Not as advertised... We were told by management that we…read morewould have full hookups and a nice natural gas site within a couple of weeks of moving there (we were told two weeks later that he never said that and it would be months later). Don't be fooled by their blog site, it does not look at all like the pictures. The campground has seen some stuff, it needs major renovation on the grounds, the cabins, bathrooms, and their water pipeline. You do not have full hookups until pretty much the summer time since their piping isn't dug deep enough. Reasons to not go here: 1. Management does not give you a copy of their lease so they can do whatever they want when they want 2. They lie so much to their campers. Context: we pulled into our plot and we got accused of breaking the water pipeline (which did not happen). We were told by a previous camper that the person in that same plot before us had left the water on 24/7 in the winter time and destroyed the piping in the process. While digging up the piping their maintenance guy literally ripped off our water hose and didn't tell us while on a excavator. He tucked it underneath our camper and just went on with his day. We come home to find that part of our water hose is broken. No one returned our calls, no one cared. 3. Poor upkeep. Their bathrooms are great if they ever got serviced. The campgrounds themselves are not leveled out, trash is left behind by previous campers. Their cabins have visible damage to them, cracked doors, windows and porch needs help. 4. Cops. The cops love to lurk around there, some people find this comforting but when they are slowly looking into every single plot in their cars looking for something or someone... I get creeped out. This isn't the first time the cops have been there either. 5. Bar is over the campground. They obviously care more about how the bar is doing than the campground. If they put as much work into the bar as they did the campground they'd have a wonderful campground. 6. Ask around. Other people who have stayed in their campground have horror stories galore about this place. I wish I hadn't have spent my money here for such a run down and terrible service. 7. For long term campers they will stick you right next to the highway on a slope. Not only is it loud but it's windy. 8. A woman was nearly beaten to death in the bathrooms and the cops were called for that. Blood sprayed the walls in the mens bathroom. 9. "Bathrooms are only for the cabins because campers already have their amenities, so you shouldn't need our bathrooms. Those are reserved for the cabins full time but we will allow you to use them since it's broken (our gray tank doesn't work)" -Sacora Station Campground We were judged because we couldn't fix that issue immediately. 10. They charge extra for electricity. They won't tell you this until you get there. Which is ridiculous. A 30 amp camper isn't worth metering. Moral of the story... GO SOMEWHERE ELSE.

Good: $10 for tents and $17.50 for full hook-up with…read morePassport America, when the Sturgis Motorbike Rally is not happening, else quadruple the prices. Electricity 122 to 124 volts. Water pressure strong. Good sewer connections. High Speed internet, 12 to 20mb/sec. Good Verizon 4G signal. Pet friendly to include all breeds...i've seen pits. Bar...loosely restaurant does have specials on certain days. Bad: Mgt lacks tact. All the bathrooms need serious work, more so than the single wide trailer park mgt works on so hard to get people in for revenue. Sites not level. Ok: The campground is by hwy 90, but quiets down at night. The tent section is up on a hill furthest from the highway and quieter. The RV area is down the hill closer to the highway. Dark, and starry night skies at the tents, but much more light pollution at the RV section.

My family just spent the last six days staying in the two-bedroom cabin at Lake Park Campground. It…read morewas perfect for our family of four. The beds were comfortable, the kitchen, fridge and stove allowed us to prepare meals (we didn't use the grill outside but would have if we weren't touring so much). We appreciated the TV with cable, the "living room area" and the covered porch area where my wife sat out and had her coffee each morning. This spot was perfect for day trips to Custer State Park, The Mammoth Site, Mount Rushmore, Deadwood and so many others. The only minor issue we experienced was that we came during an unprecedented heat wave, and there's one air conditioner for the whole unit. They do provide fans, but this meant we couldn't close doors at night without rooms getting warm. All pretty minor and not something that would matter during normal seasonal temps. We'd definitely recommend this place. It is very affordable and provides plenty of room for your family.

Cottage is clean and very private. Beautiful view..enjoyed watching the deer come into the yard.read more

We had a great experience. There are just 5 sites. One guest was staying for months. Two spaces had…read morefifth wheels that seemed like they were empty. Not sure if they're available for staying in? The sites are close together but well laid out, with good texture of rock for the base, and electrical and water hookups. You need to back in. There is a large grassy area with a few places to sit, including a picnic bench. The host, Rachel, was very friendly and super responsive to texts. Some pictures I saw showed a covered seating area, but that was off limits to guests. No dump station, but I believe Rachel mentioned someone who can come out and empty tanks at no cost. You'll want to confirm that. We took our RV to another place to empty it.

From the owner: Only 20 minutes from Sturgis, SD, our cozy Black Hills Campground has 5 RV sites with electric,…read morefull water/sewer hookups!

We found our good launch point for rides through the black hills, and surrounding areas here. While…read moreyou are not going party crazy at this campground you certainly can find it all over Sturgis area. The Katmandu shuttle (big green bus) runs from the campground to the Sturgis drop off/pickup spot a block from One Eyed Jacks! There are many good places in and around Sturgis This is one of them. No concerts on-site but good folks are there and a good place to relax after riding all day.

We were there for Sturgis and loved the location. It was close enough to town to enjoy events but…read morefar enough to enjoy peaceful night at campground. The campground host and family are so friendly and delivered such wonderful service. We plan to return again soon.

