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Best RV Parks & Resorts near Deadwood, SD

1,313 Reviews

RV parks near Deadwood provide modern hookups with both 30- and 50-amp electrical service. Elkhorn Ridge RV Resort offers full hookup RV sites with level concrete pads and excellent spacing between neighbors. Fish'n Fry Campground accommodates larger motorhomes with pull-through sites that feature water, electric, and sewer connections. Sturgis RV Park, located within 30 miles, operates seasonally from May through September with full hookup capabilities but minimal shade coverage. Rush No More Campground maintains 175 sites with both 30- and 50-amp service, though fires are not permitted on the grounds. "Well-maintained, centrally located, very helpful staff; the spaces are quite close together and there is very little shade."

Most Deadwood area RV parks remain open year-round, though services may be limited during winter months. Many facilities offer on-site dump stations and trash service, eliminating the need to locate public disposal areas. Big rig accessibility varies significantly between parks, with some mountain locations requiring careful navigation through steep terrain and tight turns. Cellular coverage is generally reliable at established RV parks, though signal strength may diminish in more remote locations. Pet policies permit animals at most parks, though restrictions may apply. Reservation requirements increase substantially during the annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally when most sites book months in advance. Based on reviews from The Dyrt, RV spots in city parks like Spearfish are "very cramped with mere feet between sites," making advance research essential for larger rigs.

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Best RV Sites Near Deadwood, South Dakota (186)

    1. Elkhorn Ridge RV Resort & Cabins

    10 Reviews
    Spearfish, SD
    6 miles
    Website
    +1 (605) 722-1800

    "We wanted to spend a couple of days in the Black Hills and also needed full hookups and laundry after about a week of boondocking - Elk Horn Ridge gave us that and more."

    "This is definitely a large RV destination resort. Very nice and well kept. Bath houses have private showers with their own toilets and sink. Very clean."

    2. Fish'n Fry Campground and Cabins

    3 Reviews
    Lead, SD
    6 miles
    Website
    +1 (605) 578-2150

    $32 - $42 / night

    "Friendly staff, great cafe with excellent burgers! Stocked trout pond to catch your own meal and little streams running through the property!"

    "Store, Cafe,good cold beer. Trout pond you catch they clean and cook great meal. A little tight but friendly and beautiful steam runs thru campground. Very good location to many attractions."

    3. Rush No More Campground

    7 Reviews
    Sturgis, SD
    13 miles
    Website
    +1 (605) 347-2916

    $30 - $458 / night

    "The campground is situated in a central location in the Black Hill. Easy drives to Deadwood, Rapid City, Keystone and minutes from Stugis. Super clean bathrooms and laundry."

    "The spots are not super close but there is no tree coverage or shrubbery between them. Luckily it wasn’t full so we had some privacy in that way."

    4. Sturgis RV Park

    5 Reviews
    Sturgis, SD
    11 miles
    Website
    +1 (605) 720-1501

    "Never been to Sturgis and wanted a central location for a couple nights. Used our Passport America membership and were very satisfied with the park."

    "Well-maintained; centrally located; very helpful staff; has everything you need including a small convenience store with RV essentials, 5 showers and a laundromat*."

    5. Katmandu RV Park and Campground

    1 Review
    Sturgis, SD
    11 miles
    Website
    +1 (605) 347-2451

    "This campground is just north of rapid city, and very close to Sturgis directly off highway 79."

    6. Branson Stagecoach RV Park

    1 Review
    Sturgis, SD
    10 miles
    Website
    +1 (417) 335-8185

    "Roads were very big rig friendly. Our site was very long(about 100”’ long). A very quiet campground. Lots to do in the area."

    7. Mountain View RV Park & Campground

    7 Reviews
    Sundance, WY
    31 miles
    Website
    +1 (307) 283-2270

    "We then proceeded to FHUs pull-through site 9. Utilities were conveniently located to include outstanding water pressure so use a reducer."

    "Terraced level spots on a hill side over looking Sundance WY and a gorgeous valley below. Electric, water and sewer for a reasonable price @ $46. Rates are much higher during Stergis week!!"

