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Very quiet Pulled in with no problems Site 88 a bit un level, but made it work Lots of dust, needs more rock brought in and some landscaping would help tremendously. Old KOA for sure.

Far from mt Rushmore. Older koa. WiFi not very good. Will stay someplace else if in the area again

The worst campground EVER! Extremely congested, disgusting bathrooms & showers. DO NOT STAY HERE EVER!

Go elsewhere due to mgmt inability to be flexible and change your site when you’re not happy with it. Not very pretty either , all gravel and ugly.

Fantastic! We loved his park so much we have decided to make 30 day stays each fall. Family owned-super helpful, friendly, accommodating. Hey are cleaning or working on the grounds all day every to keep it so gorgeous. 1 full week was not enough. Best place for dogs. Lots of grass, mountains in view, campers are not crammed in together. They try to keep kid families to gather and quiet campers together. Loved it!!

Very over priced even for a KOA; good WiFi, no TV reception or cable, nice people in the office and camp workers, pool out of commission for the summer, tight sites, a few tight turns for big rigs, decent water pressure and electrical hookups. Won’t come back but would try the Beaver Lake Campground next door.

First time to stay at a KOA, kids loved it. Headed cross country and will probably go KOA all the way. Roy was awesome on the phone and at the front desk.

This is a typical KOA campground with sites too close together. We were fortunate to have a spot a bit farther than some, but it was completely gravel with no grass. The site was level and it was more spacious than most. Our view was marred by the reconstruction of a tenting area. Wifi was being improved but was spotty at times. The managers were very nice as were all the staff. We camped here for two weeks in a 35 ft MH with a Toad.

Nice and will go back.