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

Great RV park that is kept in pristine condition. We wanted to go see Devils Tower so this is…read morewhere we stayed. We were very impressed with all of our visit to the area. Devils Tower is one of those places that pictures cannot do justice to.

This place is legit! Very friendly Host. Superior cleanliness with trash cans, and a dog area…read more This place is 10/10 recommended. Close to town and I-90 but far enough away to get good sleep. The view is superb. RV site, tent camping, electrical hook ups, wifi, water hookups and dump station. If you're rolling through... stay here. You won't regret it.

This place is amazing. I wouldn't even consider staying anywhere else. Clean. Friendly. Fun. Love…read moreit.

My husband and I first stayed at the iron horse campground in 2013 and we've been coming back every…read moreyear since then! I've read the other reviews and was also a resident of iron horse campground over the 2015 rally. That year was exceptionally rainy-EVERY campground with a dirt road was a hazard, there was no getting around it. Other campgrounds had backed up sewage in their showers for the entire rally. The staff at Iron Horse, however, have always kept the showers and bathrooms in very clean condition. There is a lower shower/ bathroom and small laundry area on the lower level near the mezzanine with 3 toilets and 3 showers. The upper level has maybe 16 toilets and 10 showers (I've never stood there and counted them) and also several co-ed showers. Obviously, when it's a rally # ending in 5 or 0, there will be a higher demand on camping spaces. 2015 was the 75th rally. Rick and the staff at Iron Horse, in my honest opinion, went above and beyond to ensure the safety of their patrons by bringing in additional dirt for the roadways, diverting routes when necessary. On a yearly basis we've enjoyed quiet camping, great music, the basic amenities you need and several we didn't know we needed-it's pretty nice being able to drop off my jacket with my newest patches at the booth right next to the mezzanine and knowing they would be done quickly and correctly and at a good price for the service. We've not ever had any incidents of anyone tampering with our belongings or theft from other campers. We've only been coming here for the last seven years, 2020 being our 8th but we do feel like we're amongst friends and family. We've made some lifelong friends each and every rally-to me that's what the rally is all about-the epic rides are an amazing bonus! Is the price of ice higher than at the grocery store? Yes! It is! But we also don't have to carry it on the bike in the august heat. I personally don't feel the food at the mezzanine is price gouging. They're less expensive by far than the get-ups in town and it won't give you the runs. The one star review should be striked because it's ridiculous. The weather was insane that year-I don't think Rick was out of line charging $80 for a cabin. I would've been happy to be accommodated on site instead of having to hunt down a motel-and learn the TRUE meaning of price gouging! The iron horse is amazing but they are also a business, not unisef!

Big shout out to the owners and staff at HVC. The lawn covered sides of the campsite, oh did I…read moremention the stream that lulled us to sleep. Upstream is a lovely pond that's swimmable. The campsite was very quiet after dark when the children tired after playing, it's the best sound in the world really, children laughing. The amenities were so clean, the bathroom and hot showers, the laundry room, the kids rides, the landscaping and lawns Everything. Great location just outside of Deadwood and Sturgis.

i've stayed there the last two summers and had a great time but this year I was unable to make it…read moredue to my friend got sick and bad weather rainy and the snow and since I didn't give three day notice, they charged me $100 to cancel. Very disappointing. We will stay somewhere else next time.

Location is amazing only about one mile from downtown. We did a few day trips still felt the…read morelocation was good. Unfortunately, the day we arrived the water main broke Anna had no water for a day and a half. However, the office refunded one night stay without us even asking. I will say the RV's were only feet apart from each other so was a little noisy in the morning. The office store was nice. It had a coffee machine and many souvenirs. The people running the faculty were amazing. My husband needed emergency dental work and they gave us a few hours extra to check out.

The bad: The toilet paper in the two bathrooms that one half of the park shares is horrid and makes…read moreyour butt chafe. The good: The two showers that one half of the entire park shares are pretty nice and big with a toilet and sink in it. A private area to shower. The bad: The water pressure. The good: The one-room cabin is nice. The bad: No refrigerator in the cabin. The very worst thing is that the night we got there, the front desk did not know that the trolley was regularly running, with several people on it. Instead, they said we would have to text or call the driver. (He is busy driving.........!) So needless to say, we drove and as we were driving down the KOA driveway,leaving to go to Deadwood, we had to move out of the way for the &;&;)@$ trolley that was driving up. Would have been nice if the front desk would have made it their business to find out trolley info. One more thing: The two donkeys running loose made all the dogs go nuts.

Great tent stay with my dog for 2 nights. Rained late day/afternoon each day and the site drained…read morewell. Good showers and clean restrooms. Good grass and nice shade tree. I would stay here again, but little pricey for a single person tent stay.

Koa in Spearfish SD is by far the best KOA we have stayed at! Not cramped in on top of each other.read more

New owners! Been coming here for years now. Tons of improvements! One of the best campsites in…read moresturgis in my opinion. Bathroom and showers are always clean, you're still extremely close to downtown but have the peace and quite. Seems like they can house over 1000 people but you would never be able to tell. Will always be a stop for us.

Stayed here for Sturgis 2023. The campground, staff and facilities were absolutely top-notch. I…read morewill definitely make this my place to stay for the Black Hills Rally!

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.

Julie was super friendly, professional and very helpful from the first moment we talked to her on…read morethe phone until we pulled out a couple of days later. The entire campground feels brand new and is impeccably maintained. We had a creek running just behind our site so it was beautiful to sit beside it or hear it when we went to go to sleep. There are only 18 sites so it a little slice of heaven. I advise that you make your reservations early. Bathrooms are private and they have complimentary hot showers. Immaculately clean. There is a small clubhouse where you can sit and watch tv, make some coffee, play foosball, use the microwave, etc. This is a place we will come back to and revisit again and again! Thank you for creating such a wonderful getaway.

Outstanding place to stay! From the moment we got there we were treated well, from changing our…read morecabin to a slightly larger one to the delivery of wood to our fire pit. The kids enjoyed the tipi and we all enjoyed the quiet, even though it's located right off the highway. Super clean bathrooms and showers and fresh coffee in the morning. If we come back this way, we'll stay here again. Great launching point for everything in the area.

Great experience. Campground managers were helpful and friendly. Sites narrow but easy to access…read more Bathrooms and showers were the cleanest I have seen in a campground. Location provided easy access to shopping and restaurants in deadwood. Trolley stop located at campground office if you prefer not to walk into town.

This is a great campground. We came with the intent of just staying one night. That one night…read moreturned into three. They have spacious and clean bathrooms. Their laundry facilities are also clean. The park is right on a stop for the deadwood trolley. We were in a tent and stayed on the berm. There was a pleasant stream behind us. The bathroom was just a quick walk away. The people there were so nice too. They have a museum on property and the stagecoach and horses that run through Deadwood originate here at the campground so you can see them before and after. This was our first time to South Dakota but we will definitely be back and when we come back we will be staying here.