Black Hills/Oreville

Valerie Jane Garske

Thanks for the hospitality. Please visitors keep it nice.

THOMAS CAVRIC

$20 a night... no electric, pit toilet, constant road noise... OK for an overnighter or if you want more campsite privacy.

Grego D

One of the nicest campgrounds I've stayed at!! Right in-between Mount Rushmore and the Crazy Horse Memorial!! Nice green, wooded lots, with picnic tables, & fire rings. Will definitely come back for a longer stay!

Julie Hendricks

The best thing about this campground is the host. Great guy who sends genuinely interested in the guest's comfort. Poor Verizon reception. I didn't see the main facilities, but in the back, there is a clean vault toilet, no sanitizer or hand washing station.

Viktoria Koneal

Very unlevel spots, I got 7 which was impossible to level it was so steep on a hill. I used the ramp kind of leveler and i needed about twice the height which is not safe, so I was just parking very unlevel. I chose this spot because this is one site that has any solar along with #6 (which is a decent spot by the way). The rest is in the forest. It's a pull off kind of site. I am really not sure who planned the way the traffic goes (one way traffic) in this campground because most sites that are pull off is on the opposite side of your RV door. Most RVs have their entrance on the left side and in this campground you have to park on the opposite side, basically when you open your door, you step out to the campground main road. I think it's dangerous and not wise. There are only about 5 sites like this, the rest of them are normal pull in sites. Then you have to know that it is on route 16 which is very noisy. It's more peaceful at night but you are basically hearing all cars that go by. There is water in the camp but not with the kind of attachment which you can use to fill up your water tank with. One great positive is that there is decent reception (AT&T) (not fast by any means) but it is usable. I have to mention the camphost; Kim is really nice.