Really cool little gem of an overall boring Nebraska. Sorry, but you guys know it's true. Lol…read more Great little mostly quiet campground in a neat little park.

The park is beautiful! Who would ever think this is Nebraska? We were able to drive through and…read moreonly get out if we wanted. The restroom/0uthouse that I used was very clean and didn't smell. My only complaint was the lady at the desk. If she had a personality, she didn't show it. I asked if we could just put the sticker on our dash and she snipped "instructions are on there". My guess is when you work for the State, you don't have to be pleasant.

I had such a wonderful month long stay at this RV park! From the moment I arrived, Melanie (the…read moreowner) made me feel welcome--she's incredibly kind, accommodating, and truly cares about her guests. The park itself is spotless and well-maintained, with everything you need for a comfortable stay. Beautiful sites with grass, tables and fire pits! One of my favorite features was the fantastic dog park and the convenient dog washing station--perfect for travelers with pets! The location is also great: it feels tucked away and peaceful, yet it's just minutes from town and right across the street from an amazing Mexican restaurant. Highly recommend this hidden gem. I'll definitely be back!

Beautiful park and location. We stayed the night and literally walked across the road to the…read moreMammoth Site which was incredible. The owner is extremely friendly and accommodating. The amenities are immaculate and it's clearly a new park which did quality work. We'll be back!

Beautiful area with breathtaking views. We drove to the…read morelookout area and then to the beach. The beach was gorgeous. We saw people setting up for a wedding. We will definitely be returning here to camp.

Absolutely gorgeous state recreation area! This state recreation area is located around 1 hour…read moresouth of Rapid City. It has multiple campgrounds and beach access along the shorelines. We spent the majority of our day biking along the 3.5 mile paved bike trail that follows on the outside of the lake. It was a moderately difficult trail that had it's many ups and downs, however, not too bad considering I was carrying 2 kiddos in a bike trailer that made it heavier and harder to do. Most of the facilities were closed due to Covid but the area as a whole is beautiful, and we cannot wait to go back. If you have a boat, you've got to check this place out. There is another state recreation area on the west side that we didn't get to go to unfortunately but our trip was totally worth it. Another quick note, please ensure that when booking a campsite, you know what you are getting. Many of the sites only haveelectric but some had noth electric and water. Finally, if you live in SD state parks, just go ahead and get the annual membership. By the time you go to Custer once and another time here or another park, it practically pays for itself.

We stayed for four nights in late May at the Hot Springs, SD KOA…read more We have visited the Black Hills several times over the years and wanted a quieter experience than is offered at Palmer Gulch or Rafter J. This KOA at Hot Springs definitely fit the bill! A beautiful little KOA right off Highway 79 close to downtown Hot Springs. We used this KOA as a base of operations for exploring the Black Hills / Custer / Rushmore area in addition to Badlands National Park and of course, Wall Drug! Although not as close to Rushmore as Hill City, the drive through Custer State Park is absolutely amazing! Our site was a FHU pull-through patio #51. This is a great site as it's on the end with lots of room on the camp side. Very long with ample room for tow vehicles / toads. As we travel with two juvenile labrador retrievers (LOL) getting them exercise was not a problem. Their dual area fenced Kamp K9 was a great place to let them let off steam. A lush grassy enclosure! There is also a leashed pet walk area at the back of the campground to walk the pups . Pine trees are everywhere and it created a nice shaded atmosphere. Interior roads are dirt and sites are gravel, but dust was no problem. Our patio site seemed fairly new and had lots of room with table, chairs, fire ring and gas grill. There was also lots of space to set up our outdoor dog pen. Perhaps it was the time of year, but everything in the area was very green and beautiful. We did have haze from the Canadian fires one night, but it was not a problem. Staff was very helpful and offered tips on the surrounding areas. Camp store was smaller, but had a good variety of items. Pool was not open for the season yet, but it looked nice!

The best check in ever. Very informative and friendly. The family managing the site are super…read morecustomer service oriented. It felt like a nice hotel where they could deliver ice, food, wood... Loved the cool and refreshing pool. Clean and easy laundry facilities. We needed $15 dollars in quarters for lots of laundry and there was no problem. They recycle! So many do not. They even took our recycling from our previous travel. The camp store had what we needed. The location was great for us. I generally do not post reviews but the management was so great that I wanted to post.

Nice quaint campground just north of Hot Springs, SD. We have a 39 foot travel trailer, and there…read morewas plenty of room for it and the truck within the pull in camp sites. First, the hospitality and management are down to earth. Very friendly and were able to answer all our questions. They have a small store with some basics.. mustard, ketchup, and beer to name a few items. Very friendly. Second, the campsite was very reasonable considering full hookups and pull through. The campsites do share water, meaning one main water faucet that is split between two campsites. The pressure isn't a problem at all. Our problem was that my camper's water was on the front left of the camper. Given the sharing, my original 20 or so foot water hose couldn't reach. Our fault for not having an extension, but we ended up having to park the other way with the camper to hook up the water. Bottom line: we are newbie campers, so just make sure you have an extension. Lesson learned. They do have a cool little lake/pond that offers fishing and swimming as well as boat rentals. Water is clear and they have it sectioned off to prevent swimming too deep. Finally, you are within 5 or so minutes of Cold Brook Reservoir, an Army Corp of Engineers recreation area. They have a super nice beach, and facilities there. You are also within minutes of the cool little town of Hot Springs. If you are looking for a cool and out of the way campground with all the amenities, check this place out!

