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Rapid City, South Dakota
Accommodation
441
Vacation rentals
Price per night
$277
On average
High season
August - $453
+64%
Price in January
$192
On average
Type of accommodation
House
3 Bedrooms, 118m²
Price per week
$1,939
On average
Low season
January : $192
-31%
Available accommodation
11%
In January
The average price of a night in a vacation rental in in Rapid City is $277.
If you want to spend a week in a vacation rental in Rapid City, you have to pay on average $1,939 for 7 days. The price varies according to the season between $1,347 and $3,173 for one week.
The price of a vacation rental in Rapid City are less expensive in January: $192 per night on average. This represents a decrease of 31% compared to the average price recorded for the rest of the year. Conversely, the price increases by 64% ($453 per night) in 08, which is the most expensive month to live in Rapid City.
On average, rentals in Rapid City can accommodate 6 people (apartments and houses combined) and have a surface area of 118 m².
The price of a vacation rental in Rapid City is $424 per night this summer. A week's rental in July or August will cost you on average $2,970.
A vacation rental for a weekend in Rapid City costs on average $767, for Friday and Saturday nights.
11% of the accommodation is still available for a stay in January. It will be necessary to pay on average $192 per night.
Rapid City, South Dakota, is a dynamic gateway to the Black Hills, offering a blend of outdoor adventure, Western culture, and historical attractions. Visitors can explore the city’s charming downtown, learn about Lakota history, or venture into nearby national parks. The area features a range of accommodations, from downtown lofts and modern condos to rustic cabins with scenic views. Whether you're here to hike, sightsee, or relax, Rapid City is the perfect base for discovering western South Dakota.
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Rapid City combines friendly Midwestern hospitality with easy access to some of America’s most iconic landscapes. Guests can enjoy art walks, local breweries, and stunning drives through the Black Hills. The city offers a blend of family-friendly attractions and rich Native American heritage that makes every visit meaningful. With its central location and welcoming vibe, Rapid City appeals to a wide variety of travelers.
Downtown is the heart of the city, home to boutique shops, lively restaurants, and the famous City of Presidents sculpture walk. Airbnbs here include stylish lofts, modern apartments, and cozy condos within walking distance to nightlife and attractions. Guests can explore Main Street Square, local galleries, and coffee shops with ease. It’s the perfect location for travelers who want to be close to the city’s cultural core.
This charming neighborhood features tree-lined streets and beautifully preserved early 20th-century homes. Vacation rentals include historic houses with modern updates, charming guest cottages, and quiet retreats. Visitors can enjoy scenic walks, nearby parks, and proximity to downtown without the noise. It’s ideal for those who love history and a peaceful residential atmosphere.
Southwest Rapid City offers a mix of suburban comfort and scenic views, close to the edge of the Black Hills. Airbnbs in this area range from family homes with mountain views to quiet townhouses near hiking trails. Guests can explore nearby Canyon Lake Park and drive easily to destinations like Mount Rushmore. It’s a great area for families and nature-loving travelers.
North Rapid City provides convenient access to the airport, shopping centers, and Interstate 90. Rentals here include budget-friendly homes, updated apartments, and quiet retreats suitable for longer stays. The area is practical for travelers with a packed itinerary and those passing through on road trips. It’s a good choice for visitors prioritizing accessibility and affordability.
East Rapid City is a developing area with newer housing, scenic surroundings, and easy access to attractions like Badlands National Park. Vacation rentals include modern homes, country-style retreats, and spacious lodgings for groups. The area also offers quick routes to Ellsworth Air Force Base and the South Dakota Air and Space Museum. It’s ideal for families and those heading to outdoor destinations.
Located just 30 minutes from Rapid City, Mount Rushmore is a must-see monument featuring the carved faces of four U.S. presidents. Visitors can explore the visitor center, attend the evening lighting ceremony, and hike the Presidential Trail. The site offers historical exhibits and stunning photo opportunities. It’s an essential stop on any Black Hills itinerary.
Rapid City’s downtown streets are lined with life-sized bronze statues of U.S. presidents, creating a walkable open-air art exhibit. Visitors can take self-guided tours, snap photos with their favorite presidents, and learn historical facts along the way. The statues are part of the city’s identity and charm. It’s a fun and educational experience for all ages.
This museum tells the story of the Black Hills region through exhibits on geology, Native American history, and pioneer settlement. Guests can explore Lakota traditions, fossils, and hands-on learning displays. The center connects multiple narratives into one immersive experience. It’s an excellent introduction to the area’s complex and fascinating history.
