Tower Campground

All the properties we look into, in this area, were expensive and on an the interstate...this property was no exception . We paid $50/night with Good Sam. Office staff was very nice and the property was well maintained however, the sites are poorly designed with some of the front pull through sites being a literal parking lot with hookups. Road noise is very loud and there's the added bonus of a local airfield being close by. Location and office staff are the reasons we would consider staying here again.

The staff were very pleasant and helpful & the bath house was clean and centrally located.

If you are coming from the interstate, you'll need to make a U turn to get here or go farther down the busy highway, make a left into a business and come in from the other direction.

We reserved a pull through, site 112 and there was more than enough room. We just stayed here for the one night -a quick rest before getting back on the road. The park didn't seem near the airport on the map but we had airplanes taking off or landing at 5:30 AM the next morning. With the u-turn issue alone, I probably would not stay at this park again.

First night there, the guy in the 5th wheel next to us started watching news on his OUTDOOR TV in 20 degree weather, volume loud enough for us to hear it in our coach with all windows closed, furnace running, etc. No exaggeration--it was probably colder than 20 degrees if you factor in the wind chill. Since the guy was obviously doing it to tick off his neighbors, we just asked management for another spot and they gladly accommodated us. The people in the office were generally very friendly and helpful. Some of the maintenance guys were friendly as well. Some were not.

Everything was fine until our checkout day. The maintenance guys apparently mow the leaves rather than rake them. Two guys on riding mowers did about 30 laps around our RV, narrowly missing our steps and electric cable, kicking up small rocks that clinked against our coach multiple times. You'd think they'd know we were leaving and could have mowed our site when we checked out not even two hours later.

Other than that, our stay was fine. The park is close to a freeway and a busy surface street, but the traffic provides white noise, which helps drown out typical RV park noises. Most of the people there were quiet and polite. Like almost every RV park, there seems to be a long-tenured group that doesn't like the short-termers for some reason. I guess they're jealous we'll be escaping to warmer weather whenever we feel like it.

The bathrooms were very clean. Good showers. They leave water hookups on during the winter--they have them wrapped up with insulation and heat tape. Convenient location to most of Sioux Falls area. Sites are far enough apart that you don't feel like you're on top of your neighbors.

start with the good thing's. the wi-fi was great, water pressure was good, laundry/bathrooms were good and clean, access was good. the not good things, the people there (campers) were very stuck up, except for the 2 bike groups that came in while we were there, they were real nice people and all, our neighbor, he worked for a taring company or something, i knocked on his door my 1st day there and somebody opened the door a crack and shut it, when we took our dog for a walk, we would see him reading his book, i would wave and he would ignore me, no idea why, very rude and we find out that alot of people there were the same. we had trouble with the cable, i went up and asked the front office about it. talked to a kid, he said there will be somebody to come to ur campsite by the end of the day to fix it, they never showed up, we actually got it working but all channels were blurry, glad i had direct tv lol. the high way was right there and you could hear the cars and trucks all nite long,for a place so big you would think the front office would have been more friendly. i wouldn't stay there again cause of the front office and the full time people there and theres alot of them o yea when you come off the highway, you make a right turn, the park is right there but you cant make a left turn there, you have to go around the block or make a u-turn which most of us in big rigs cant do

I called last minute and the staff was very helpful in getting me a site especially when I wasn’t sure how long I would stay. The backin sites are back to back without a path between. There was plenty of space for my trailer and truck (about 40 ft). Asphalt space, mostly level, with grass surround. The individual services are set in a framed section with rock ground cover which meant all was clean. Picnic table at each site and a fire pit was supplied on request. WiFi and ATT coverage very good. Everyone staying in park was friendly and many are there for extended stays although not full time. (There is another section of the park that has full timers.) This park does not have an over abundance of pull-throughs but seems to be adding more. My site was far enough away from road that I heard very little noise. My cost was after my Good Sam 10% discount.

This is by far the noisiest place we have ever stayed. We had to be in Sioux Falls for business, and there are not a lot of options in that town. The rigs are packed in, and it was obvious that at least half the park is people living there long term. The RV park is right on the freeway. Not near, but right next to it. The other side is bounded by a very busy road too. And to add to all that, it's in the fight path as well.