This is a hidden gem! Wow I was so impressed with the grounds, the Rv hook up and the lake. I kept…read morecontinuing my stay it was so great. There is a lot of unique things to do in the town of hot springs. I enjoyed the camp ground having walking trails. Every evening I was able to sit on the hill in a quiet and peaceful place to meditate. The lake is super clear and feels amazing, I felt like the water was healing. There is water sports activities to rent. There is cute cabins if you don't have an RV. There is laundry and a store to get things you need. My dogs loved going walking around the lake and the trails. I felt like I was in a high end resort with all the amenities. The price is rather cheap for what all your getting. The views and the environment are very peaceful! If your looking for a place in the black hills this is one that is worth the drive from the parks and gives you so much serenity.

I recommend this business because it is a great place in all. We have stayed in the teepee twice…read moreand it was amazing! The Teepee is super spacious and very enjoyable to sleep in. The owner Joe, offers a wonderful service. He made sure to prepare the cots for us, and ensure we had an amazing time! The pavilion is working very well. In the summer, the river offers a wonderful experience, and you might even be able to find a giant sea shell like what I did! This campground is more on the historic side, but still has lots to offer! We made s'mores on the grill in the pavilion due to there being a fire ban in the fire pits. In the end, you will find you had an amazing time. We plan on going to the teepee again this summer.

This little campground is a slice of heaven! I called ahead on a Friday afternoon of a holiday…read moreweekend to see if there was space. To my delight there was! Joe answered and invited us to stay. The tent camping is set along side the Fall River. It was a spacious and quaint place to spend the weekend. The river was great for a dip, the bathrooms clean and comfortable and the pavilion restaurant offered a lovely and SUPER yummy and well-priced breakfast. Tim is a very hospitable and gracious man who makes a delicious meal full of love and good energy! His company and kindness made the experience top notch! We were told by repeat guests that Tim has done a lot to improve things and they continue to be pleased year after year with all the upgrades. We can't wait to return and enjoy more of what Allen's ranch has to offer!!

The largest man-planted forest in the world, smack in the middle of the Sandhills. This is one of…read moremy favorite places in Nebraska because of the pleasant campground nestled among the Ponderosas and the nice walking trails, with many scenic vistas of the surrounding forest and Sandhills. The fire lookout tower is often closed, but if you ask, they'll usually give you the key to climb it. There's also a nice pool in summer. Docked one star for the frequent trains nearby.

Fort Robinson State Park in Crawford, Nebraska is one of the best camping experiences we've had in…read morethe Midwest. The RV camping facilities are excellent--the sites are spacious, well-maintained, and surrounded by beautiful scenery that provides a fantastic escape into nature. The hookups were convenient and everything was clean and easy to access, making it a very comfortable stay for RV travelers. One of the highlights of our visit was the horseback riding. Riding through the scenic bluffs and open countryside was unforgettable and a perfect way to experience the park's historic landscape. The staff were friendly and helpful, since 3 of us had never ridden a horse before. We were able to walk the stables before our ride and the horses were well cared for, which made the ride enjoyable for everyone in our group. We also loved having a restaurant right in the park. After a day of exploring, it was great to sit down to a hearty meal without having to leave the area. The food was delicious, the portions were generous, and the atmosphere was relaxed and welcoming. For rockhounds, the park is also a short drive from the Crawford Rock Shop, Agate Beds National Park, and public areas to rockhound. Between the beautiful setting, great RV amenities, memorable horseback riding, and the convenient restaurant, Fort Robinson State Park offers a truly well-rounded experience. We'll definitely be back!

Came during the off season so was able to drive through and look at signs. During prime season they…read morehad parking rates listed at the gate.

We stayed 3 nights here. It's close to everything, just minutes away from the Wind Caves. The camp…read morehost's & the rangers are amazing. It's quiet & safe & beautiful!!

Great campground for a night or two, very peaceful…read more Saw an old buffalo hanging around, not sure if he is still there. Good vibes y'all!!

Best views all around!! The plains to the Milky Way!! Super quiet! Love the pool! Awesome place to…read morego to!!

Talk about an amazing living history experience. I drove out here looking for another business and…read morestumbled upon High Plains Homestead by accident. The owners are amazing and are more than willing to give you a tour and discuss the local history. Check out their local consignments in the old western mercantile and do yourself a favor and stay for a few days... you won't regret it!