813 Best Hotels in USA

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Seeley Lake Forest Service Campground

$ | 3335 Montana Hwy 83, Seeley Lake, MT, 59868, USA

This busy campground among tall pines is on the lake, so mosquitoes can be pesky. Groceries, sports rentals, and restaurants are about 4 mi away. Reservations are recommended.

3335 Montana Hwy 83, Seeley Lake, MT, 59868, USA
406-677–2233
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Sylvan Lake Resort

$$ | 24572 S.D. 87, Custer, SD, 57730, USA

This spacious stone-and-wood lodge in Custer State Park affords fantastic views of pristine Sylvan Lake and Harney Peak, the highest point in the U.S. east of the Rockies. The rooms in the lodge are large and modern, and there are rustic cabins, some with fireplaces, scattered along the cliff and in the forest. The Lakota Dining Room has an exceptional view of the lake; its lovely veranda is the perfect place to sip tea and enjoy an evening cocktail. On the menu are buffalo and rainbow trout. You can canoe, fish, and swim in the lake, and numerous hiking trails make this a great choice for active families.

Pros

  • Wonderful views
  • Multitude of lodging options
  • Alpine atmosphere

Cons

  • On a winding road
  • Limited dining options
  • Can be pricey
24572 S.D. 87, Custer, SD, 57730, USA
605-574–2561
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Closed Oct.–Mother's Day
35 rooms, 31 cabins
No meals

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Tamarack Lodge Resort

$$$ | Mammoth Lakes, CA, 93546, USA

Tucked away on the edge of the John Muir Wilderness Area, where cross-country ski trails loop through the woods, this 1924 lodge looks like something out of a snow globe. Rooms in the charming main lodge have spartan furnishings, and, in old-fashioned style, some share a bathroom. For more privacy, opt for one of the cabins, which range from rustic to downright cushy; many have fireplaces, full kitchens, or wood-burning stoves. In warm months, fishing, canoeing, hiking, and mountain biking are right outside. The small, romantic Lakefront Restaurant serves outstanding seasonal, locally sourced dinners in a candlelit dining room. Reservations are essential.

Pros

  • Rustic but not run-down
  • Tons of nearby outdoor activities
  • Excellent wine list in restaurant

Cons

  • Thin walls
  • Some shared bathrooms
  • Some cabins are tiny
Mammoth Lakes, CA, 93546, USA
760-934–2442
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45 rooms and cabins
Free Breakfast

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