Pipestone Family Campground

We arrived early afternoon on a beautiful day. Park is so-so on site and interior roads. This was not the worst park I’ve stayed at but it has a lot to be desired. People that pulled in next to us was allowed to had a travel trailer and a pop-up trailer on the same site. Golf carts running through our site going to other campsites, dogs off leash doing their business everywhere. Sites are shaded and kinda close. Need I say more! They did have a nice pool area and ice cream and other snacks in the store.

We stayed here for 6 days. The people we met (seasonal couple) came by and talked to to us about everyday, very friendly. The resort invited us to play bean bag toss tournament. Our site was beautiful wide open grass where we were able to see deer in the distance.

The laundry room was a little dated but clean.
The pool had just been re surfaced, we didn’t use it.
The only thing that we had an issue with was the water pressure. It kept going in and out.

The park is older with lots of shade trees. Some of them needed trimmed out of the road. Sites looked mostly level and the Passport America rate was great around $20. It appeared a large number of the sites were seasonal, but there was very little activity. Located right across the road from the entrance to Pipestone National Monument which is definitely worth the time to visit.

Writing this review to counter the previous poor review.
We stayed here for two nights with our family and found the care takers to be kind and the full time campers generous by sharing a bag of kindling for our fire ring.
There was a fantastic playground and pool for the kids, our dog was welcome, and a never before (or after) seen gesture of offering stacks of fresh bath mats in their shower rooms at no cost.
The office offered a convenience store with a variety of practical and tourist items.
Definitely would recommend.