Sunset Rv Park…read more Small, private wonderful campground. A quaint, boutique-style getaway destination for couples. Sunset RV Park is a small yet spacious park in the Black Hills that's geared for adults and seniors. Back-in sites with full hook-ups offering 30 and 50 amp receptacles, septic, and water. Located an easy 2 miles from downtown Custer. Picnic tables, yard games, community fire pit, and pet friendly. You must be self contained. We stayed in #6 campsite, which has trees, flowers and hanging bird feeders. We woke to birds chirping. We loved Bill and Tami...wonderful hosts. Quiet, peaceful...we felt safe and close to Custer State Park! Can't wait to go back!

Tami and Bill have a wonderful little RV park tucked away from the hustle and bustle of tourists…read moreoverflowing Custer. There are only 8 spots and it is convenient to everything you need. They are accommodating and will help if you need something but will give you the space you need to just enjoy yourself. Highly recommend Sunset if you are looking for a calm, quiet place to venture forth from to all that the Black Hills have to offer.

Super nice camping facilities, membership only. Green grass…read moreeverywhere, spacious sites with concrete pads and full hook ups. Mainly for families which involves activities, pool, snack shops, restaurant, gym, recreation center for kids, anything you can think of. Rodeo grounds on site with Rodeo every Wednesday during the summer. Car shows, concerts, live music. This place is top notch.

Beautiful setting in the Black Hills area. RV spots are spacious, well-groomed and inviting. Lots…read moreof activities to partake in and great spot for a hub to enjoy the endless attractions of the area. Quiet and peaceful place to return to and relax after a busy day enjoying the beauty of the Black Hills.

We stayed in site 74, it had a great view and full hook-ups. Beautiful trees, clean bathroom…read more Quiet. Our tow car broke down during our stay and the owner was very helpful to set us up at a repair shop in the area and give us the phone number of the nearest rental car agency.

This campground is fantastic. It has great views with big tall pines. When the wind blows it…read moremakes the most peaceful sound. The owner, his family and staff work extremely hard to make your stay as pleasant as possible. My wife and I have done 2 trips here, 10 days each. We love the amenities , peace and quiet, and location. Custer is great. A nice little treat is the owner's sons operate a food truck with amazing burgers, fries and breakfast sandwiches and....they deliver. I promise, you will not find better food anywhere in town and the price is right!! Stay here, put your feet up and enjoy!!! you will love it!!

This is a top-quality RV resort. The grounds are in excellent condition with lots of trees and…read moregrass, and it's very conveniently located near all of the Black Hills attractions. The bathrooms and showers are clean, and they will deliver things to you and even empty out your tanks in the morning. The staff was helpful and friendly. We would definitely stay here again.

An outstanding and very beautiful RV resort. The presidential creek side sites with the gazebos are…read moregorgeous. They also have these very cool 2 level treehouses for some group sites there and they are really nice too. Gas grills included, fire pits, everything! Just put your trash out front and they come and grab it daily. Need ice?, a firewood bundle?..or maybe a pizza? All these things are a phone call away and they will deliver them right to your site. Pretty impressive. Nice little general store as well, a pool and a very nice area for the kids to play at. They sell propane, almost anything you need. I throughly enjoyed my stay at Larsson's and the Black Hills of South Dakota.

Shady, level, quiet and so much more. While exploring the…read moreBlack Hills we came to the decision that we would stay only here if we returned. Amenities with full hookup. Real wifi and cable tv. Not over priced like most RV parks. Friendly. You don't need to deliver your trash. They do it for you. What a surprise. Mount Rushmore, Devil's Tower, Deadwood and Badlands National Park. What else could you want?

Had a wonder 4 days at CMCRV. We were there off season and had the whole park to ourselves. Pulled…read morethe rv right next to bathhouse so we had access to water. Filled our onboard tank for dishes. Dave was very friendly and helpful. Park is clean and probably a blast during the summer.

We stayed during 4th of July and had a great stay. Newly remodeled bath house is beautiful. Quiet…read morepark. Sites are a little tight, but manageable. Great office and grounds staff. Would definitely stay here again.

