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Convenient stop right off freeway to dump, just no water… today we dumped our gray water

We didn’t stay here just a quick dog break and stretched our legs. Very clean, large dog walking area, super close to highway. Thought I’d add some pictures for future travelers.

Great way to get RVer’s to linger longer in their town.

Arrived late in the day and was lucky to get a spot, almost full. I think i counted 10 spaces but hard to tell with the way others parked. Fairly level, gravel. Water and electricity and seeer all straight forward snd easy to use. We only used the electricity, we didn’t need anything else.

We filled up with gas in town and will grab breakfast in the morning, easy to give business to this tiny, gracious town. The trains pass by less than a couple 100 yards away so will be entertaining to hear how many pass by tonight.

So far would definitely stay here again... also will look for donation box/area in the morning to help pay for up keep, etc.

One night stop over. Arrived mid day to do laundry and rearrange our toy hauler, water, dump and electricity. $2.00 for washer $1.5 for dryer, they have 2 washing machines and 2 dryers...sadly only one dryer worked at time of stay. They are making a ton of improvements here, a work in progress, looks like adding more
spaces and a dog park area. Spaces are gravel/dirt mix, level and easy to access. Owners super nice and friendly. We would stay here again. Have to drive into town if you want to eat out or go to grocery store.

Highly recommend booking ahead if you can… somewhere in the area a power plant is being built and this place is packed.
They were able to accommodate us in back corner with power only for $50
Train nearby so expect to hear that from time to time. And yes lots of work trucks/diesel engines…
Super friendly, really clean and worked great for walking our dog around…. Bonus was green grass to roll in for her. We would definitely stay here again and plan ahead next time.
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As previous reviews suggest near water sites are better for the tent campers. Highly recommend the new to dry camping check their clearance on their trailers, watched someone almost rip the sewer and everything off when he bottomed out trying to come out witb trailer down by the water. Also check tongue weight, another way to really screw up your vehicle and trailer. Roads are extremely rough in spots just as mentioned in other reviews as well, and a lot are deep super fine powdery dust, easy to get stuck in if not careful. The views and spots on top of the mesa can give you a great view of Mead, just don't expect easy access to or in the water. Spots we tried to enter with our dog were like quicksand, stick to you forever, serious mud...the kind that sucks you in. That's after maneuvering past all of the tumble weed thorns....our dog was not a fan of this place. The pit toilets are by the entrance to the area and guaranteed not to many people will travel all the way back to use. PLEASE PLEASE people that are dry camping learn to properly dispose of your human waste...everywhere we have dry camped lately has been toilet paper and poop, disgusting to say the least and a health hazard.

Easy on and off the freeway. As mentioned in other reviews small, clean no frills park. Fairly level sites. You’ll hear a bit of the freeway and certainly the trains as you are sandwiched in on all sides by roads. We were going to stay here 3 nights (visiting family in town) but just not enough room to walk our dog. Super nice hosts.

It was a great over night spot, traffic died down and was pretty darn quiet. The views are amazing, the ground are nicely maintained and the lounge looked inviting. The host were accommodating as we wanted to leave our truck and trailer hooked up for easy departure the next day. There are lots of choices for staying here, bring your own, stay in one of their different cabins, outfitter tents or trailers. Looks like they are constantly updating and keeping everything looking great...a well cared for place. Great location if you can stay longer then we did... for jumping off and heading into all kinds of directions so much to explore in this part of the world. Would definitely stay here again...we are self contained and did. not use any of the facilities.

Parking lot that started out quiet and could be quiet if the generators weren’t running at all hours.
Worked for an over night. 2 night max $22 with water and dump.

Spent first night (Saturday night in dry camp spot across the street ($20.00) then moved into site#5 Sunday morning.
We found the location to be excellent for walking around town, to the brewery, our dog on the wonderful paved path to the dog park and semi convenient to all the sites. 1st day drove to spearfish canyon and deadwood. 2nd day wildlife loop, center lake and Needles Highway. 3rd day Iron Mountain (Norbeck Overlook, Mount Rushmore, Hill City breweries) Dry camping offered more room and a little quieter but main side offered electric, sewer, water! The people we met in dry camp, they had 2 big slides and said they were stuck in dry camp as they were too wide to fit in main camping area…for those of you who are really wide. Staff was super friendly. Wifi only worked when in main drive entrance, could not/would not work while in trailer. Did not use the 2 bathrooms that are available as we are self contained and happy to use our own stuff.
Would stay here again.