    8. Heartland RV Park And Cabins

    13 Reviews
    Hermosa, SD
    46 miles
    Website
    +1 (605) 255-5460

    "Long term stay. Great rates. All staff very courteous. All facilities clean and well maintained. Level gravel pull through sites of varying sizes. Each site has grass area except on the new end."

    "During a hot week mid June, we were grateful for full hookups, clean shower facilities, and a (small) pool to keep cool BUT the little trees beside each site provide no shade for the rigs."

    9. Black Hills Vista RV Park

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    Sturgis, SD
    9 miles
    Website
    +1 (605) 347-1510

    $45 - $75 / night

    10. Three Flags RV Park

    7 Reviews
    Blackhawk, SD
    25 miles
    Website
    +1 (605) 787-7898

    "There were full hookups and E/W spots. There were plenty of hot showers, a dump station, laundry, and propane refills, plus a tiny store. The grassy spots were level. Everything was cleaned daily."

    "This is a no-nonsense, FHU RV park, not for long-term, really. It obviously makes its money during Sturgis M/C Rally in early August (a week long party)."

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  • p
    Nov. 4, 2022

    Heartland RV Park And Cabins

    Nice Place

    Long term stay. Great rates. All staff very courteous. All facilities clean and well maintained. Level gravel pull through sites of varying sizes. Each site has grass area except on the new end. It is very close to the highway, so there is a lot of road noise. Other than that our stay here has been excellent. Good cell reception. Standard campground wifi, but good reception. Haven't used cable. Nice enclosed dog exercise area. Playground for kiddies. It is off season, so pool, tennis court and some other facilities closed right now. We will be leaving the end of November, but after having been at several campgrounds over the past 2 years, this will be our go to place in the Rapid City area from now on.

  • Piper E.
    May. 4, 2025

    Black Hawk Creek RV Park & Cabins

    Quiet clean open spaces Multiple dog runs

    Nice area easy to access, better road coming in from Peacefull Pines Rd right off I90 which turns into Deadwood Ave with no potholes. Pet Friendly. Courteous Staff are helpfull. Relatively new management with lots of improvements in process. Discounts for long term.  Starlink Wifi. Clean spacious bathrooms. Good water pressure. Some cabins with AC and full mini frig and microwave, no water in cabins but several water posts nearby. Cabins are 1 room and really comfortable Queen beds.  Picnic table outside with covered porch, some with swing bench or chair.  

    There is a kids park with some climbing structures a swing and grassy area,

  • MickandKarla W.The Dyrt PRO User
    Oct. 5, 2021

    Crystal Park Campground

    Okay with a Lot of Potential

    Arrived and parked at the new Gateway Travel Center in Newcastle to check in. We have been coming to this area for an annual hunting trip for 8 years. We stayed here two years ago and upfront its not the best of campgrounds (CG), but looks like some improvements are being attempted. This CG is still the best option for the area. The travel center and RV park used to be an outdoor movie theater back when. You now check in inside the travel center’s convenience store. You go to the check out counter, fill out your paperwork, and get your assigned site. We were traveling with another RV and were assigned sites 30 and 28, which are FHUs with 50/30 AMP. Technically there were sites 31 and 29 adjacent to our sites. The sites were small enough as it was, but if someone would have come in beside us into site 31, we would have been literally an arms length away from each other.  With both of us in our party having fifth wheels with slide outs on both sides, there was no way anyone could have pulled into site 29 between us. However, no one was placed next to us during our 5 day stay and we believe the new CG management wouldn't purposely place someone next to a big rig. We recommend that once you receive your assigned site, go scope it out. They were putting in new site signs but had not gotten to our site so the number was written on the electric box with a permanent marker. Some of the sites here are standalone 30 AMP or 20 AMP, perfect for travel vans.  There is no WiFi in the CG but the travel center has free unsecured Wifi near the pumps and in the convenience store that also has a Taco Johns. The last time we stayed here, there were pipeline workers and the CG was full. This time there were only a few transient workers. They have two pretty nice tent camping areas in the grass and their restroom/shower/laundry facility was well maintained and clean. They have 2 washers and 2 dryers that were very reasonably priced at $1.50 to wash and $1.50 to dry. The RV sites do not have picnic tables nor fire rings but the the tent areas have a few. Every morning and evening we had wild turkeys and mule deer roaming around the CG. With the Fountain Inn Hotel and the RV Park pretty much co-located, this CG made a good choice for our RV and hotel staying hunting group.

