Best RV Parks near Wall, SD
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Best RV Sites Near Wall, SD (27)
1. Heartland RV Park And Cabins
11 Reviews•49 Photos•7 Saves- Pets
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- Electric Hookups
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- Reservable
- ADA Access
2. Wall Drug RV Parking
2 Reviews•8 Photos•14 Saves- Phone Service
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- Market
3. Heartland RV Park & Cabins
10 Reviews•17 Photos•15 Saves- Pets
- Fires
- Electric Hookups
- Phone Service
- Reservable
- ADA Access
4. Rapid City RV Park & Campground
9 Reviews•30 Photos•51 Saves- Pets
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- Electric Hookups
- Phone Service
- Reservable
- ADA Access
5. Love's RV Stop-Box Elder 602
2 Reviews•12 Photos•5 SavesConveniently located along I-90, our Love's RV Stop-Box Elder SD 602 provides the RV traveler with a safe, clean and well-maintained place as you travel across the country. Our reservation and check in process makes booking a site quick and convenient. Guests can make reservations, pay and check in or out on their own devices or at the designated Kiosk located on site, providing an automated and contactless experience.
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- Reservable
- ADA Access
$40 - $599 / night
6. Ellsworth AFB FamCamp.
3 Reviews•7 Photos•13 Saves- Pets
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- Reservable
- ADA Access
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7. 24 Express RV Campground
4 Reviews•17 Saves- Pets
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- Market
- Trash
- Drinking Water
8. Minute Man RV Park & Lodging
5 Reviews•18 Saves- Pets
- Fires
- Electric Hookups
- Phone Service
- Reservable
- RVs
$25 - $40 / night
9. Badlands Interior Campground
57 Reviews•217 Photos•343 SavesJust a mile from the iconic Badlands National Park, our hotel and full-service campground offers a great base camp to explore South Dakota’s Badlands, Black Hills, and the historic small town of Interior.
With a variety of rooms, RV sites, and tent sites, we are ideal for couples getaways, family vacations, or traveling groups. We also offer an on-site restaurant, outdoor pool, fire pits, and complimentary WiFi.
Your Badlands getaway awaits. What are you waiting for?
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- Reservable
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10. Sleepy Hollow Campground
30 Reviews•41 Photos•120 SavesSleepy Hollow is located one block from the world famous Wall Drug! The city of Wall, The Window to the West, also the west entrance of the Badlands National Park Loop and bordering the Buffalo Gap National Grasslands. Mount Rushmore and Sturgis are 65-70 minutes away! All of our 59 RV sites are pull thrus. We offer a heated swimming pool and cable TV. Pets are welcome and we have a new dog park. We are a Good Sam Park and AAA approved. Our restrooms were rated 10 out of 10 in 2015 for the 5th consecutive year by Trailer Life/Good Sam Club
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Recent RV Reviews In Wall
581 Reviews of 27 Wall Campgrounds
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Anastasia W.
Scout
The Wall Dispersed Camping
Great Views
This was an our first time dispersed camping so we weren’t sure exactly what to expect. There were lots of campers (probably 20 other cars), but the views are unmatched. Waking up at dawn and watching the sunrise over the Badlands is breathtaking! Really easy access. We saw people with all size trailers parked. Lots of space to spread out. Not much for privacy, but with views like that, who cares!
Zina L.Scout24 Express RV Campground
Closed!
There were signs up along the freeway. Nothing indicate that it was closed. Is it for the season? Not sure date of visit was October 19, 2024.
Lisa B.
Guide
Sage Creek Campground
Breathtaking & Best Smelling Bathrooms
My boy Palo and I camped in my Outback for a night. It was a great experience. They have the cleans best smelling bathrooms I have venture into.
Lisa M.
