Unbelievable Rv Resort At Mount Rushmore Sd - You Won't Believe It!

[@2009Berghof]

My how this place has grown! I recall when Smitty's Trail Rides sat out front, pre KOA days. I call the big RV slots the Zoo. Great if you got little ones as all the kiddy activities are located here. Activities galore. I prefer the old cabins far in the back. The one thing that sets this place apart is, it has it all. You can even rent a golf cart, ATV, and an automobile. Trail rides, chuckwagon cookouts, and bus rides in the evening to Mount Rushmore. Located in the heart of the Black Hills and within a day's drive to the Badlands, Devil's Tower, and even the little known but great Fort Robinson State Park just to the south.

[@GrahamsonaRoadTrip]

Thanks for sharing your experience and for the tips!

[@dirktully4324]

I was there back in 1980! Wow, it's changed so much except for the rocks. LOL I guess it's about time to get back there. Thanks so much for your video.

[@GrahamsonaRoadTrip]

Nice. Thanks for watching!

[@kylesullivan9409]

Wow great tour

[@nickcastaneda203]

i worked there then and will be back in a few weeks

[@GrahamsonaRoadTrip]

That’s awesome! It’s a great KOA resort. Be sure to share our video. We think it’s a great RV park that everyone needs to visit. Thanks for watching!

[@eziograham7604]

Mount Rushmore has some Ginormus “4heads”

[@amyodell7112]

Thanks for the video! Will we have trouble driving the RV to Mt Rushmore and around the area? We don’t have a tow vehicle.

[@GrahamsonaRoadTrip]

Hey thanks for watching our video. You can take your RV to Mount Rushmore. Also if you stay at the KOA they have a tour bus that will bring you there for a night lighting. It’s awesome. Here is the information on RV’s if it helps. Mount Rushmore can accommodate RVs up to 45 feet in length. There is one parking area for smaller units that includes about 25 parking spaces and about 40 scatter along the edge of the parking complex for longer RVs and buses.

[@On-down-the-road]

You keep saying we will love it there. It has all the things you have at home. Too many people. It's a weekend trailer park. It's it own city. That's not camping. You do you,

[@GrahamsonaRoadTrip]

When you feel like camping at a weekend trailer park, with all of the amenities of home and it's own city then try this place out. I know will like it.

[@danakreber2249]

Why would you want to be wall to wall RV when you can park your RV anywhere in the National Forest . Just pick up your garbage and no fire

[@mikejordan9220]

Actually, I have traveled all over the country and it’s one of my all time favorite campgrounds. The pool, water slide, stage with singer, morning breakfast, splash pad for kids, fishing lake and restaurant were all pretty nice. It’s all about what you want. The downside is it is crowded and expensive.