This was our second time coming to this campground. We love it. Yes it is old and needs some…read moreupdating and painting but the sites are spacious and clean. We came with friends and love the pavilion between us. We gather in morning for coffee and end of day. The laundry room was clean and had no issues. Everything worked. Great location to Black Hills and also restaurant and shopping.

Loved staying at this campground! We were there for almost a week, and I really appreciated the…read moreamenities that they had. We were in a tent site, with electric which was handy. We weren't too far from the shared bathrooms which was great. What felt above and beyond were real amenities like the pool (which we sadly didn't end up using), a true general store with ice and other essential items, and the fact that they even did delivery directly to campsite for firewood (which was amazing!). In addition to that there was a playground for kids, mini golf, and corn hole. The only minor detractors were the highway noise nearby, which isn't really the campgrounds fault. There are signs saying engine braking isn't allowed on that section of the highway, but there was still a lot of engine noise from truckers throughout the night. Another detractor was the small size of the fire rings. It looked like they were old brake drums from a large truck. What made this challenging is that the firewood logs didn't properly fit, which made cooking over the fire challenging, but not impossible. This is personally my first experience with KOA, but I was so impressed I look forward to staying at more of their properties!

We stayed for four nights in late May at the Hot Springs, SD KOA…read more We have visited the Black Hills several times over the years and wanted a quieter experience than is offered at Palmer Gulch or Rafter J. This KOA at Hot Springs definitely fit the bill! A beautiful little KOA right off Highway 79 close to downtown Hot Springs. We used this KOA as a base of operations for exploring the Black Hills / Custer / Rushmore area in addition to Badlands National Park and of course, Wall Drug! Although not as close to Rushmore as Hill City, the drive through Custer State Park is absolutely amazing! Our site was a FHU pull-through patio #51. This is a great site as it's on the end with lots of room on the camp side. Very long with ample room for tow vehicles / toads. As we travel with two juvenile labrador retrievers (LOL) getting them exercise was not a problem. Their dual area fenced Kamp K9 was a great place to let them let off steam. A lush grassy enclosure! There is also a leashed pet walk area at the back of the campground to walk the pups . Pine trees are everywhere and it created a nice shaded atmosphere. Interior roads are dirt and sites are gravel, but dust was no problem. Our patio site seemed fairly new and had lots of room with table, chairs, fire ring and gas grill. There was also lots of space to set up our outdoor dog pen. Perhaps it was the time of year, but everything in the area was very green and beautiful. We did have haze from the Canadian fires one night, but it was not a problem. Staff was very helpful and offered tips on the surrounding areas. Camp store was smaller, but had a good variety of items. Pool was not open for the season yet, but it looked nice!

We stayed a week at Gold Valley and enjoyed it so much. Clean new park with beautiful views and…read moreclose to downtown Custer and all the areas attractions. Can't recommend enough!

From the owner: The closest campground to Custer State Park, Gold Valley Camp offers a serene retreat surrounded by…read morewildlife, a lake, and picturesque walking and hiking trails. Situated in a beautiful valley with beautiful views, this campground holds historical significance as the location where General Custer and the 7th Cavalry camped in 1874 and discovered gold! Conveniently located less than a mile from the West entrance of Custer State Park, Stockade Lake and just a half-hour drive to Mount Rushmore, this campground is an ideal base for exploration with RV sites and cabins. The Mickelson Trail, a 109-mile path featuring converted railroad bridges and rock tunnels, is just across the highway. Located just 3 miles from the charming mountain town of Custer, our Campground provides a tranquil escape with convenient access to the town's amenities including various restaurants, art galleries, and unique shops, ensuring that guests can easily explore and enjoy the local offerings. Gold Valley Camp offers large, full hook up sites, water and electric sites and five deluxe, charming cabins along with a unique, upper level, two-room apartment with great views. Gold Valley Camp is a short half mile from Custer State Park, 3 miles from Custer, 7 miles from Crazy Horse Memorial, and 21 miles from Mount Rushmore. Guests can also indulge in activities like fishing, sightseeing, as well as the many attractions in the surrounding area.