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Deadwood / Black Hills KOA Holiday
The Wild West lives on in Deadwood!
At this National Historic Landmark, try your luck at one of the casinos, watch historic reenactments, visit museums and gold mines, pan for gold or stop by the graves of Wild Bill Hickok and Calamity Jane. The surrounding area includes beautiful Spearfish Canyon with cascading waterfalls, 110 miles of the Mickelson Trail for hiking, biking or just walking the dog. Miles of scenic ATV trails and rentals are nearby. Nestled among pines and aspens in the spectacular Black Hills, this KOA is your perfect base camp with RV Sites, Deluxe RV Sites, Tent Sites, Cabins and Deluxe Cabins. Devils Tower, Crazy Horse and Mount Rushmore are short trips away. Enjoy the pool, relax in the hot tub or join in social time around the group fire pit. Kids under 12/pets stay free. Rates higher August 7-16. Pool: Memorial Weekend - Labor Day Weekend. Max pull thru: 50 feet. Your hosts: Donnie Keltz / Gary Turner / Dana Keltz.
GPS Address: N44.370926, W103.754267
User Reviews
Amy
Very hilly. Like others say, nice heated bathrooms and heated cabin. Wish they would update the doors. You pull a string to lift the inside leaver and there is a key to lock the cabin. Didn't use a pump out so I am not sure about that. Very friendly and helpful staff
Goddesses Light
We stay every ☀️ summer. Can't say enough about how accommodating they are! Friendly helpful staff! Quite clean. Hot showers!! I think this is my favorite KOA. Has many hidden gems beyond the view's. It's the great management really makes this place 10 out of 10 🙌
Laketria Atkins
My boyfriend and I stayed here for a week during the Sturgis bike rally in our camper and we really enjoyed ourselves. Everyone was so friendly and the amenities were clean and easy to access. Definitely will be back.
Mark Verry
First of all this KOA is very tight in room . We were on 2nd level and people coming in were inches away from our trailer trying to get in their spot. The KOA is built on side of mountain and has little room to spare . Our spot #39 but we were given #38 was very wet and muddy from rain from mountain run off. Also the stone were RV was parked on was very finely crushed stone which tracked into RV very easily. Hosts were very friendly but honesty we will not return . I think there are better value campgrounds near Deadwood that would be better choices .
Sam mchenry
This is a great KOA site! Gary and his wife are such great hosts! We loved the free open air and the free roaming wildlife. The donkeys came to visit and we saw deer and lots of lil sneaky chipmunks. The pool was great! The laundry room had a change machine. Just a perfect stop. This was our second and I’m betting a third and more in the future!!