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Hot Springs SD / Black Hills KOA Holiday
Make the Hot Springs KOA your base camp for exploring the Black Hills.
Camp under shady ponderosa pines in a quiet mountain setting. This KOA is located at the southern end of the Black Hills, near Wind Cave National Park, Custer State Park, the Mammoth Site, Evans Plunge, the Black Hills Wild Horse Sanctuary, Windcross Conservancy and the shops in historic downtown Hot Springs. Daily breakfasts are available to start your days off right (seasonal). Relax in a Camping Cabin or a Deluxe Cabin (both with A/C and heat), an RV Site, Tent Site or a Tent Site with electric. Free Wi-Fi! All RV Sites have cable TV hookups. Enjoy the large heated pool, mini golf, basketball, volleyball, playground, community fire pit and recreation room. Limited services November 1 - April 30. Pool: Memorial Weekend - Labor Day Weekend. Max pull thru: 80 feet. Your hosts: Todd & Suzanne Givler.
User Reviews
Wayne Chapman
Stayed here 5 days and enjoyed each day. Good base camp for visiting all the parks in the area. Great staff and very friendly. Very clean and well maintained!! Glad we stayed here!
Jaime K
Todd and his wife are extremely helpful and friendly. This KOA is well maintained and beautiful. Site was level and easy to get our 40 ft toy hauler in and out. Bath house was clean and water was warn. We didn't use the mini golf area but it was tidy and looked inviting. The dog park and dog walk were GREAT! Todd even brought us firewood for the provided firepit and suggested a fun bowling alley with good food. There was even a BBQ grill at each site! Thanks so much! Definitely stay here, especially as the road up to Crazy Horse has length and width restrictions due to construction so getting to campsites closer to the memorial (Which you should plan a half day to visit) is impossible right now. 3/27/22
Brittany Bearss
Found this KOA last minute while traveling through SD. Getting there and checking in were super easy. Todd left us a map, park pamphlet, and his phone number for our late check in. Park is well maintained and roads are clearly labeled. Since we visited in the off season we were having a hard time finding firewood, we called Todd to see if he had any suggestions and we found out that he/the camp sells wood and he even delivered it to our campsite. Todd was extremely nice when we spoke with him over the phone, he asked if the map made sense and asked if we needed anything. The bathroom/showers were extremely clean and we saw the trash was changed every day we were there. Park was quiet and since it is coupled up against some private property we even got to see a herd of cattle grazing about 50 feet away. The park is also very close to the town of hotsprings, about a 5 minute drive. Overall we had a great time and will be staying here again when we're in the area. Thanks Todd!
Karen Woods
We had the best stay here. The place is exceptionally clean and easy to navigate. The staff is not only friendly and helpful, but they actually seem to enjoy their jobs. The breakfast was outstanding - eggs, sausage, gravy, hash browns, pancakes, etc. It was also fun to sit outside with other campers from all over every morning drinking our coffee and talking about the adventure from the previous day or the plans for that day. Others grabbed their food and went back to their sites to relax, options for everyone. The location is in great proximity to the Mammoth site and Hot Springs, less than an hour to all of the action. We enjoyed having a little distance from the scene. It gave us a chance to see the beauty of the Black Hills - including wildlife - every day before navigating the traffic, people and parking in the park.
Riding in the 406
Great place