memorabilia.

Phone: http://605-666-4494

Address: 410 3rd St., Keystone, SD 57751

Website: http://www.keystonehistory.com

Sprockets

Welcome to Sprockets Fun Foundry
This family entertainment center features the largest selection of fully-immersive virtual reality platforms in the United States, plus a modern arcade, a taproom pouring the best in regional brews, and duckpin bowling to really crank up the fun!

Phone: http://605-666-4242

Address: 221 Swanzey St., Keystone, SD 57751

Website: http://www.sprockets.fun

Dahl’s Chainsaw Art

Unique Black Hills chainsaw carvings with extreme detail and masterful precision. These original pieces of chainsaw art are completed from Black Hills pine and other local woods, which adds to their uniqueness. No piece of art is identical to the other and each brother has their own style.

Phone: http://612-834-1149

Address: 121 Roy St., Keystone, SD 57751

Website: http://www.dahlschainsawart.com

Rushmore Cave

The closest cave to Mount Rushmore! Discover stalactite-filled caverns, cave formations, and the amazing Big Room. Learn from knowledgeable guides about the history and geology that formed the world-renowned Black Hills cave systems. Guided Tours, no reservations needed.

Phone: http://605-255-4384

Address: 13622 SD-40, Keystone, SD 57751

Website: http://www.rushmtn.com