Deadwood Attractions and Activities
Deadwood is not your ordinary historic town. We have museums, artifacts and tours but we also have fun activities, free re-enactments and unbelievable fun for the whole family. We also have lots of entertainment just for the grownups. Check out all the attractions and activities in and around Deadwood. For additional help or booking, chat with a local expert.
Deadwood Alive’s re-enactment troupe offers History at its finest…and most fun! Deadwood – True West Magazine’s “Best Old West Gunfighter Town” The Deadwood Alive troupe is here to entertain.
Deadwood information can be found at the History & Information Center. The facility has exhibits, public restrooms and paid parking.
The Homestake Adams Research and Cultural Center (HARCC) – Deadwood – houses, preserves, and provides public access to one of the nation’s largest collection of Black Hills archival materials.
Step through our doors and embark on a journey through 3 billion years of history—connecting you with the people, cultures, and science behind the ancient Black Hills and prairies of
Monsters of Destruction Monsters of Destruction: The Deadwood Bash is going to crash into Deadwood with top monster trucks competing to see who’s toughest.
Deadwood’s historic Mt. Moriah cemetery includes such notables as Wild Bill Hickok and Calamity Jane.
Mt. Roosevelt, a mere 2.5 miles from downtown Deadwood, is home to the “Friendship Tower“ monument created by Seth Bullock, in memory of the friendship he had with President Theodore Roosevelt.
When you enter the display room door you will immediately be amazed at the detail and craftmanship.
Your family can enjoy over 100 popular farm animals in a clean, relaxed hands-on environment.
James Butler “Wild Bill” Hickok was shot and killed in the back of the head on August 2, 1876, while playing poker at Nuttal & Mann’s Saloon in Deadwood.
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