20 Best Cabin Rentals Near Platte, SD, US 2026

In Platte, over 390 cabin options put you close to river bluffs, prairie grass, and wide South Dakota sky. Most cabins average $50 a night, with some as low as $50. You’ll find practical comforts—think toilets, hot showers, and fire rings for campfire cooking. Days fill up with hiking, fishing, and snow sports; locals swear by the spring walleye run and snowshoeing after fresh powder. For a stay that supports the community, check Lakota Youth Development (9 reviews). This is cabin camping that skips the frills and gets you out where it matters.

Top-rated campgrounds near Platte

Snake Creek Recreation Area

1. Snake Creek Recreation Area

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135 sites · Bijou Hills, South Dakota

Discover Snake Creek Recreation Area's natural splendor and outdoor fun.

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Buryanek Recreation Area

2. Buryanek Recreation Area

50 sites · Bijou Hills, South Dakota

Discover Buryanek Recreation Area's natural splendor and outdoor fun.

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North Point Recreation Area

3. North Point Recreation Area

122 sites · Pickstown, South Dakota

Discover North Point Recreation Area's natural splendor and outdoor fun.

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Randall Creek Recreation Area

4. Randall Creek Recreation Area

136 sites · Pickstown, South Dakota

Discover Randall Creek's scenic trails and serene camping spots.

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Lake Francis Case

5. Lake Francis Case

136 sites · Pickstown, South Dakota

There will never be dull moment while visiting Lake Francis Case (well ulness you take a relaxing nap)! Here you can take the boat for a spin, waterski, cast a line for some walleye, or hike around the area and do some hunting. You might want to make a point to check out the awesome Visitor Center and learn about the original inhabitants who settled here in 6,000 B.C., see the freshwater aquarium, or even take a tour of the Fort Randall Dam and learn about modern engineering. Birders will love the bonus of seeing migrating birds in spring and fall, and a large population of bald and golden eagles that nest here seasonally. Developed camping sites make it easy so wrangle up your camping buddies and make yourself at home!

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In Platte, over 390 cabin options put you close to river bluffs, prairie grass, and wide South Dakota sky. Most cabins average $50 a night, with some as low as $50. You’ll find practical comforts—think toilets, hot showers, and fire rings for campfire cooking. Days fill up with hiking, fishing, and snow sports; locals swear by the spring walleye run and snowshoeing after fresh powder. For a stay that supports the community, check Lakota Youth Development (9 reviews). This is cabin camping that skips the frills and gets you out where it matters.

Top-rated campgrounds near Platte

Snake Creek Recreation Area

1. Snake Creek Recreation Area

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135 sites · Bijou Hills, South Dakota

Discover Snake Creek Recreation Area's natural splendor and outdoor fun.

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Toilets

Campfires

Buryanek Recreation Area

2. Buryanek Recreation Area

50 sites · Bijou Hills, South Dakota

Discover Buryanek Recreation Area's natural splendor and outdoor fun.

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Toilets

Campfires

North Point Recreation Area

3. North Point Recreation Area

122 sites · Pickstown, South Dakota

Discover North Point Recreation Area's natural splendor and outdoor fun.

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Randall Creek Recreation Area

4. Randall Creek Recreation Area

136 sites · Pickstown, South Dakota

Discover Randall Creek's scenic trails and serene camping spots.

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Lake Francis Case

5. Lake Francis Case

136 sites · Pickstown, South Dakota

There will never be dull moment while visiting Lake Francis Case (well ulness you take a relaxing nap)! Here you can take the boat for a spin, waterski, cast a line for some walleye, or hike around the area and do some hunting. You might want to make a point to check out the awesome Visitor Center and learn about the original inhabitants who settled here in 6,000 B.C., see the freshwater aquarium, or even take a tour of the Fort Randall Dam and learn about modern engineering. Birders will love the bonus of seeing migrating birds in spring and fall, and a large population of bald and golden eagles that nest here seasonally. Developed camping sites make it easy so wrangle up your camping buddies and make yourself at home!

Pets

Toilets

Campfires