Lodge FAQs in South Dakota

What is Diamond Mustang Lodge and where is it located?

Diamond Mustang Lodge is a  beautiful, upscale log home/retreat set in the prairies of South Central South Dakota. The lodge accommodates guests seeking a quiet escape, many of whom are hunters and travelers looking to reconnect with nature.
Address: 34613 299th Street, Burke, SD 57523

How many guests, bedrooms, and bathrooms does the lodge accommodate?

The lodge can host up to 20 guests. It contains 6 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms.

What amenities and features are offered on the property?

Some of the features and amenities include:

• A rec room and basement area

• Theater room that seats 8

• Hot tub and patio areas

• A full, well-equipped kitchen with professional appliances

• Comfortable, unique furnishings in guest rooms

• WiFi throughout the property

Is Diamond Mustang Lodge only for hunters, or can non‑hunters stay there too?

While the lodge is marketed heavily to hunters, it also offers a quiet retreat for travelers and those wanting a nature getaway. Non‑hunters are welcome—there’s room to relax, unwind, and enjoy the landscape.

How do I get to the lodge? What is the nearest airport?

The lodge is fairly remote in South Central South Dakota. Guests often fly into regional airports and drive. It’s best to check with the lodge for recommended airports, rental car options, or potential shuttle services.

What are the rates, and how is pricing structured?

Rates vary depending on the number of guests and season. It’s best to request a quote directly. Ask about seasonal packages or group rates.

What is the reservation and cancellation policy?

When booking, ask for details on:

• Deposit requirements

• Whether there’s a non‑refundable portion

• How far in advance you must pay in full

• The lodge’s policy for cancellations, rescheduling, or refunds

Are meals included or available on‑site?

Catering is available with advanced planning and pricing.  The lodge’s kitchen is fully furnished with professional appliances, allowing for in‑house meal preparation.

Can the lodge host events or group gatherings?

Yes. The lodge can host groups, retreats, or special events such as business retreats.

What should guests bring or prepare for their stay?

Here are some suggestions:

• Personal toiletries and extra layers (evenings may be cool)

• Appropriate outdoor clothing and boots

• Any hunting or outdoor gear if participating in those activities

• Insect repellent, sunscreen, hat, sunglasses

• Any special food or drink preferences

• A sense of flexibility and appreciation for nature and remoteness