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"free showers, on site laundry for $1.25 wash and same to dry, swimming pool, little kids playground. we stayed in a cabin, primitive, but super clean and comfy. nice beds, you provide linens."
"Restrooms are a bit far from the sites but very clean and tiled. The entrance is about a block from Wall Drug, conveniently located."
$37 - $47 / night
"It was quite larger than I expected and with it being next to the visitors center/entrance, I am glad they do not charge more! Each site had a picnic table and most with a little shelter over it. "
"Each area has a covered picnic table. There are no fire pits or grills here, as the fire danger remains high most of the year."
$24 - $174 / night
"Perfect location for visiting Badlands National Park. Jussstttt outside the park entrance and the Ben Reifel visitor center. Could not ask for a better location."
"The campground was great and super close to the Badlands park entrance. The owners were very nice and helpful."
"As I drove through the Badlands today and saw people setting up their tents in the totally exposed Park campgrounds I was sad for them . The KOA has great shade at every tent site ."
"Amenities: General store, water, electric (30/20 amps), showers, flush toilets, laundry mat, basketball court, swimming pool, mini golf.
See what I mean."
"My parents were able to rent a deluxe cabin right next to our campsite. My parents don’t “camp,” so this was perfect for a family vacation."
"This campground is in a very central location along a highway that gets you to mt Rushmore, wall drug, the badlands, and much, much more within an hour."
"Not far from Rapid City but close to all the attractions in South Dakota. The heated pool was NOT heated and the hot tub was NOT hot. That is why I gave the CG four stars."
"The staff is so friendly, easy check in, very well kept, clean bathrooms and private showers. Pool and hot tub, close to everything. Campers observed quiet hours."
$30 - $70 / night
"You get a nice grass strip with a fire ring. Most sites have one small tree. This park is extremely well-maintained. The grounds, sites and bathroom/shower/laundry facilities were immaculate."
"Stayed 2 nights, great communication via email re reservation and check out. Staff friendly Clean park , sites a bit close to each other but level ."
$65 - $100 / night
"The staff was very kind and found us a fire pit when we asked! It’s off a highway but the site is around woods so it’s peaceful."
"Though some may not see it as a perk, being right off the highway allowed us quick access to everywhere we needed to go every morning and was a reason we chose it."
"Onsite restaurant and convenience store with gas station. Large pool with hot tubs. Tennis, basketball, pickleball, and shuffleboard courts."
"No campfires but we bring our propane fire pit and enjoy the evenings. Concrete pads. Glamping at its finest."
$1 - $100 / night
"We are near the North American Pole of Inaccessibility, making this one of the most remote regions of the continent... but you'll still get cell service!"
ScoutI am very pleased with this Campground . As I drove through the Badlands today and saw people setting up their tents in the totally exposed Park campgrounds I was sad for them . The KOA has great shade at every tent site . The sites are spacious and there were was no overcrowding . I opted to rent one of the small Rustic cabins with AC ( no bathroom or kitchen ) in order to give my elderly dog a respite from the scorching afternoon heat . The little camping cabin is clean and comfortable, there is a small front porch with a swing . Outside there is a picnic table and fire ring . We walked through the campground this evening and there was a cool gentle breeze . Most of the tent sites were unoccupied while I believe absolutely every RV site was occupied . Definitely worth checking out this campsite and hands down better choice than the exposed unshaded sites with in the Badlands .
LegendThis campground was very nice! It was quite larger than I expected and with it being next to the visitors center/entrance, I am glad they do not charge more! Each site had a picnic table and most with a little shelter over it. There are rest rooms and trash bins. While there is barely any bushes/trees to separate you from neighbors, there is still some space but be prepared to hear the noises around you. It's about a mile from the big parking lot with the established trails that Badlands NP has. I had bars of LTE via AT&T here.
Travelerfree showers, on site laundry for $1.25 wash and same to dry, swimming pool, little kids playground. we stayed in a cabin, primitive, but super clean and comfy. nice beds, you provide linens.
RangerIf 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.
LegendWe stayed at the Cedar Pass Campground in Badlands National Park the first weekend in March 2016. The weather was unseasonably warm, and the tourists were few. Most of this campground is closed during the "off-season", so we pulled our RV into a pull-through (really, a shoulder) site in the group camp area. During our stay there was only one other person camping, and he camped with a tent. There are pit toilets there, and this time of year they were fairly clean and well-maintained. The sites in the group area are spread apart well. Each area has a covered picnic table. There are no fire pits or grills here, as the fire danger remains high most of the year. Plan to bring a gas or charcoal grill of your own for cooking if you don't use an RV. On occasion we were able to pick up the Wi-Fi from the Cedar Pass Lodge, which is located nearby, but don't plan on campsite internet. This is a rustic campground. That said, water is available at the entrance, as well as a dump station, In addition, electric hook-ups and flush toilets are available in the summer season. This is one of only two campgrounds in this national park. and the other, Sage Creek Campground, is on the far west end of the park, remote, and very rustic (and also FREE). This campground is located within walking distance of the Ben Reifel Visitor Center. Reservations open in March for the summer season, and we recommend making them, as this campground is almost always full in season. Or, visit like we did, in the off-season, which can be much more temperate for weather.
GuideThis was such a nice experience! My parents were able to rent a deluxe cabin right next to our campsite. My parents don’t “camp,” so this was perfect for a family vacation. My children got to camp and experience s’mores and starlit skies with their Nana and Papa! Pros: full hookups, clean & well kept grounds, nice playground for children, deluxe cabins have full bathroom with shower and full kitchen Cons: this campground was further away from all the tourist attractions than we realized (so that’s on us, not them 😉)
RangerThe setup is really odd. There's just like little pull offs from the loops that you basically parallel park to the road. Otherwise, it's really beautiful scenery. We got a real nasty storm last night, I tried telling people they should wait to set up their tents, but they apparently knew better. Had to help them retrieve their tents after getting blown across the park in 60+mph winds. PLEASE PAY ATTENTION TO THE WEATHER. Otherwise, it is a great park with water, rv dump, bathrooms and coin showers. Picnic tables with sun shades. No fires allowed. Some spots are electric. There is about 96 spots i believe. I'm not sure what people are complaining about price when it's in a national park and you get all the basic amenities with the most incredible view...it's pretty average price. Plus this is the badlands, there's not many trees. It's not wooded. No matter how much space they give you, it would still feel like 0 privacy. Yes, some smaller spots are kind of closer together. Reserve ahead of time and get a spot on an outer loop and it's fantastic! Don't want to pay? Take the rough road down the wall, but there's no bathroom, no trails, pack in/pack out.
GuideAll pull through sites. Not a lot of room between sites, but adequate. Restrooms are a bit far from the sites but very clean and tiled. The entrance is about a block from Wall Drug, conveniently located.
TravelerQuiet park just a block or two from Wall Drug. Has everything you need including laundry and showers, pool is closed.
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