Ranger
Cedar Pass Campground — Badlands National Park
Amazing scenery
Spent two nights here in the Butte loop. Tried to make reservations on the same day, but they weren’t available to do so I had to just show up and hope there was a site available. We lucked out and got the last electric site. The one quirky thing about the campground is all of the sites are sort of parallel park. So your door will open up onto the pavement. Only paid $46 for two nights thanks to the hubby’s senior pass. Park itself is amazing with beautiful views and we also got to see some Buffalo. The visitor center has a nice gift shop and displays. Showers were $.50 for four minutes and $.75 for six minutes although I only got five minutes for my $.75 and I had a lukewarm water. There is a dump station available as well as potable water.
- PPaul K.Guide
The Wall Boondocking Dispersed
Can’t get better than free
Great spot, lots of campers here, but still found a spot. Watch out for grumpy old coot who parks right where everyone drives in and then tells you to slow down coz it’s too dusty. Hey mate drive further in and there’s no traffic! Duh.
michael V.GuideThe Wall Boondocking Dispersed
Great views, easy to get to
A lot of campers of all kinds as it is free and right outside the park but it’s easy to get to and views are amazing. Regardless of the amount of people there tons of area to set up so doubtful someone won’t get a spot.
- Ken G.Guide
The Wall Dispersed Camping
Beautiful view from top of cliff, but windy
We camped here on a Sunday night. Lots of campers along a road which was about 6 miles long along the top of a cliff. We thought we found a nice spot away from others, but two huge campers pulled in after dinner right next to us on the opposite side of the road. Beautiful view of the badlands and we enjoyed watching the sunset from our site. After we went to bed, the wind picked up big time and howled for several hours. It was strong enough to shake the trailer. It died down before midnight. You can't really hike down into the badlands from the cliff so the only place to walk is along the top of the cliff past the other campers. No services, but free.
- Ken G.Guide
Sage Creek Campground
Hot and dry, buffalo wandered through the camp
This was a free site in the Badlands. It's a dirt road to get there, washboards, but OK.
The cg is in a prairie dog town so we kept the dog close.
It was full on a Saturday night in September, but we got one of the last sites. Very basic campground with a few trails to hike. Views were OK, but nothing great.
Buffalo wandered through camp at dinner time. We basically camped on the road that circles the campground.
Some picnic tables had a shade covering. Pit toilets were clean.
- Jeff M.
TravelerSage Creek Campground
Base to the Badlands
Great location to set out to explore the Badlands? Low reception with Verizon in the valley bye still have good contact. Great reception, small hike to the top of the hill.
- Jeff M.Traveler
Sage Creek Campground
Great location for a base, to explore the Badlands
Free dispersed camping, with clean vault toilets. no water or power you will have to bring your own. Quiet and tranquil location, Surrounded by prairie dogs as you sit in the valley with low rolling hills around you.
Eric S.ScoutLazy J RV Park and Campground
Great place near a lot of stuff
Don't judge this place when you first drive up. The sites are quite level. The staff are very friendly. Sites get nice morning sun, but ample shade in the evening. The laundry room was very clean and up to date. It's very quiet. There is a nice Rainbow brand play set for the kids.
It's a convenient, central location for a lot of activities.
- KKarstenTraveler
Cedar Pass Campground — Badlands National Park
Good place to stay
We stayed for 2 nights in the group loop. At first we were sure about the quality of the site - the group loop also serves as the entrance to the dump site - but we’re convinced the site is great. Our site faces into the badlands with a great view, it is very quiet and you are very private (there were no groups around us). The campground is very clean and every evening there is program prepared by the rangers as well as a presentation of the stars.
We would always come back here.
Jennifer H.
Legend
Sleepy Hollow Campground
Across the street from wall drug
It’s a nice place heading east or west to land for the night. We’ve stayed at sleepy hollow before and find it and the proximity to wall drug a fun landing stop for the night on our trek across SD. Dinner, ice cream and splash pad fun at wall drug is the perfect end to a day on the road for our family.
