This place is a little difficult to find. We had a GPS, thankfully, and it was certainly worth the effort ! The Chapel is a work of art, the likes of which I don't expect to ever see again. It is a replica of an 850 year old church in Norway with intricate carvings. Set on a lovely piece of... More

What a find nestled in the hills. A beautiful chapel with such craftsmanship. A very relaxing stop. More

Being of Norwegian decent, I had to stop here on our way to Mt. Rushmore...also visit Bear Country USA while in Rapid City....This church is beautiful and there's a giftshop. I really enjoyed learning a bit of history about stave churches... a great...quick stop... More

Interesting, not much in the way of interpretive info. Hard to get to. More

We were married here in 1982, and enjoy returning to this beautiful setting in the Black Hills. This Norwegian Chapel is well maintained and very interesting. More

You drive down city streets and think where are we going. Then you come to a parking lot and you still don't see what it is about. Then you see the Norwegien style church nestled in the park. It takes your breathe away. It is amazing. The park did not have anyone there when we visited. It had a wonderful... More

I went there with my family and parents. We used the city shuttle service to get there. The attraction is free to look and walk around. The unique building style of church was nice. The craftsmanship was like nothing I had ever seen. The norwegien cabin was a bit funny for us due to our Norwegien and Swedish backgrounds. The... More

This tiny little Norwegian church is just like my ancestors would have used back in Scandavia. Hand carved wood (everything is handcarved) and a sod roof make this a must see on your trip to Rapid City. It is a functioning church with seasonal services in the warmer months and a gift shop where you can purchase scandanavian treats and... More

I thought it was pretty neat - such an intricate building. More