Stay in a Traditional Tipi on an Indian Reservation in South Dakota
Tipi in Kyle, SD
3 guests
Set on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in South Dakota, these tipi rentals are available July 29th through August 12th and require a two-week minimum stay. In total, the four tipis can sleep up to 12 guests. There will be showers, a bathroom, and a kitchen available. Guests will need to bring a sleeping bag and mat, a warm sweater, a flashlight, good hiking shoes, and a bathing suit.
Guests will have showers, a bathroom and a kitchen available; the Lakota Waldorf Kindergarten will serve as a guesthouse, in the case of bad weather.
Luxury tipi rental in Kyle, South Dakota
Features and services
Most popular features
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National Park
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Wildlife watching
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Bathroom
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Horseback riding
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Infants allowed
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Children allowed
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Toiletries
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Toilet
Where you will stay
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Kyle, South Dakota
Detailed location provided after booking
Scenic views
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Badlands National Park
8 miles straight-line distance13 kilometers straight-line distanceNestled in East Shannon, South Dakota, this property is made up of the beautiful land of the Lakota people and offers guests a unique and life-long experience. Set on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation, this glamping site will welcome guests into the heart of the Lakota people's land, in which they can enjoy the beauty of the prairie and the badlands. Living in traditional tipis, guests will be about 10 miles southwest of Kyle. The town of Kyle is in the Pejuta Haka District, in the heart of the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation.Activities near Kyle
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Horseback riding
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Wildlife watching
The evening dinners will be spent by the open fire listening to songs and stories of the Lakota or the howling of the coyotes. The Lakota people are asked to join our dinner and tell you about culture, politics, economy, and history of their land. Part of this unique experience will be an evening with a drum group and traditional hand games. Guests will learn how to bead and cook traditional Lakota foods in workshops. Other activities include horseback riding, drum-groups, workshops in traditional cooking, workshops in traditional Lakota art and hiking tours through the Badlands.
The events here will differ slightly from group to group, depending on what is taking place on the Reservation during the different tour dates. Guests will have the opportunity to visit historical places on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation: Wounded Knee, Heritage museum at Red Cloud Indian School, the Historical Center of the Oglala Lakota College, Fort Robinson and the Badlands. There will be a one-day tour through the Black Hills, Buffalo Gap, in which guests will visit Custer State National Park, Crazy Horse Monument, Mount Rushmore and Wind Cave.
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Things to know
Arrival and departure
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Check-in: Flexible
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Check-out: Flexible
House rules
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No pets allowed
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No smoking
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No parties
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No events
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Some spaces are shared
Cancellation policy
Non-Refundable
This accommodation does not offer free cancellation
This accommodation does not offer free cancellation
This accommodation does not offer free cancellation
This accommodation does not offer free cancellation
This accommodation does not offer free cancellation
This accommodation does not offer free cancellation
Additional info
Profits from this operation support the Lakota Waldorf School.
Guests are asked to come with a respect and flexibility for another culture, an open heart to listen to and last but not least, an interest in Native American culture.
Not included in the price is lunch and workshops materials. On tours through the Reservation, guests will be able to stop for lunch at Lakota owned places.
Alcohol and drugs are prohibited on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation. The hosts would like to make guests aware of some photography restrictions, i.e. prohibition visitation to burial grounds and sacred sites.
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Guests are asked to come with a respect and flexibility for another culture, an open heart to listen to and last but not least, an interest in Native American culture.
Not included in the price is lunch and workshops materials. On tours through the Reservation, guests will be able to stop for lunch at Lakota owned places.
Alcohol and drugs are prohibited on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation. The hosts would like to make guests aware of some photography restrictions, i.e. prohibition visitation to burial grounds and sacred sites.
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