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I believe this will be a 5 star park when everything is completed. For now , construction of additional loops and buildings are underway. We paid about $62 per night tax incl. There is no office yet. Hosts (really nice) meet you and escort you to your site. Nice fenced dog park with astro turf. The sites are 5 stars. FHU pull thru's are very long to outrageously long. All have small trees, shrubbery, etc between sites. Sites are level gravel with some astro turf at the patio area. We had a Dish satellite signal and I saw a few Starlink antennas. The free wifi was good enough to stream HD. Verizon ranged from 4G 2 bars to 5G with 1 to 3 bars.

Currently, a lot of the people staying here are work campers who leave between 5-7am. Eight out of 10 observe the 5mph speed limit and if not for being an early riser, I never would have heard them. Also, construction noise was not too bad during our stay.

This would be a one star if it was not for the outstanding staff who were quick to respond to emails and phone messages about availability. 2024 prices are $45 per night no hookups (crazy right?) and $60 a night for electric and water. I believe this is regardless if an event is taking place at the fair or not. Near the main entrance is a row of power and water pedestals that each service 2 back in spots. The pedestals are 16 feet apart. Fortunately we were the only ones there otherwise we would be jammed in like sardines. The spots are grass with some obstructed by trees. It rained at night during our stay and half of the spots, including ours, were underwater in the morning. Dump station is being constructed and should be ready by July 2024. AT&T was 5G with 5 bars. Fairgrounds is across the street from the City water park, athletic fields, and a really nice kids playground.

Never been easier to give a 5 star rating to a campground resort. 1 mile from Custer and across from the Mickelson Trail. All the sites in the 100-400 sites should be good for Starlink and satellite signals.The others are hit and miss. The free wifi was good enough to stream HD video during the week but not the weekend when the resort was full.
With tax, we paid $89 per night for a premium site and then $72 (with tax) for a standard deluxe site. Acres and acres of property for kids to explore. I like that they kept an "old school "playground, with teeter tots, swings, and the dreaded merry go around. They also have a new, modern playground for kids.
IMHO the best sites are 508,509, and 510. A Lot of room and best views. Close to laundry (outstanding facilities) and showers. This is the least used comfort station in the resort. If you have kids, the 100 row is the best. Close to the playground and pools. Stay in the 600's, 700's, and 800's if you want less kid play noise and activity. The tree houses and deluxe cabins are tucked in the woods and look phenomenal! During our 6 days, we had nothing but positive interactions with the outstanding staff both front desk and maintenance/housekeeping.

Like other reviewers, I can't say enough good things about this park. I will refrain from repeating so I added a few pics. This park is next to 2 cell towers that service the speedway. 5G/ 5 bars was the norm. Also, clear sky for Starlink and satellite signals. This park is adjacent to the speedway. I paid $37 after veterans discount for a pull thru premium FHU site. Highly recommend it.

Closest Campground to Lambeau Field. Pull in, back in, parallel park on the concrete. Makes no difference. Wide open fields. There is a map at the kiosk showing what sites have water along with power. We had 50 amp at site 43/44 and water. BP gas station is close if you don't have exact change at self pay as the electronic pay/register machine was closed for the season. There is a newer 2 lane dump station with potable water on site. Free for registered campers otherwise $10 if passing thru.  A Bald Eagle flew low over our camper holding a fish. Crazy. 

This is the newest KOA we have ever stayed in. The sites are concrete, level, and not cramped. They had the pool and lazy river heat cranked up during our March stay. Basketball, pickle-ball, corn hole, etc are available. The live entertainment was pretty darn good and very popular. Nice camp store that also sells local craft beer. Very pet friendly. Resort located on the quiet and uncrowded end of Galveston Island and you are about 15 minutes from a gas station with a small grocery store. We had a pull thru site but I recommend a back end site on the west side for gorgeous, unobstructed sunsets. Solid 5 stars!

Worth the drive from I-95 and I-10 if you can get one of the 6 spots. Reservations only. Spacious sites with electric / water, picnic table, grill, fire ring with benches. The site to my right was about 75 yards away. The site to my left was about 60 yards away. Dump station, walking trails, recreation areas. We paid $30.80 including res fee and taxes. This was just what we needed after spending a week outside Charleston, SC and Savannah, GA in crowded ,overpriced campgrounds with mud pits for sites. Thank you Florida!

We liked the curbside check in. The hostess was friendly, helpful, and showed us to our spot and the restroom locations. The park was clean and well maintained. We stayed in the 30 amp /water row and the spots had plenty of space in between. Now for the bad. This was, by far, the noisiest campground we have ever stayed in. The highway noise was relentless and unbearable. It could not be ignored. Seriously. It seemed as if we were parked in the median of I-40 which was next door. 

Four star campground and a better option than the similarly priced Cedar Pass campground  which is inside the Badlands National Park. Outstanding value when using one of the available discounts. All sites pull thru of varying sizes and not all have FHU. Sites are very close, some have trees, all should get starlink and satellite signals. Some sites pretty mushy/muddy after a rain. Tip: DO NOT take SD Highway 44 to/from the Black Hills to this location if pulling a trailer! Go back up and take the interstate. 

We paid $45 cash for a FHU pull thru site. We did not have to disconnect and had about 16 feet to spare while pulling a 34 foot trailer. We were able to get a Dish satellite signal. Free wifi was good enough to stream a HD movie while web surfing. It looks like over half the sites are full time residents and everyone we spoke to was nice.  A lot of things for kids to do, fishing, playground, putt putt golf, etc. This is an older park in need of some TLC and upgrades. Note that this campground is behind a Loves Travel Stop and about 1/4 mile east of the I-40 interchange. We experienced A LOT of truck noise with only a 3 mph west wind. A strong west or north wind would make this campground unbearable IMHO. For us, it was perfect for an overnight stop and we would do it again weather permitting.