Deadwood Mountain Grand occupies a dramatic hillside perch above historic Deadwood, South Dakota, offering sweeping views of the gulch and the surrounding Black Hills terrain. Situated at 1906 Deadwood Mountain Dr, the resort sits above Deadwood's downtown casino strip and operates a free shuttle service that runs regularly to Main Street's gaming halls, restaurants, and historic sites including Mount Moriah Cemetery, where Wild Bill Hickok and Calamity Jane are buried.
As a full resort and casino destination, the Deadwood Mountain Grand centers its guest experience around gaming, entertainment, and relaxation. The casino floor features slot machines, table games, and poker, reflecting Deadwood's gaming tradition revitalized in 1989 when South Dakota legalized casino play in the historic district. Live entertainment is a signature draw, with concerts and shows scheduled throughout the year in the resort's performance venue, attracting regional and national acts.
Room types include Standard Rooms, Deluxe Rooms, Suites, and Mountain View Rooms, each finished in a contemporary lodge aesthetic with comfortable furnishings and views toward the Black Hills or the historic gulch below. A full-service spa provides massage therapy and body treatments, and an outdoor pool operates during warmer months. The fitness center is available year-round for guests maintaining active routines.
Dining outlets include a full-service restaurant covering breakfast through dinner with American and Western-inspired menus, as well as casino lounge seating for lighter fare. Free parking makes the Deadwood Mountain Grand an accessible base for regional exploration. Mount Rushmore is approximately 50 miles south, while Crazy Horse Memorial, Custer State Park, and Spearfish Canyon lie within comfortable day-trip range. Sturgis, site of the legendary annual motorcycle rally, is approximately 30 miles northeast along US-14A.
Room types
- Standard Room
- Deluxe Room
- Suite
- Mountain View Room
Amenities
- casino
- restaurant
- spa
- outdoor pool
- live entertainment
- free parking
Location
1906 Deadwood Mountain Dr, Deadwood, SD 57732
44.3857, -103.7195 View on map
Highlights
- Hillside casino resort above Deadwood with panoramic views of the historic gulch and surrounding Black Hills
- Live entertainment venue hosting concerts and shows throughout the year, from regional bands to national touring acts
- Full-service spa offering massage therapy and body treatments
- Free shuttle connecting the resort to Deadwood's historic Main Street gaming and dining district
- Outdoor pool with mountain backdrop, available during summer months
Tips for visiting
- Book well in advance for Sturgis Motorcycle Rally week (first full week of August) when Deadwood-area hotels fill weeks ahead and rates increase significantly
- Mountain View Rooms command a premium but deliver some of the most dramatic Black Hills vistas available at this property
- The free shuttle to downtown Deadwood runs on a set schedule; check the timing card at check-in to plan evening casino or dining trips
- Live entertainment schedules are posted in advance on the resort's website; popular shows sell out weeks ahead during summer
- Casino gaming in Deadwood operates under a South Dakota statutory maximum bet limit; visitors expecting Las Vegas-scale gaming should note this before arriving
Accessibility
Deadwood Mountain Grand provides ADA-accessible guest rooms with roll-in shower options and accessible bathroom configurations. The casino floor, restaurant, and main common areas are wheelchair accessible. The resort's free shuttle service is available for guests who need assistance navigating the hillside property to reach downtown Deadwood.
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Frequently asked questions
Does Deadwood Mountain Grand have a casino?
Yes, the property includes a full casino floor with slots, table games, and poker, reflecting Deadwood's legal gaming tradition that has operated since 1989 under South Dakota law.
How far is the resort from downtown Deadwood?
The resort sits on the hill above downtown Deadwood and provides a free shuttle to Main Street. The drive takes approximately 5 minutes, and the shuttle is the preferred option for most guests heading to the historic district.
Is Deadwood Mountain Grand open year-round?
Yes, the resort operates year-round. Winter months offer a quieter atmosphere, though some seasonal amenities such as the outdoor pool are not available.
Are there restaurants on-site?
Yes, the resort features a full-service restaurant covering breakfast through dinner and casino lounge dining for lighter options during gaming hours.
How far is Mount Rushmore from the resort?
Mount Rushmore National Memorial is approximately 50 miles south, about a 50-minute drive via US-385 and US-16A. The front desk can provide route suggestions and current entry information.