Belvidere East / Exit 170 KOA

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While en route to Mount Rushmore, Yellowstone National Park or Devils Tower, this campground is the best stop for exploring a re-created 1880 town before visiting the Badlands and the famous Wall Drug Store.

No trains, no planes! Easy off, easy on, only 1/2 mile north off I-90, Exit 170. Big rig friendly, all the RV Sites are long pull thrus with free cable TV and Wi-Fi. Don't feel like cooking? During the summer months, join us for a pizza dinner in our pizza cafe. There's also a fenced-in area where your dogs can exercise. While en route to Mount Rushmore, Yellowstone National Park or Devils Tower, this KOA is the best stop for exploring the re-created 1880 Town before visiting the Badlands and the famous Wall Drug Store. Birders can look for their favorite feathered friends, along with deer, coyotes and plenty of other wildlife. A large solar-heated pool, playground, bike rentals and game room keep kids happy.

We have a late night registration box available if you arrive after our store/office hours.

Pool: Memorial Weekend - Labor Day Weekend. Max pull thru: 90 feet. Your hosts: Robert & Lisa. GPS: N43.89120, W101.14810

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50 Max Amp
85' Max Length
Wi-Fi
Cable TV
Pool (5/29 - 9/3)
Snack Bar ($)
Propane ($)
Firewood ($)
Dog Park

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We would stay here again just for the food! The location is great, with many historic sites to visit nearby, but for us it was just an overnight. After a long day of driving, it was nice to pull in... 10/7/2020

- Nancy Bennett on Google

Super fast wifi. Well stocked camp store and a cafe on property. 9/28/2020

- Lloyd Godwin on Google

2nd time stopping here for an overnight. Beautiful to walk around and very peaceful. Yes, some things need a little work, but we were in a self-contained motorhome so no problem... 9/23/2020

- Kelli Stevens on Google

Very nice campground, clean facilities, friendly staff. 10/18/2020

Check in person, please! Wear masks to stop this virus. 10/17/2020

The hosts were very helpful and friendly. Due to its remote location they have a kitchen with menus for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. We ordered a Hawaiian Pizza. It was one of the best pizza we've ever had. THANKS. 10/14/2020

We really appreciated the food that they delivered 10/14/2020

Such a nice stay. Everyone was so helpful and friendly. Watching and listening to the red winged blackbirds in the marsh, put such a joyful end to my long day. (The pizza was a fun and surprising delicious treat!) Thank you! Wanda Booth 10/11/2020

Quiet campground, even delivered us pizza! 10/11/2020

The Wifi worked, the tent camp spaces were very large, and the store was very extensive, it was overall nice. We have been to KOAs with better facilities for washing dishes and greener grass for tent camping. 10/8/2020

Other than the highway nice, it was great. 10/7/2020

Well kept and maintained campground with a very friendly staff and clean accommodations. The on-site restaurant was a MAJOR welcome after a long day of driving in very high winds...delicious burgers! Lots of cattle nearby, and you could tell if the wind shifted... 10/6/2020

One of the best! It’ll be nice when all the freeway construction is over. We didn’t try the food delivery service but so reassuring it was there if needed. 10/3/2020

Staff was very friendly and helpful. 9/30/2020

Great park with fantastic people. One of our favorites! 9/30/2020

Very nice hosts. Escort to our camper was so kind! Clean campground. 9/30/2020

Nice campground and staff. ZERO Covid precautions! 9/29/2020

Great staff!! Very friendly and great service. Spot was level and plenty of room! Will stay there again! 9/27/2020

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Murdo, SD

DISCOUNTED ADMISSION

Walk down Main Street of this 1880 town and explore more than 30 buildings authentically furnished with thousands of relics. Enjoy the rolling terrain of a sprawling homestead and envision life on the prairie. While at the 1880 town, you can also view memorabilia from the late Casey Tibbs, a champion rodeo bronco rider, and many props that were used in filming the movie "Dances with Wolves". Be sure to visit the Long Horn Saloon for a cold sarsaparilla, the gift shop, and the diner for lunch specials. The 1880 Town is hard to miss with easy access off I-90 and a large parking area for buses.

Tour: length: self-guided as long as wanted

Open: May 1 - October 31

Hours: Dawn until Dusk

Courtesy of: South Dakota Department of Tourism.

Murdo, SD

DISCOUNTED ADMISSION.
Pioneer Auto Show and Prairie Town
For a genuine slice of Americana, stop in Murdo and visit the Pioneer Auto Show and Prairie Town to take a nostalgic journey into the past. Established in 1954, and known as "The Big Variety Show", this an unrivaled celebration of America's romance with the automobile, and includes motorcycles, tractors, scooters, and bicycles portraying the history of 20th century America through their incredible evolutions. Most of these wheeled antiques have automated recordings for self-guided tours.

Courtesy of: South Dakota Department of Tourism.

Wall, SD

America's favorite roadside attraction, Wall Drug has been entertaining and educating the traveling public since 1931. Wall Drug has evolved into a 76,000-square-foot wonderland of free attractions. There is something for everyone at Wall Drug! AAA approved.

Courtesy of: South Dakota Department of Tourism.

Midland, SD

For over 70 years the hot mineral waters have run into the hotel's plunges to relive the body of aches and pains caused from muscular skeletal discomfort, trauma and disease. The healing waters have also been known to help with some skin disorders, respiratory issues, immune deficiencies by assisting the body own healing process through cleansing and detoxifying.

The mineral water comes from the ground at about 119 degrees F. Flowing to the plunges at about 30 gallons per minute, where it naturally arrives at about 105-109 degrees F. We use no other heating methods or chemical additives in the plunges. Just hot mineral water from the earth's natural source.

Courtesy of: Lava Water Hotel

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