Drive straight past the lot that the GPS coordinates take you to. Follow Fisherman’s Road all the way to the gate house for Rocky Point and turn left on Suzy Peak Road. Follow Suzy Peak for a mile or two and you will start to see spots along the water. We camped all the way out past the last bathroom in a spot under the trees with a r... more

I turned north (left) on Susie Peak Rd immediately before the ranger station then drove 1.8 mi/2.9 km on the well-groomed gravel road before turning right onto the first loop. There are many sites that are easily visible in an aerial view. The one night stay was quiet, and I parked on the grass near the water. It rained for hou... more

Very easy to find, plenty of water front sites. To reach our site: https://maps.app.goo.gl/HPZlaQKC9GgmDGyB3

Looking at map, you can see there are plenty of sites.

Belle Fourche has all your shopping, restaurant needs. Sturgis, Deadwood, Spearfish, Rapid City and plenty of tourist attractions all with 2 hours.

The GPS coordinates listed here take you to a small parking lot with a toilet, dumpster, and an information sign about the Belle Fourche Dam. Instead of continuing up the main road, we took a dirt road directly across the street for about half a mile and then pulled off on the side - there are multiple mown-down grass areas there where... more

Couldn't be much easier to find and set up so good for even just a night or two. Avoid camping near the main road because it gets very dusty and there's enough traffic to make it bothersome. Not a lot of people here even during our summer weekend and it's real quite at night. Bugs were not bad. Dump and potable water at the fee campgro... more

I spent two weeks here, and enjoyed it very much. Easy access good cell service with Verizon, and deserted for the most part probably due to the lake water level being so low. There was a pit toilet and dumpster within a mile of my spot, and I had no trouble getting level with my 29' MH. The gravel roads are fine except for a few sec... more

We followed the directions from a previous reviewer, which were helpful. Once you turn left at the ranger station, the dirt roads are not marked, but it's fairly easy to find your way. Spots are plentiful, and far apart. We were tent camping, and driving a civic, and this was the easiest dirt road we came across yet!

We're enjoying our stay here but our GPS tried to get us lost! We ended up turning the wrong way on Hwy 212 and drove to the Wyoming border and back looking for our destination . . . it's not out there! If you head north from the town of Belle Fourche on the I90 business loop (aka US 85), you want to turn RIGHT (head East) on Hwy 212 (... more

The south and east side, especially the east side shown in my photos are wide open, any size rig. 14 days are free. Prairie grass and many fire pits scattered throughout the area.

Verizon was 3 bars 10.55/3.91 mbps down/up without a booster.