Sleepy Hollow Campground

Upon arrival we were greeted friendly and given instructions to our site. Sites are easily accessible and clean. The laundry area was clean as well as the restrooms. Sites are well marked and laid out. Would come back again!

Great place to stay close to wall drug showers were wonderful. Bathrooms were great didn’t do laundry but that looks good too. Internet could be approved but quiet nice level sites. We stayed two nights traveling through.

We stayed for one night and that was enough. As a general rule we don’t stay at private campgrounds. This one is a prime example of why. You’re packed in to sites that are weedy and close together. Our picnic table should have been sanded and painted or replaced. I had to shake the peeling paint off my tablecloth. The surly kid who checked us in was a harbinger of what we were in for. Too bad it’s the only game in town. We were also told we got the last site which was an upsell when there were still several basic sites that sat empty. Not very honest or ethical.

We stayed one night. Easy check in (we made a reservation) and site was easy to access with water & electric. We needed leveling blocks.

Sites rather close together but there is a nice, large dog park/area and plenty of grassy, shady area to walk around. Park is quite close to Wall Drug and we easily accessed the Badlands the next morning.

Showers were clean and appreciated.

You've seen the signs all along the highways and by-ways. VISIT WALL DRUG. This is THE place of that fame.

If it weren't for Wall Drug there wouldn't be anything here.

The park is grass with gravel pull throughs. All connections were easy to get to. There are a mix of FHU and EW sites. Ours was an EW.

While there are train tracks on the east side of the park we didn't hear a single train while we were there.

Great location to visit Wall Drug. Also for a more somber reminder of American History there is the Wounded Knee the Museum which has the history of the Lakota and the tragedy at Wounded Knee.

Also a jump off point to go down into the Badlands and Buffalo Gap Grasslands.

If you are heading west you can also visit the Minuteman National Park museum. Go down into a former Minuteman II missile silo launch capsule and then see a launch site.

Can't really add much more than what Gary said below. It is a good park in a good location to many things worth visiting. A train did come spend the day (tooting it;s horn from time to time) at the huge grain silos just outside the RV park. Beyond that, it was a nice place to keep cool in the mid-west summer heat.

This is just like many other RV parks where you are crammed in next to your neighbor and have no privacy. It was fine though for a 2 night stay to visit the Badlands and also Wall Drug. Nice to have access to full hookups for a couple of days also in between stays at nicer state parks. Verizon coverage was good here also. It's very easy in and out and close to the interstate.

We stayed here for two nights in early October as we heard it was close to Badlands and clean. It was not only both of these things but a quiet area off the beaten path and the grounds made for a relaxing morning walk with our dog. Laundry on site was great and the staff was very kind and helpful. The only thing I wish is that the spots were better marked with a light to find at dark when coming back from laundry/bath house. All in all we feel our money was well spent here as we knew it was safe, quiet and close to the things we wanted to explore around Wall.

We were hoping to boondock down the road overlooking the Badlands but temps were slated to be 96 degrees (late August) so we opted for a last minute plan B. It came down to Sleepy Hollow or Arrow in Wall. I'm glad we picked Sleepy Hollow. After driving through Arrow, we definitely picked the better of the two.

Not a whole lot to say about this CG. They have lots of options/pricing depending on what kind of hookups you need. Pricing was cheap for 30a full hookups. Pool was kinda dumpy, but with it being in the high 90s, the kids enjoyed a dip. They have a small store with a few basics. Employees were friendly. Bathrooms old and dumpy. It's a pretty old and run-down CG but it was pleasant enough for our stay. It's 2 blocks from Wall Drug if you're into that (we went but were overwhelmed by its cheesiness). Flat sites, some super-close together.

All-in-all, I'd stay here again if I had to but if the weather were more temperate, I would've much rather stayed closer to the park. There is a grocery store in Wall that's small but not too bad.

This is a pleasant place to stay over to explore The Badlands and to get a look see at Wall Drug. It is quiet and there is a nice dog run and enough property to walk around. The sites have gravel to park on with grass surrounding the site. Reasonably level and enough room between sites to be comfortable. There are very few trees so plenty of room for slides/awnings. They do have WiFi but the further you are from the office the weaker it is. Staff was friendly and accommodating. The price I paid was for W/E only and does not include tax. There is a central dump station but the set up is inconvenient in that a user blocks the driveway for others to get by on their way out. Locals told me ATT coverage is poor around Wall, SD, most use Verizon. My ATT coverage was almost non existent around town.