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Deerfield

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Deerfield is located near Hill City in the Black Hills National Forest. The area features forested terrain with rolling hills and is known for its moderate summer temperatures, ranging from 50°F to 80°F, and colder winters, often dropping below freezing. Nearby attractions include Mount Rushmore and Custer State Park, offering opportunities for exploration and sightseeing.

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Location

Deerfield is located in South Dakota

Coordinates

44.02100027 N
103.78800097 W

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Whitetail

9 min away

Whitetail Campground

9 min away

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1 hr 1 min from Rapid City
3 hrs 48 min from Casper
4 hrs 33 min from Cheyenne
5 hrs 41 min from Bismarck

Access

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Site Types

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Features

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Trash
Picnic Table
Firewood Available
Reservable
Drinking Water
Toilets
Alcohol
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Kathi V.

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Reviewed Aug. 16, 2019

Very quiet and secluded with lake views

We had the entire campground to ourselves. The actual campground is called Whitetail Campground, located on Deerfield Reservoir.

Be aware that you must have water in your tank if you come in an RV. The campground pumps do not have threaded hose connections.

We hiked the Deerfield Lake Loop and found the signage to be missing in many places, causing us to take a 15+ mile hike instead of the advertised 11 mile hike. The trail was overgrown and washed out (lost into the stream) in 5 or 6 places where we had to cross. It is not well traveled when you get 6 miles in.

There are two loops to the campground and we stayed in the one furthest from the lake (as it was full....) The bugs weren't too bad and we had a fire one evening. The thunderstorms were pretty regular every afternoon and things stayed wet.

We would definitely return.

Month of VisitAugust