  • v
    Jul. 30, 2024

    Four Mile Old West Town Campground

    Simple

    50amps full hookups are for those who are long term. No shower house. Sites are pull through our 32 ft 5th wheel and 250 had plenty of space in the spot. But sites are close to each other. 30amp I noticed all had full hookups. Sites are level. The place is quite, right off hwy 16, and a great shot of the mountains. It’s a good place to stay if you aren’t spending time at your camp site but visiting around.

  • MickandKarla W.The Dyrt PRO User
    Oct. 31, 2021

    Mountain View RV Park & Campground

    Nice Campground

    We appreciated the pre arrival phone call to confirm we were still coming and letting us know our site was open whenever we wanted to arrive. Check in was very easy and informative concerning what to do in the area. We then proceeded to FHUs pull-through site 9. Utilities were conveniently located to include outstanding water pressure so use a reducer. Since we were only staying here two days, we decided to opt for the$2.00 a day additional charge for cable versus putting out our satellite dish. We received over 60 channels that worked great. Campground WiFi was satisfactory and we got 2 to 3 bars on Verizon. Along with the owners/camp hosts being very friendly, the office had a great store that carries not only RV supplies but other novelty items and they do propane tank fills. The campground sites were very well laid out. We visited at the end of the season, so a lot of their sites were already closed up in preparation for shutting down for the year. The back in and upper level pull-through sites had more spacing between sites versus the lower level pull-throughs where we stayed. The park was far enough from I-90 so there was basically no road noise. The fenced in dog park was a nice addition. Being only 30 minutes from Devil's Tower, this campground was very convenient to see local sights. Also take a tour of Sundance, this is where The Sundance Kid got his name and he had been jailed in the old courthouse. This park is a winner whether you need a nice overnight stop or a place to hang out for a while. We would definitely camp here again.

  • Zach H.
    Aug. 9, 2020

    Hart Ranch RV Resort

    Great RPI Resort campground

    If you have an RPI membership, this place is a no-brainer. It’s a huge and well maintained RV resort with tons of family friendly amenities. Onsite restaurant and convenience store with gas station. Large pool with hot tubs. Tennis, basketball, pickleball, and shuffleboard courts. Mini golf and an activity center that will loan you a variety of sports gear and well as rent bikes and golf carts. A massive dog park. Our kids also attended a 2 day horse camp onsite which was very fun for them and very reasonably priced. The list of activities is endless. Tons of kids biking around and playing, so easy for kids to make friends. They also have cabin rentals and a few tent sites. There’s a weekly rodeo held onsite during peak season. It’s 15 minutes from Rapid City and close to the Black Hills. If you are looking for a base camp to explore this area, Hart Ranch is a great choice.

  • blonde R.
    Oct. 9, 2024

    Black Hills RV Park

    Dog run and convenient

    Unable to reserve online for same night. Called and assured space available never asked name, etc. Luckily the spot was near back of campground with very short walk to stunning view. All sites gravel with picnic tables. Sites are close together but due to early Oct, they tried to park RVs every other space in middle of campground. Many long term residents around outsides of park. 2 small Dog runs in front; grass dog walking area in back. Next to Fort Hays, home of $0.99 cowboy pancake breakfast and Dances with Wolves film set. Convenient as Mt Rushmore is only 20 miles & 36 miles to Crazy Horse Memorial. Extremely clean toilet and bath house!!

  • R
    May. 3, 2023

    Bulldog Creek Campground

    A Hidden Gem that Borders the Black Hills National Forest !

    I absolutely LOVE the Bulldog Creek Campground!   Nestled against the Black Hills National Forest, it is scenic, relatively quiet, peaceful and entertaining! First, the Rates...$40-50 per night with full, 50a hookups,$30 for 30a full hookup,$10 for tent camping, if you're just going to stay a night or two. If you just want a safe, quiet place to dry camp overnight, it's$20.

