This is a great place to overnight while driving through the vast grasslands. I can't imagine the bison herds that used to graze here. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We also stayed in upper level site 72. Murdo is in the middle of nowhere, but this is a great overnight spot. The Wi-Fi and cable TV were very good. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
We stayed in site 72 with our 40' quad slide motorhome. Concrete, level site with table, 50 amp and tree. Good WI-FI. We drove to Pierre and toured the Murdo Pioneer Auto Museum which is a must to see. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This campground has two sections: an older lower section with grass/gravel pull through pads, water and 30 amp electric, and the upper (and right) section which is a very nice modern campground with level cement pad and full service including cable and good free wi-fi. It is associated with a motel so check-in is done as you turn in off the highway before the campground. We stayed overnight without disconnecting the toad. It is a good overnight stop being just a mile off I-90. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Strange set up. The pool is still closed or non-op but the Wi-Fi is good. The lower level sites, $24, are many but do not have cable and is far from the remotely located shower. The upper level has some backend sites that appear to be taken by permanents. There are 10 to 15 pull thru, full hookup. $27 with discount. The first two 69 and 70 are reserved for big rigs, and the owner refused to rent me one. The others have a severe dip where most rigs will drag. Once in the site they are reasonably level. Restrooms and showers were reasonably clean for a facility such as this. There is walking access to a restaurant we did not use. I suggest you drive by or through this campground before signing up. Check out the site that meets your needs. You have to register at the American Motel or across the street at the Sioux Motel, depending tine of day and who showed up for work. This is not a destination resort but is adequate for an over nighter, considering the options. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Good place to overnight & visit the Pioneer Auto Museum which is about all there is in the area. Easy access, sites are very close together & cement pads to park on but some are angled pretty steep so hard to get level with big rig. Good wi-fi & cable. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Adequate overnight stop with FHU, good cable, and WIFI. As noted previously, pool is no longer if operation. The above ground pool I enjoyed 2 years ago has at least one 10'+ gash in its' liner. Small auto museum a couple blocks away may be of interest to some. We camped here in a Motorhome.
The full hookup part was a concrete slab, angled so badly that we drug the bottom of the motorhome and the hitch getting into site. No grass - just gravel and a small tree. Sites sit downhill from a bar so at 2 pm the noise was horrid. There is a nice grassy shaded campground but no sewer and probably low electric voltage. Would probably stay here again if necessary since there isn't too much to choose from in this part of the country. Definitely overpriced for what you get. Cable was nice though. Pool was closed and apparently had been for quite some time. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Easy access, but elbow to elbow angled pull-throughs, barely long enough for truck and fiver without unhitching. I heard the guy in the next site snoring. Showers and pool closed. Adjacent advertised restaurant closed. Wifi poor to average, cable TV good. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
This park was overpriced. The road noise from the interstate was bad but tolerable. We will be traveling thru this area again but will pass up this campground! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Park is behind the hotel. The concrete pads are the best sites. They are level once you are on the site. Some sites have steep incline to access. The other part of the park is gravel. The pool is closed. There are a few restaurants within walking distance. We would use this park for an overnight stop again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Arrived on 7 May. One week after its opening for the season. No showers, no toilets, no pool, no spa, no WiFi. From the reviews I expected more. Really disappointing. No maps or instructions to show location of showers, toilets, trash, etc. A city road ran through the campground. They had cable TV and full hookups We camped here in a Motorhome.
Good overnight stop. As mentioned in previous review, the new cement sites are the ones to get for overnight. They are in the open but have full hookups and cable. Good above ground pool - maybe 15X25X4'. Auto museum and a few restaurants within 2 blocks. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We stayed at this campground overnight and was glad to see they have put in 8 or 9 concrete sites with full hookups with 30 and 50 amp service. We arrived early in the afternoon and no one was in the motel office so we could not check in. We drove around the block behind the motel and found the new concrete sites behind the motel and parked on a site. The main campground is across the street behind these sites and the sites in the main campground are all gravel with gravel roads. If you plan on stopping here overnight be sure and stop early as all the concrete sites were taken by 5:00 pm. Be cautious entering the last 3 or 4 sites on the west end of the row, as they are a little steep entering the site if your driving a motorhome. Once on the sites they are level. We camped here in a motorhome and will stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Strange pull-thru setup. Some of the looooong pull-thru's had three units parked, one behind the other. Appeared to be a migrant farm help base camp. Lots of rigs there from the south where crews would leave at dawn and return at dusk. Pool was unkempt, and the grounds were dusty/dirty. OK for an overnighter. Have noticed that TL has downgraded this parks rating recently. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.