Redbank Spring Campground: A Peaceful Retreat in the Wild

10 reviews

Briggs Springs Rd, Newcastle, WY 82701, USA
+1 605-673-9200
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Redbank Spring Campground Introduce

Redbank Spring Campground is a hidden gem nestled in the heart of the Black Hills National Forest, offering visitors a chance to escape the hustle and bustle of daily life and connect with nature. Located at 82701 along Briggs Springs Rd, this charming campground provides a peaceful retreat for campers seeking a quiet and scenic location for their outdoor adventures.

Whether you're traveling with family, friends, or solo, Redbank Spring Campground offers a variety of amenities to make your stay comfortable. The campground is perfect for those who want to unplug from technology and enjoy the simplicity of nature. With its rustic charm and remote location, it's an ideal spot for stargazing, hiking, and exploring the surrounding forest trails.

Guests appreciate the serene environment and the chance to disconnect from modern distractions like Wi-Fi.
The campground provides a unique opportunity to experience nature in its untouched form.
While the facilities are basic, they offer everything needed for a comfortable camping experience.

However, it's important to note that Redbank Spring Campground has faced some challenges. A recent review highlighted concerns about the dangerous road leading to the campground, which is narrow and poorly maintained with gravel surfaces and sharp turns. The lack of proper signage and safety measures has raised safety issues for visitors.

Despite these challenges, many guests still find value in the peaceful setting and the opportunity to experience nature without the crowds. For those willing to brave the difficult road, Redbank Spring Campground offers a unique and memorable camping experience that rewards adventurers with stunning natural beauty and tranquility.

Visitors are encouraged to exercise caution when traveling to the campground due to the challenging road conditions.
It is recommended to plan your trip carefully, especially if driving after dark or in poor weather conditions.
While the site lacks modern amenities like Wi-Fi, it offers a true back-to-nature experience that many find rewarding.

Location

Wyoming Pennington County Newcastle Briggs Springs Road

Customer Reviews

4.0

10 reviews

Scurvy P

Sep 20, 2024

A wonderful place, and a great place to get away from the tourists that can't understand that it's ok to not have Wi-Fi.

Nola Beni

Jun 06, 2019

This place is not even one star. My friend and i, two young girls arrived at 12:30 am last night and when driving up the terrible road, with no exageration, we were terrified for our lives. My car kept slipping on the gravel and almost going into to the huge ditch or off the edge of this extremely narrow road. The pot holes messed up the alignment of my car tires which made the drive worse and worse. There was no way to turn around since the road was so narrow. When we finally made it to the top there was only four campsites with no one else camping there. We were not comfortable staying there it overall was a very dangerous situation. There is no service which is understandable it’s iffy everywhere, but they also had no signs of any sort of navigation into and out of the campsite. They also had no reflectors or signs notifying us when there was a turn in the road and there were a lot of sharp turns. This was a completely terrifying and dangerous experience that could have been prevented by them if they were to close off the road for renovation, had lights or refltors, and signs. I would not recommend going into this park or forest at all because there’s a huge chance you might not come out.

Greg Schreurs

Sep 26, 2017

Nice little campground. Only 4 spots. Often fills up early. No reservations. Be sure you are equipped for off-grid camping (no power and no water). Excellent location for ATV riding. It does have pit toilets and fire rings. Bring your own wood.

Aaron Minard

Jun 26, 2015

Entrance is at Briggs Spring Road, is at the end next to the Reservoir. Google's position on the map is confusing. Secluded, no water or host, 4 sites and $10. Exactly what I wanted. Near a field that had Elk in it.

Jessica Costello

Jun 29, 2023

Great place quiet and peaceful. Unfortunately the outhouses at this time are being replaced.