Just under an hour away, Badlands National Park offers striking landscapes of eroded buttes, colorful rock formations, and expansive grasslands. Visitors can hike scenic trails, view wildlife like bighorn sheep and prairie dogs, or enjoy sunrise over the rugged terrain. The park’s loop road provides incredible vistas and photo stops. It’s a must-visit for lovers of natural beauty and open space.
Reptile Gardens is a family-friendly attraction featuring the world’s largest collection of reptiles along with tropical birds and botanical gardens. Visitors can attend live shows, walk through a giant dome habitat, and get up close with snakes and alligators. The site is educational, interactive, and entertaining for all ages. It’s one of Rapid City’s most unique and popular attractions.
This drive-through wildlife park lets guests experience North American animals in a natural setting. Visitors can see bears, elk, wolves, and bison from the comfort of their car, followed by a walk-through area for smaller animals. The park is well-maintained and provides excellent photo opportunities. It’s a fun and safe way to see wildlife up close.
Art Alley is a downtown street turned open-air art gallery, where graffiti artists and muralists showcase ever-changing urban art. Guests can walk through the alley to admire colorful works and even watch artists painting in real time. It’s a vibrant and unexpected cultural highlight. It’s especially popular with photographers and street art enthusiasts.
Built in the 1930s, Dinosaur Park features life-sized concrete dinosaur sculptures perched on a hill with panoramic views of the city. Visitors can climb among the dinosaurs, enjoy scenic overlooks, and visit the small gift shop and café nearby. The park is quirky, family-friendly, and free to visit. It’s a nostalgic stop that delights visitors of all ages.
Just 30 minutes southwest, Keystone is a lively tourist town nestled near Mount Rushmore. Vacation rentals here include rustic cabins, mountain lodges, and family-friendly cottages. Staying in a cabin in Keystone offers a cozy mountain base just minutes from national monuments and bustling souvenir shops. Guests can enjoy shopping, dining, and easy access to national monuments. It’s ideal for travelers focused on exploring the Black Hills.
Hill City, about 40 minutes from Rapid City, is known for its arts scene, wineries, and proximity to attractions like Crazy Horse Memorial. Visitors can book log cabins, historic inns, or vacation homes surrounded by pine forests. Renting a vacation rental in Hill City allows guests to relax between wine tastings and scenic train rides through the hills. The town also features galleries and scenic train rides. It’s perfect for couples and culture lovers looking for a quiet mountain retreat.
Located near Custer State Park, this town offers a range of accommodations including rustic cabins, RV-friendly rentals, and modern lodges. Guests can explore granite peaks, wildlife drives, and the Needles Highway. Choosing a house in Custer puts you within easy reach of hiking trails, scenic byways, and the park’s wildlife loop. Custer also features great dining and access to hiking trails. It’s a favorite for outdoor enthusiasts and road trippers.
About 45 minutes north of Rapid City, Spearfish is a picturesque town surrounded by cliffs and waterfalls. Vacation rentals include cozy mountain homes, riverside cabins, and modern apartments near downtown. Booking an airbnb in Spearfish gives travelers access to Spearfish Canyon and a vibrant local arts scene. Guests can explore Spearfish Canyon, fish the local streams, or attend seasonal events. It’s a scenic base for exploring the northern Black Hills.
Deadwood is a historic town with a wild west past, offering casino resorts, restored hotels, and vacation rentals with frontier flair. Visitors can learn about Wild Bill Hickok, walk historic Main Street, or enjoy lively nightlife. Staying in a vacation rental in Deadwood lets guests soak up old west history by day and hit the saloons or slot machines by night. The town is surrounded by hiking and ATV trails as well. It’s great for history buffs and those looking for evening entertainment.
Delve into the vibrant cultural heritage that surrounds this region. Experience historical narratives and the charm of Midwestern tradition by staying at airbnb Fort Wayne, where you can explore the Fort Wayne Museum of Art and the historic Old Fort. Or venture to vacation rentals in Frankenmuth, a Bavarian-inspired town offering the Zehnder's Holz Brücke covered bridge and authentic German architecture. For a southwestern twist, stay in Chandler, home to the Chandler Museum and the rich native history of Arizona.
For nature enthusiasts, this area serves as a portal to breathtaking natural wonders throughout the country. Discover the stunning marine life and sandy beaches of Florida by opting for airbnb options in Clearwater, which offers the scenic views of Pier 60 and the Clearwater Marine Aquarium. Feel the Pacific breeze at rentals at Avila Beach, where you can enjoy the serene Avila Beach Golf Resort and the pristine dunes of Central California. For a remote adventure, consider vacation rentals in Terlingua, which provides a gateway to the rugged landscapes of Big Bend National Park and the enchanting ghost towns of Texas.
