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Deadwood / Black Hills KOA Holiday

11484 US-14A, Lead, SD 57754, USA

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Deadwood / Black Hills KOA Holiday, located at 11484 US-14A, Lead, SD 57754, USA, provides a comprehensive camping experience within the Campgrounds & RV Parks category. This KOA campground is known for its family-friendly atmosphere, clean facilities, and convenient amenities.

Based on customer reviews, Deadwood / Black Hills KOA Holiday offers a great camping experience for tent campers, RVers, and those seeking lodging. The campground features a super cute petting zoo with goats and a donkey, which is a hit with children. The facilities, including bathrooms and showers, are consistently clean. Guests can enjoy a swimming pool and coin-operated laundry. The campground also offers a trolley service to Deadwood, providing easy access to the town's attractions. The grounds are well-kept, and the staff is friendly and helpful, offering suggestions for local activities.

Key features and observations from customer feedback include:

  • Petting Zoo: The campground features a petting zoo with goats and a donkey.
  • Clean Facilities: The bathrooms and showers are very clean.
  • Swimming Pool: The campground has a swimming pool.
  • Coin-Operated Laundry: The campground offers coin-operated laundry facilities.
  • Trolley to Deadwood: The campground provides a trolley service to Deadwood.
  • Friendly Staff: The staff is super friendly and helpful.
  • Well-Kept Grounds: The campground grounds are well-kept.
  • Family-Friendly: The campground is great for families with children.
  • Tent and RV Sites: The campground offers tent sites with electric and water hookups, as well as RV sites.
  • Lodging Options: The campground provides lodging options in addition to tent and RV sites.
  • Black Hills Experience: The campground is a great base for exploring the Black Hills.

Deadwood / Black Hills KOA Holiday is ideal for families and travelers seeking a comfortable and convenient camping experience in the Black Hills. The clean facilities, friendly staff, and amenities like the petting zoo and pool make it a great destination for all types of campers. The trolley service to Deadwood adds to the convenience. It is recommended for those who want a family friendly campground with amenities. It is also recommended for those who want to explore Deadwood and the Black Hills. Visitors should expect a clean and well maintained campground with a variety of family friendly activities. It is recommended to contact the campground directly to confirm site availability and specific amenities. Contacting the campground is recommended to get the most up to date information about the campground and local conditions.

Gallery

Service options

Onsite services

Accessibility

Wheelchair accessible parking lot

Wheelchair accessible restroom

Offerings

RV camping

RV electric hookup

RV water hookup

Payments

Credit cards

Debit cards

NFC mobile payments

Credit cards

Children

Good for kids

Playground

Parking

On-site parking

Pets

Dog park

Dogs allowed

Steph S Jan 08
★★★★★5

We stayed 1 night in September on a tent site with electric and water hook ups. The little petting zoo was super cute, a goat kept getting out and visiting us. Bathrooms/showers were very clean. We enjoyed the pool while we used the coin operated laundry. There is a trolly you can take into Deadwood. Overall, a nice experience.

Tarin Alford Aug 21
★★★★★5

We had a tent site at this KOA, and it was great. The facilities are nice and clean. The grounds are well kept, and the staff was super friendly and helpful with getting ideas for what to do around town. They even have goats and a donkey that the kids can feed! Highly suggest weather it's tenting, lodging or RVing. It's great for all 3 ways to experience the black hills.

Teah Bersch Aug 17
★★★★★5

The owners are FANTASTIC!!!! Camp very clean, well priced, safe and even though we didn't get to book one they have 1 of a kind covered wagon rooms. By far one of the #1 KOA I've been to on my cross country trek. Cannot say enough great things about the owners. Bless them.

Susan Melchiorre Sep 08
★☆☆☆☆1

Pics show view from campsite, dilapidated building/storage, had to pass this each time leaving site/going to bathhouse. May as well have been camping in the middle of a barnyard with the goat/donkey odors! Animal feces laid like land mines to walk through and track into our camper. Worker was quite rude on our arrival, telling us we were ‘blocking HIS driveway’ when we had just finished checking in and there were NO other vehicles in sight. Bathrooms mediocre, shower curtains filthy with mold, avoided touching everything. Apparently, there was a ‘septic issue’ the day before arrival and office/store/bathrooms wreaked of septic odor. This was our 5th KOA stay in 5 days and was, by far, the exception and the worst of all of them.

Shannon Copp Aug 20
★★☆☆☆2

Our tent site was barely a site. We have an average sized 4-person tent and it was 2 feet from a cabin on top of rocky ground and my car barely fit. It's right above the highway, so between the rocky ground and the semis trucks on the highway, I basically didn't sleep. Also, there's a resident dog that just runs around the campground even though leashes are required outside of the dog park area, and a goat from the "petting zoo" was wandering around. I would never bring my dog here. FYI, no wood fires are allowed at campsites - grills are charcoal only. The bathrooms were the reason I gave this two stars instead of one. They were clean and well maintained. It is also strange to me that we're in the middle of this beautiful forest and their materials are focused on gambling as the main attraction.

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