Cedar Fourche Campground

Quiet open spot on a lake, gravel ground, in a very secluded area (almost eery in winter) with somewhat rough roads traveling in. The right side at the entrance fork has been overtaken by water about 2ft deep in the center and was impassible by our van. The left side had some pot holes but was fairly easy to access. Absolutely no Verizon or AT&T cell service. There were men/women/family bathrooms with showers but all were locked (as mentioned by a previous reviewer), most likely due to it being the off season.

Great place to camp for free. Very spotty service with at&t and tmobile, randomly would have 1 bar. Some low hanging trees but overall do-able for our class b van…. Random hooligan four wheels drove through multiple times around 9pm but what are you gonna do other than laugh! The showers were open and hot but absolutely filthy, you get what to pay for ;)

Beautiful spot by the lake, that is free! Getting in does take you down some winding roads, so make sure to take it slow. No hookups and no water, but there are hot showers. Zero cell service even with a booster. This site forks at the Cedar Fourche recreation sign. We stayed on the left side and didn’t have any other campers come or go while we stayed. On the right fork there were quite a few campers. A friendly neighborhood hunting dog pack came through to visit us every day, and they were very sweet. 40 or so minutes to the National Park.

The campsite is close to Hot Springs National Park, which is great for day trips. It also has free hot showers, which is awesome. It's right on the lake with a boat ramp.
However there aren't really any designated sites, so you just find a grassy patch, which aren't very level. The road in is winding, but shouldn't be a problem for most RVs. There are mostly long term campers here. There are some picnic tables, but they were all taken. There are also a few fire rings around that people have made.
Great spot for day trips into town with hot showers, but the campground itself doesn't have much going for it. There are trash cans here, and we saw the ranger every morning driving around.