- Kelly V.Traveler
The Wall Boondocking Dispersed
Not just another brick in the wall
Fabulous! Views and several spaces both on the edge of grassland dropping off into the badlands wall and farther back. At least 25 campers there last night. It was breathtaking. Do be prepared for I tense wi d; this is prairie with no trees to cut wind. Well worth a visit.
- JJon D.Guide
Love's RV Stop-Box Elder 602
Quiet Night
Pulled up at the Loves in Box Elder just after midnight. It was an easy, quiet night, but there were some sketchy people there in the morning
Chris P.GuideThe Wall Dispersed Camping
free sunrise
Thursday night you August was busy. However, the sunrise the next morning made it worth the stop.
- MMarissa H.Scout
The Wall Dispersed Camping
Super windy, not good for tents
We have stayed here twice, it was easy to find and lots of available spots but it’s just on a cliff’s edge so there are TONS of strong gusts of winds, it caused our tent to cave in and I ended up sleeping in the car. There was a goat, that was cool, but otherwise I don’t recommend for tent camping (go to sage creek campground, also free)
- MMarissa H.Scout
Sage Creek Campground
Good
I really liked this site, they had tables with shade, out house, flat ground, and compared to the dispersed camping wayyy less windy. We did not see bison today but there were prairie dogs
- Erica L.Scout
Cedar Pass Campground — Badlands National Park
Very cool place to camp
Loved the Badlands in the background. No trees or privacy, but was nice to be camping in the Badlands. We went in July and it was very hot (100) and super windy. Not ideal for a popup with no a/c.
Elise V.TravelerThe Wall Boondocking Dispersed
Favorite Dispersed Campsite EVER!
Gorgeous site! Very popular site with neighbors close by, but ours were very kind and friendly! We got lucky and didn’t have any problems with wind. Enjoyed the sunrise and sunset from this spot!
- SStephanie W.Guide
The Wall Boondocking Dispersed
Loved my night here!
I loved camping at this spot! It was easy to find, and even though there was a good amount of people there it was spaced out and I felt comfortable. There is zero privacy, so be prepared for that. If you’re in a tent also be prepared because it is extremely windy at night! Even my little teardrop was shaking. But the view is incredible and the sunrise was stunning.
- AAPK'sScout
Cedar Pass Campground — Badlands National Park
A Scenic Retreat in Badlands National Park
Cedar Pass Campground in Badlands National Park offers 96 scenic sites with amenities like flush toilets and summer coin-operated showers. Located near the Ben Reifel Visitor Center, it provides a great base for exploring the park. Reviews highlight its beautiful views and convenient facilities.
Brianna R.ScoutThe Wall Dispersed Camping
Safe, Free Camping for Solo Travelers
I stayed here for 2 nights as a solo female traveler. It is minutes from the Badlands entrance. There were a lot of people around (I stayed in early July) so I always felt safe even at nights. It's pretty open land so it was hard finding a private area to use the bathroom. I slept in a tent the first night, but it got really windy on night 2, so I just slept in the car. Overall, I highly recommend staying here as it is free and absolutely beautiful.
andrewGuideSleepy Hollow Campground
A Place to Stay
The campground is fine. FHU with cable. $65 might be steep but,....
You can walk to Wall Drug Store if you are so inclined.
Plenty of space to walk the dogs.
8 miles from Badlands National Park entrance.
COMPLAINT - not the parks fault but....they were/are doing construction on the railroad crossing that prevents you from following your navigation guide. The detour signs are terrible or non-existent. We drove down a street with cars parked on both sides, and found ourselves at road closed even thought we could see the park. We had to call and ask how to get into the park.
James P.Legend
Badlands Interior Campground
Nice campground
Close to NP. Level sites. Hookups are a little wonky. Some sites they are on the wrong side. Gravel sites and roads. Nice staff. Would stay here again.
Brooke R.TravelerCedar Pass Campground — Badlands National Park
Great Views! Mid Price!
The views were amazing from this campground, but the price for the amenities provided was mediocre.