    Now the really good part; if you want a base camp for a month or more and enjoy exploring the Black Hills, Sturgis and Rapid City, you can get 50a full hookup, pull-through site for just$550 per month plus electric! That's a bargain in this area. I was at the Ellsworth AFB famcamp who had just raised their rates to a whopping$54 per day, with no discounts available for long-term stays.

    The campground is just off I-90, but set back farther than most, so not a distraction. There is an active rail line along the highway, but so far, I've not seen more than two trains in a day, and none at night. So even if it's for just a week or two, and not a month.. call Aaron, the owner. I'm sure he'll work the numbers a bit, just to have your business!

    And as for entertainment, on my first night here, there was a heard of at least 2 dozen deer grazing through the campground. Several of them came within a few feet of my door as I talked to them! This mornings sunrise, accompanied by a hot cup of coffee, was exceptional. You just have to come visit!

  • Paula C.
    Sep. 11, 2021

    Oreville Campground

    GREAT campground in the Black Hills Forest

    This is a no hookups campground, but it’s on the Crazy Horse Memorial Highway…so it’s close to the Crazy Horse Memorial, Mt. Rushmore, Custer National Park and the two little towns of Custer and Hill City. (It is a heavily traveled highway, so if road noise bothers you, ask for a site toward the back of the campground.) Very dark skies here…beautiful star gazing. Lots of bike and ATV trails in The Black Hills and forests.

    Hill City has an 1880s steam train you can take to Keystone, and lots of quirky little shops downtown. Custer is genuine South Dakota with Trading Posts, Western Art Galleries, and Buffalo statues all over town. (I’ve no idea how many, I am still trying to figure that out).

    The Camp Hosts are super friendly and helpful, and gave us a great deal of local info. They were very knowledgable about the area. There are pit toilets right down the hill from our site. There is a common water spigot beside the pit toilets, but none at sites and no electric.

    I reserved the place for two weeks online…it seems most folks stay only a night or two, but we have solar that keeps the lights on and the fridge and freezer running, so we are good. Generator hours are 8am to 8pm. Spacious, fairly level gravel sites with picnic tables, and fire rings. Lots of trees if you want them or few if you have solar (leave a note when you reserve or call and ask the camp host.) There have been sites available (1 or 2 at least) most days but it’s Friday and it’s filling up. Cell phone coverage is pretty impossible without a hotspot or antennae to help pull the signal to your site. There is good connectivity up the road a mile or so, also inHill City and Custer.

Guide to Deadwood

Located in the heart of the Black Hills, RV parks near Deadwood, South Dakota operate at elevations between 4,500 and 5,500 feet. Summer temperatures typically range from 50°F at night to 85°F during day, with afternoon thunderstorms common in July and August. Winter camping requires preparation for temperatures frequently dropping below 20°F, with snow possible from October through April.

What to do

Trout fishing onsite: Fish'n Fry Campground offers a stocked trout pond where you can catch your dinner. "Stocked trout pond to catch your own meal and little streams running through the property! They clean and cook great meal," notes Richard W.

Historical attractions: Deadwood's mining history is accessible from most campgrounds. "You are just a short drive from Lead for Grocery Shopping and mining activities and a short distance to Deadwood with their replay of the Gunfight with Wild Bill Hitcock as well as the capture and trial of Jack McCall," explains Ellen W. from Fish'n Fry Campground.

Day trips to national monuments: Heartland RV Park And Cabins serves as a central base for exploring regional attractions. "The campground provided a printout with all the local attractions and how far they were! So helpful. Highly recommend Sylvan Lake hike(s), watching the Buffalo herds near the Wildlife Visitor Center at dusk, and feeding the Burros at the southeast corner - bring carrots and apples," shares Derek & Kristen A.

What campers like

Concrete pads: Level sites reduce setup time at Elkhorn Ridge RV Resort & Cabins. "All sites have concrete pads with hookups. Campground is very clean and has quick and easy access to the highway," reports John.

Private bathroom facilities: Many campers appreciate individual shower rooms. "Bath houses have private showers with their own toilets and sink. Very clean," states Billie B. about Elkhorn Ridge RV Resort.

Onsite entertainment: Heartland RV Park offers regular activities for campers. "This place is fun with unique flare. On site restaurant for breakfast, lunch and dinner with live music each night. Had a relaxing quiet time," explains Bonnie F.

