

Cabins
18 cabins
Simple dry cabins with covered porches. No tent to pitch, no rig to level: park, unload and sit down.
- Covered porch with chairs
- Short walk to the bathhouse
- Bring your own bedding
- Heat and air conditioning, open all year
Trailhead · Sturgis, South Dakota
Spend your days at Mount Rushmore, Deadwood and Spearfish Canyon. Spend your nights at camp.


Passing through?
Exit 34 puts you a minute from the interstate. Pull-through RV sites mean no unhitching, and a cabin means no setting up.
Where you’ll stay
Everything sits on one open meadow at the foot of the Hills, a minute off I-90.


18 cabins
Simple dry cabins with covered porches. No tent to pitch, no rig to level: park, unload and sit down.

60 full hookups
Long, level sites on grass with room for the rig, the tow vehicle and the trailer.
Tent camping too. 15 flat, mowed sites with picnic tables, and shade awnings to rent ($25 per stay).
Guest reviews
Plenty of our guests come back year after year, for the quiet and the views.
On the quiet & the views
Great location, beautiful scenery, quiet campgrounds, a lot of space for campers, rv's, and tents. … Perfect place for a getaway from the city. I would stay here every time I come to Sturgis.
On coming back
Great location for a great price, my favorite place during the rally. Best place to stay, because it is nice and quiet. … I’ve stayed here 8 out of the last 10 years.
On day trips
The location was great for us to see both Mt. Rushmore and Devil's Tower. The trip to Devil's Tower is long, but worth it. This is a quiet Campground with long, grass pull through sites. We have a 42 ft long fifth wheel and a 22 ft long truck.
Day trips
Camp sits on the northern edge of the Hills, right on I-90. Every stop below is a day trip, and you come home to the same campsite every night.

Home base
Cabins, RV sites and tent sites on one open meadow. The Fort Meade Recreation Area and the Centennial Trail start at Exit 34, a few minutes from camp.

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