The campground doesn’t look like much when you pull into it. It looks like a gravel parking lot right off of US-160. They’ve planted a few trees with the intention of creating some shade in a few years, but right now there is no shade whatsoever,... Read more

We stayed here for two weeks while exploring the Colorado Springs area, which turned out to be a good decision as the higher elevation kept temperatures below 90 degrees while Colorado Springs neared 100. And the numerous pine trees in the... Read more

Stayed for two nights during a stopover between Custer, SD and Colorado Springs, CO. The entire RV section of the campground is gravel with fairly level sites, but the borders of the campground have grass and bushes for walking your dogs. And... Read more

We love this campground: we just finished our second stay here, which lasted just over five weeks. It’s a private campground with a state campground feel. You get the amenities of full-hookups, on-site propane, a laundry room, and a small camp... Read more

We stayed for one night during a trip between Salem and Custer. We got site 80, which is in the lower part of the campground with a good view of the reservoir lake on three sides. The site was fairly level and topped with gravel, and the spacing... Read more

We stayed here for two weeks, working during the weekdays and visiting Sioux Falls on the weekend (which is about 35 minutes to the east). Sites are very level, and there’s a decent amount of space between sites. The sites are gravel mixed with... Read more

We’ve stayed here just overnight on two occasions and also did a week stay in October 2019. Each time we had a pull-through site with full-hookups (50 amp service). The sites are fairly level (not as level side-to-side as they are front-to-back)... Read more

It’s more accurate to describe this place as a city public park with sites for campers: there are no owners or rangers stationed here providing customer service. That said, this is a pretty convenient camping spot. As the park website says,... Read more

We stayed here for a month in order to reduce our travel during the coronavirus outbreak and paid just $500 for our stay. Owners Dan and Nancy guided us to our site and helped us position the camper (our site was pull-through but the entry made... Read more

Stayed one night, paying around $60 even with our KOA membership (a bit much, in my opinion). The spaces were tight: the power pole for the site to the right of us was pretty much in our site. We were also lucky they weren't completely full, as... Read more