Best Dog-Friendly Camping near Wall, SD

This KOA is kinda outside of anything which is nice. It is quiet and has a dog park for your pets which is awesome. The bathrooms were clean and the people who checked us in were super nice. I loved the little fast food place they had too. That was very convenient for us.

We stopped at Sleepy Hollow after a days worth of driving & visiting Wall. Spots are pretty close together but does have green space between. Nice small playground & swing. Dog park area.

Awesome pull through full hookup sites. Small shop in office. Laundry and showers. Clean bathrooms. Friendly staff. Two minute walk to Wall Drug which also hosts a grocery store, gas station and Ace Hardware. Fenced in dog park was a major bonus.

You can walk faster than you can from Wall Drug parking areas. Friendly service, great restrooms, and a small pool.

Quiet park just a block or two from Wall Drug. Has everything you need including laundry and showers, pool is closed.

Easy access camp out of park about 1/2 mile right on the rim 8 miles from Wall S.D very windy but views awesome

Awesome campsite. Easy to miss the turn. If coming from Wall, it’s on the left before you hit the “entering badlands” sign - & up a long dirt road.

Beautiful campground. Spots aren't too close together and are level. I am in spot 22...water, electric, and sewer.Good sized dog park. Miniature golf, pool.

Large park with lots of sites. Level spots. Fenced in dog park. Restaurant and bar on site with live music. Friendly and helpful staff. Clean restrooms and laundry facilities.  Close to Custer State Park, Crazy Horse and Mt. Rushmore.

This is a dispersed BLM area. It is easy to locate just take the hwy from Wall SD 5.5 miles toward the Badlands Park entrance. When you see the cell towers to onto the dirt road on the left.

I camped there on a Sunday night in September and there were lots of other campers there already at 2 pm. The area filled up as the day went on. See the pic that I added.

This is a beautiful spot and it was good to connect with the other campers. There are big horn sheep herds that will climb the walls and walk among the campers to graze on the flatland grass in the mornings.

This place is amazing! It’s very easy to find; it is a very large area, so you’ll be able to find a spot to park no matter the vehicle size; and the views are more than amazing! I car camped on 10/3/20.

Driving south from Wall on 240, simply look to your left and you’ll see people’s RVs, vehicles, and tents to your left.

I went to the right once up the short dirt/rock road and quickly found a spot on the edge of the Badlands. It was quite windy at night. This location allows for a breathtaking view of both sunsets and sunrises.

Highly recommend!

On an “I’m gunna lose my mind if I don’t get outta here” whim, I picked this campground as it seemed to be right in the middle of everything. In one day we checked out Mt Rushmore, drove back to the camp site to have lunch then went to the badlands and before leaving the next morn, we tootled around wall drug. We lucked out getting a tent site with the shelter as I was unprepared for the rain and wind. We had a nice stay at a nice little clean campground and the dog enjoyed running around the fenced pet area after spending so much time in the car.

Wide roads and campsite with plenty of grassy areas in between. It’s got all the amenities and is situated in an actual ranch. The ranch also has a golf course and houses. There is also a school on the premises and it was quite delightful to see teenagers in tennis classes playing in the middle of the resort. There is a nice looking playground and a big pool but it was already closed for the fall/winter months even though it was in the 80s-90s. Nice big grassy dog parks and a trail all around the campground you can walk them on leash. It a membership campground but you don’t have to be a member to camp here. It’s a pretty amazing place! We are here mid September. They are open all year long.

This was our first time at a KOA. Stayed for 2 nights to explore the Badlands. The campground was large and very close/convenient to Badlands National Park . I appreciated that they had the option of purchasing dinner or breakfast at their cafe. Hosts and staff are very friendly. They had a huge dog park that our pups loved. Sites were close together and just ok from an aesthetic standpoint. Looked like a good campground if you have children - lots of activities and a pool. I am only giving 4 stars because one of our party is in a wheelchair and he had to go all the way to the back of the campground where the tent camping was to access an ADA bathroom/shower. And there were only 2 of those available - they are the regular showers for the tent campers. Otherwise, if you aren’t handicapped it is a good choice. Especially if you have dogs. Oh, and watch out for mosquitos. They do spray for them

Me and my boyfriend stayed here since it was close to his job site. all the amenities were provided. There’s showers on site but don’t work so you need to go to the gas station, but if u state u r from the rv place they will give you a free shower. There’s also a playground and dog park on site. The only problem we had was with the water. The first day we got here it was working but never stopped. We called up the gas station and they came and fixed the problem but no more water for the whole rv park. But you are able to go to the gas station and they have water hookups for you along with sewer hookups that were provided for free. Overall it’s a great place with a nice price.

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.