Me and my friends were in desperate need of a place to stay, we stopped by in here and the owner…read moreTerry was the sweetest and helped us out so much. The cabins are small but very cute and air conditioned. There is toilets and very clean and private showering spots. There is free washer and drying machines !! There is an RV hookup spot and lots of room for those. Super affordable and nice for what you get. Awesome spot to stay at for a cozy night. The owner is absolutely amazing. Me and my friends love her.

This campground was originally established to only be open during the Sturgis motorcycle rally. Now…read morewith a new owner, Terri is working to make it a full-time campground. I would expect this rating to improve as the improvements to the facility continue. We stayed for a week and would certainly come back if we find ourselves in the area. As it stands, here are some pros and cons: PROS- The location is beautiful and very peaceful with great night skies. It's out of town but not too far out to access stores and restaurants. There are quite a few full hook up sites, but for those who only get into an electric and water site, the shower houses are nice. We came late in the season so they needed a little cleaning and maintenance, but they have good water pressure and plenty of hot water. The laundry facilities are free. The machines are a little tired, but you can't beat free! Over the air TV reception is good. We got 15 to 20 channels including the four major networks. The owner, Terri, is very accommodating and wants to make this an inviting facility. CONS- The full hook up sites back up to a road. This was not a big deal for us and the road is not very busy, especially overnight. The water pressure is pretty low and variable. The sites are currently all grass and have no fire ring or picnic table. There is no Wi-Fi. (In our experience, even the places that advertise Wi-Fi still don't have it...). However, we have Verizon cell service and got four bars of signal.

The worst campsite ever been too. The owners were never around. They didn't take care of the pipes…read morein the winter and when pipes froze by their fault, they blamed us. We were there leas then two weeks and they over charged us a lot charged us $1400. Said they would reimburse us the money but never did. The worst place ever to be!

Cabin was so dirty,slept on top of comforter,but it was dirty.No hot water,faucet didn't work,tv…read moredidn't work.If you needed more towels you had to pay $3.00.that is ridiculous. The smoke alarm was sitting on table no battery.!.I do not recommend!!

Nice campground. Needs a little tree trimming but we were there off season. Wyatt made it easy for…read moreus to setup bc he wasn't going to be there for our arrival. Would go there again when traveling through. Thank you Wyatt & family.

Nice place to stay. It has a variety of space types for your needs, cabins, pull through, shaded,…read moretents and so on. 30 and 50 amp sites.Large bathrooms. Great rates. Not too far from necessities or sight seeing things. Things that could be done and would make this a great place are, 1. Larger laundry room 2. Grounds upkeep, mowing, mowing, and mowing ,weeding especially in the area you park in. can't tell where some spots are because of weed growth and picking up of branches that have fallen out of the trees. Can't tell where the horse shoe pits are clearly because of weed growth. 3. Water is brown when you turn it on at the hydrant. Not sure what can be done. If we are in the area again we will stay here.

I was initially a little skeptical when we pulled in because it's a pretty small campground and the…read moresites are close together (which I now realize is common around here). Needless to say this place won me over. Lisa and Harvey have done a phenomenal job with this campground and are fantastic hosts. The General Store has most everything you need in case you forget some essential camping needs. All the sites are on nice, flat ground though there isn't much shade. Our site was next to porta potties (plus) and we also had a shelter over our picnic table (plus). We didn't look inside the cabins but they look cozy and have a porch swing out front. The swimming pool is small but really nice and is naturally chlorinated due to the 750 lbs of salt that's been added. Good for the skin :) It can be cool at night here so bring warm clothes. We arrived in July and on the way through the hills we saw snow on the ground!! It's quiet, relaxing and really beautiful here.

The new owners as of last year (summer 2013), genuinely care about the grounds, cleanliness and the…read morecustomers. It is centrally located to all main attractions in the Black Hills and has a general store with reasonably priced items (not marked up tremendously because they're convenient.)

This campground is fantastic. It has great views with big tall pines. When the wind blows it…read moremakes the most peaceful sound. The owner, his family and staff work extremely hard to make your stay as pleasant as possible. My wife and I have done 2 trips here, 10 days each. We love the amenities , peace and quiet, and location. Custer is great. A nice little treat is the owner's sons operate a food truck with amazing burgers, fries and breakfast sandwiches and....they deliver. I promise, you will not find better food anywhere in town and the price is right!! Stay here, put your feet up and enjoy!!! you will love it!!

Beautiful with lots of trees, level site and close to Crazy Horse, Mt. Rushmore and Custer. Hosts…read morewas very friendly and welcoming and had an escort to our site. Restrooms and roomy showers were clean. We had a 25' TT and site accommodated our tow vehicle. We had 2 sites a back in (3 nights) and pull thru (2 nights). Beautiful hiking trail behind campground. We had a fire ring and location is somewhat hilly so difficult for handicap to get around. All in all a great location and easy to find. Nice general store on site. Definitely have to get some homemade pie from the Purple Pie House, blueberry, apple and bumbleberry were delicious warmed ip with a scoop of Vanilla ice cream! The Claw Antler & Hide store had very unique and cool items bought antler whistles for the grandkids. Had the best buffalo burger at Black Hills Burger and Bun but go early its very popular! For you knitters visit the Busy Ewe Farm & Fibers (605) 440-0316 awesome natural wool yarns.