There was very little shade, and it did get very hot while we were there.
Conviently located close to the visitors center end of part but if you want to be closer to Wall you may want a different campground.
samuel C.RangerThe Wall Boondocking Dispersed
Love it here!
Great views here!! Any car and any size can make it ! Tons of spots and amazing proximity to the park. 100% would recommend. I have stayed here multiple times.
Guide to Wall
Camping near Wall, South Dakota, offers a unique experience with stunning landscapes and a variety of campgrounds to choose from. Whether you're looking for a quiet spot to unwind or a place to connect with nature, there's something for everyone.
What to do:
- Explore Badlands National Park: This park is just a stone's throw away and features breathtaking views and hiking trails. One camper mentioned, "Cedar Pass Campground in Badlands National Park offers 96 scenic sites with amenities like flush toilets and summer coin-operated showers."
- Visit Wall Drug: Just a short drive from many campgrounds, Wall Drug is a quirky roadside attraction with shops, restaurants, and fun activities for families. A visitor shared, "It’s a nice place heading east or west to land for the night. We’ve stayed at Sleepy Hollow before and find it and the proximity to Wall Drug a fun landing stop for the night."
- Wildlife Watching: Many campgrounds are near areas where you can spot bison and prairie dogs. One camper at Sage Creek Campground noted, "We did not see bison today but there were prairie dogs."
What campers like:
- Stunning Views: Campers rave about the views from various campgrounds. A review for The Wall Boondocking Dispersed said, "Fabulous! Views and several spaces both on the edge of grassland dropping off into the badlands wall and farther back."
- Free Camping Options: Many campers appreciate the free camping available at places like Buffalo Gap Dispersed Camping, where one reviewer said, "Overall, I highly recommend staying here as it is free and absolutely beautiful."
- Safety for Solo Travelers: Solo campers feel secure in the area. One solo female traveler shared, "I stayed here for 2 nights as a solo female traveler. There were a lot of people around... so I always felt safe even at nights."
What you should know:
- Windy Conditions: Many campgrounds can get quite windy, especially those on cliffs or open plains. A camper at Sage Creek Campground mentioned, "It caused our tent to cave in and I ended up sleeping in the car."
- Limited Amenities: Some campgrounds, like Buffalo Gap National Grassland, lack basic facilities like water and toilets. A review noted, "Campground is basic. Only 2 (very clean) vault toilets, no water or electricity."
- Busy Seasons: Campgrounds can fill up quickly during peak seasons. One camper at Cedar Pass Campground said, "The sites were all full by 4pm - but there is room to squeeze in extra tents/cars!"
Tips for camping with families:
- Choose Established Campgrounds: Places like Cedar Pass Campground offer amenities like flush toilets and ranger programs, making it easier for families. A camper noted, "Every evening there is a program prepared by the rangers as well as a presentation of the stars."
- Plan for Heat: Summers can get hot, so bring plenty of water and shade. One camper at Badlands / White River KOA mentioned, "It was very hot (100) and super windy."
- Wildlife Encounters: Kids will love seeing wildlife up close. A camper at Sage Creek Campground said, "You will most likely be serenaded by coyotes and have morning visits from the bison."
Tips from RVers:
- Check Hookups: Some campgrounds have limited hookups, so check in advance. A review for Minute Man RV Park & Lodging mentioned, "At $49 a night all you get is electricity & toilet, showers barely lukewarm."
- Arrive Early: Popular spots fill up fast, especially on weekends. A camper at Cedar Pass Campground advised, "We did not have reservations but were able to get a spot around midmorning on a Saturday late Sept."
- Be Prepared for Dust: Some roads can be rough and dusty. A camper at Buffalo Gap National Grassland noted, "The road was fine going up."
Camping near Wall, South Dakota, offers a mix of adventure, stunning views, and unique experiences. Whether you're in a tent or RV, there's a spot waiting for you!
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