Newton Hills Lodge
The Newton Hills Lodge was built in 1915. For 90 years, it served as the historic caretaker's home in Canton, SD, and played an important role in serving the healthcare needs of a variety of patients. In the early years, it served as the superintendent's home for the controversial Indian asylum. In later years, it housed the caretakers for the Canton-Inwood hospital. Until 2005, its purpose was healthcare related.
Today, the structure sits nestled among the wooded hills of Newton Hills State Park.
Newton Hills State Park
28767 482nd Avenue
Canton, SD 57013
605.987.2263
Email: NewtonHills@state.sd.us
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About the Lodge
- Sleeps up to 12 people
- Wheelchair accessible
- Four bedrooms
- Two full bathrooms
- Air conditioned and heated
- Furnished
Restrictions
- Bedding and towels are not provided
- No pets allowed inside
- Lodge rules
FEE
- $240 per night
- $17 for each person over 12 people
Reservations
Lodge is reservable up to one year in advance.
- www.campsd.com
- 1.800.710.2267
More
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