What you should know

Seasonal operation changes: While some RV parks near Deadwood operate year-round, others have limited seasons. "We visited at the end of the season, so a lot of their sites were already closed up in preparation for shutting down for the year," notes MickandKarla W. about Mountain View RV Park & Campground.

Fire restrictions: Rules about campfires vary between parks. At Rush No More Campground, fires are not permitted anywhere on the grounds, while Fish'n Fry Campground and Three Flags RV Park allow fires in designated areas.

Highway noise levels: Some parks experience traffic noise. "The only downside to this park is its proximity to the Interstate and the train tracks. If noise bothers you then bring a good set of ear plugs for the night," advises Theresa about Three Flags RV Park.

Tips for camping with families

Pool amenities: Kids particularly enjoy water features at some Deadwood area RV parks. "My kids loved the outdoor pool and hot tubs the playground was fantastic," shares Amber W. about Elkhorn Ridge RV Resort.

Recreation facilities: Three Flags RV Park provides family-friendly amenities in a basic setting. "Simple RV park with lots of FHU! The shower house and bathrooms are super clean and after a day of hiking we were pleasantly surprised! Friendly, clean and wide open," reports Amy C.

Game areas: Several parks offer entertainment options for rainy days. "They have a laundry room which was well maintained and connected to a sort of game room with air hockey which we played while waiting for our laundry," mentions Tris W. about Rush No More Campground.

Tips from RVers

Off-season advantages: Rush No More Campground offers more privacy during slower periods. "The spots are not super close but there is no tree coverage or shrubbery between them. Luckily it wasn't full so we had some privacy in that way," reports Tris W.

Water pressure considerations: Some parks have strong water systems requiring regulation. "Water pressure was very good in our area so we used a reducer," notes MickandKarla W. about Elkhorn Ridge RV Resort.

Parking surface variations: Deadwood area RV parks offer different pad types. "Our site was a bit difficult for us to level our rig on because the rocks kept slipping. We had to go purchase extra Xchocks," explains Brenda A. at Heartland RV Park, contrasting with the concrete pads available at other facilities.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does it cost to stay at an RV park in Deadwood?

RV park rates in Deadwood typically range from $30-$50 per night depending on hookup options and season. Bulldog Creek Campground charges $40-50 per night for full 50-amp hookups and $30 for 30-amp full hookup sites. Black Hawk Creek RV Park & Cabins offers discounts for extended stays, making it more economical for those planning longer visits. Prices generally increase during peak season (summer) and special events like the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally, so booking in advance is recommended for the best rates.

What amenities do Deadwood RV parks typically offer?

RV parks around Deadwood typically provide full hookups (water, electric, sewer), WiFi, and basic restroom facilities. Black Hills RV Park offers gravel sites with picnic tables and stunning views. Mountain View RV Park & Campground features conveniently located utilities, helpful staff providing area information, and easy check-in procedures. More upscale parks may include laundry facilities, propane refills, on-site stores, and dump stations. Some parks also provide cable TV connections, while others have implemented Starlink WiFi for improved connectivity. Seasonal amenities may include swimming pools, game rooms, and organized activities during peak months.

Are there RV rentals available in Deadwood, South Dakota?

While dedicated RV rental facilities are limited in Deadwood itself, several options exist in the greater Black Hills area. Hart Ranch RV Resort partners with some rental companies, offering delivery and setup services for guests. Fish'n Fry Campground and Cabins sometimes offers on-site rental units as alternatives to bringing your own RV. For the widest selection, check with rental companies in Rapid City, about 40 miles from Deadwood, which provide various RV models that can be driven to your preferred Deadwood campground.

What are the best RV parks in Deadwood, South Dakota?

Heartland RV Park And Cabins is highly rated for its courteous staff, clean facilities, and level gravel pull-through sites of varying sizes. Each site features a grass area, although highway proximity means some road noise. Another excellent option is Four Mile Old West Town Campground, which offers full hookups with both 30 and 50 amp service. Their pull-through sites accommodate large rigs, and while sites are close together, the campground maintains a quiet atmosphere despite being right off Highway 16.

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