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2023-01-23 03:45:43

Pitch your tent near a babbling creek or pull your RV up to a quiet mountainside or lake resort loaded with amenities. Whatever your pleasure, you’ll find places to camp around every corner of the Black Hills and Badlands. PRIVATE CAMPGROUNDS Private campgrounds are as varied as the landscapes surrounding them. These sites have way more than the basics, each boasting its own package of extras. They offer things like electricity, pools, convenience stores, on-site dining, tons of activities, rentals, showers and laundry to make your tent, trailer or cabin stay as comfortable as possible. Most private campgrounds can easily accommodate big rigs and offer pull-thru and full hookup sites for your RV. GLAMPING Whether you’re seeking adventure, a relaxing getaway or a combination of both, glamping sites make the perfect destination for an unforgettable vacation. Experience the ambiance of staying in a private luxury tent with all the amenities of an upscale hotel. These stays have tons of exclusive activities to add to your trip that will elevate your experience. Treat yourself to an unconventional overnight on your next vacation. DEVELOPED CAMPSITES Relax in the wilderness at a rustic developed campsite. Camp among the rugged scenery of Badlands National Park at one of the park’s two campgrounds or on the edge of the prairie in Wind Cave National Park. Make a reservation at a state park and recreation area. They offer modern to basic campsites and even horse camps designed for campers with horses. There are also campgrounds scattered throughout Black Hills National Forest. Discover more at BlackHillsBadlands.com/Stay. DISPERSED CAMPING Camp in the secluded terrain of the region’s expansive public lands. Backpackers may camp in the backcountry of Badlands National Park, Wind Cave National Park and Buffalo Gap National Grassland. In Custer State Park, dispersed camping is allowed at French Creek Natural Area. Black Hills National Forest allows camping anywhere in its 1.2 million acres if it’s away from developed campsites.

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