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Kennebec KOA

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Kennebec KOA is a great place to stay on your way to and from the Black Hills or Yellowstone.

Kennebec KOA is a great place to stay on your way to and from the Black Hills, Sturgis or Yellowstone. Kids can burn off energy in the large pool, separate wading pool or the playground while adults relax and enjoy the peace and quiet. Mid-June through mid-August, your hosts cook breakfast and supper for you at the Chuckwagon. All RV Sites are pull thrus. Several sites accommodate today's longer RVs, with 50-amp service and Wi-Fi. Many Tent Sites and RV Sites have shade trees, and Camping Cabins are air-conditioned and heated. Central South Dakota is a paradise for sportsmen. This KOA is a great base for hunters, anglers and boaters, with easy access to the Missouri River, national grass-lands and local lakes. Birders love the variety of species found in the area. Explore the Lewis & Clark Trail and Sioux Nation cultural sites. Located in a small town setting, Kennebec KOA offers a quiet respite before continuing on your trip. Pool: Memorial Weekend - Labor Day Weekend. Max pull thru: 120 feet. Your hosts: Teri & Tony Callahan.

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50 Max Amp
120' Max Length
Wi-Fi
Pool (5/27 - 9/3)
Snack Bar ($)
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Overall Camper Rating:

Clean Bathrooms, nice sites, lots of trees for shade, and overall a nice place to stay. 7/5/2020

- Shane Draz on Google

This Koa has been damage because 9f flood. Yes it doesn't t look good but they are so friend and doing the best they can do . Yes I would return. They are working on their pool now... 6/24/2020

- Cecilia Long on Google

I liked this campground and hope to stay again. It was a very nice lady that took us to our spot, and it was so quiet and peaceful. Even though it was convenient to the highway... 5/9/2020

- Kristin Britt on Google

Nice spot near bathrooms, which were very clean, quiet grounds, missed having brkfst 7/5/2020

Good basic campground, friendly service, easy in and out. 7/5/2020

Our site had standing water in the morning after an overnight shower. But very nice and helpful staff. 7/4/2020

We only camped one night and it was super quiet and peaceful. Hosts were very friendly and helpful. Pool wasn’t working but we were swimming anyway. Called and was quickly helped to reserve a spot that night. 7/2/2020

Great stay all good 6/30/2020

Very nice place to stop overnight, and the owners were very nice. 6/29/2020

Quiet and clean! Nothing open because of the virus, but just needed an overnight stop. 6/29/2020

Very small campground situated in the perfect place for your trip to or from the Black Hills. Not a lot of facilities, but clean whatsoever. Friendly staff. Beautiful nature. Quiet. Bring your own food... 6/29/2020

we stayed one night, and made new friends.. I got to share the little knowledge of being a new camper with them as they are new to the camping world! Thanks for a nice site! 6/27/2020

Great staff clean bathrooms nice place 6/22/2020

Very nice park with a friendly staff. 6/21/2020

Convenient to highway and very nice people. With 2019 flood and 2020 COVID-19, they have had a tough two years. I applaud their tenacity. 6/18/2020

I liked how they were following the coronavirus guidelines. They had a campground between mine and someone else. Very friendly guy at the front. I also liked that there was sanatizer next to the door so you could use it as you left. 6/17/2020

Friendly staff, super easy. Thanks 6/15/2020

Staff was very nice 6/14/2020

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VKR Appreciation Weekend Photo WHEN: September 13, 2020 - September 18, 2020

WHAT: Value Kard Rewards holders stay as a paying guest on Friday, September 18 at any participating KOA campground and get Saturday, September 19 for FREE*.

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