Days End Campground

This campground has been our go to for several years when doing the Sturgis rally. The space we were in (402) is part of an expansion in spaces. One of the issues with these new spaces is that they are extremely tight if you have slide outs. My poor neighbors were sitting against my left living room slide (Space 403) and if I used my awning, I had to be careful to not hit my neighbor’s unit in 401. I am glad for the expansion of sites, but they need to eliminate at least one of these sites to allow the others to have some space. There was no room for social distancing with these spaces, and getting into my space was a daunting task. Without the help of fellow campers and my wife helping me get in, I would have been there for days trying to avoid a damn tree they should have cut down. A short trailer would have fit right in, but a 42’ toy hauler was one of the best challenges so far.

We tried their WiFi and it sucked. Use your hot spot if you can. ATT was great with no issues.

We are happy that we stayed here. It's only 10 miles to Deadwood, 10 min to Bear Butte, an hour to Rushmore and Crazy Horse...there is so much to see in this area! This RV park is huge. The bathrooms and laundry room are clean, the sites are level, there are trees for shade and everyone who works here is really friendly. The cable doesn't work great and the wifi is nonexistent but that happens in RV parks often. We have Verizon and I was able to work without any issues. I was a little nervous because I only saw AT&T reviews in this area, so I wanted to be sure to share for others who use Verizon and work remotely. I had zero issues with service.

Pulled in July 3rd and will stay through the 5th. 190 sites. We had a full hookup backin site for $28.50 per night. WiFi was really good unlike most parks we stay. Cable tv hookup also. Little road noise as it's right next to the freeway. Sites are pretty well spaced with some sites having adequate shade. Could be a good base camp for visiting the Black Hills.