Crazy Horse Memorial 2026: Admission, Tours, History, Museum & More Oh My

How much does it cost to visit Crazy Horse Memorial in 2026? Get the latest admission prices ($15–$35 per vehicle depending on season and group size), the $5 Bus to Base tour, and the $125 Face-to-Face mountain tour. Learn the brief history of this incredible project — started in 1948 by sculptor Korczak Ziolkowski at the invitation of Lakota Chief Henry Standing Bear as a tribute to Native American heroes, still being carved today with no government funding. Your ticket also includes the Indian Museum of North America and Native American Educational & Cultural Center, featuring thousands of authentic Native art, artifacts, and cultural items from over 300 Native Nations, plus tribal flags, historic photos, and the chance to meet Native artists in residence. Enjoy live daily music, dance, and storytelling performances throughout the summer (included with admission). Dine at the Laughing Water Restaurant with stunning views of the mountain carving while enjoying signature dishes like Native American tacos on fry bread and Tatanka (buffalo) stew. 0:00 Intro 2:43 Movie 9:55 Native Presentation 16:38 Buffalo Room #history #Indians #rvlife #nomads #retired #fulltimervlife #CrazyHorseMemorial #CrazyHorse #BlackHills #SouthDakota #NativeAmerican #MountainCarving #TravelSouthDakota #IndianMuseum #BlackHillsTravel #VisitSouthDakota