We stayed here for 5 nights in the Ranch Camp area in a tent this past June. This area is shaded and pretty and seems like a real campground...not like a KOA. The sites are well spaced, the restrooms/showers were clean. Ranch Camp is furthest from the store and pool, but with bikes you can get down there in a jif. The location is just outside of Hill City and it is close to everything you would want to do in the Black Hills. The Mickelson Trail is right on the property so if you're a biker or a runner, this a great place to take advantage of that beautiful trail. You have water, electricity and a fire pit, but still feel like your roughing it because of the beautiful surroundings. The rest of the property wasn't as shaded and pretty as Ranch Camp was and there were some areas that did seem like a KOA, but some people like that. They had campsites, RV sites, and cabins. My kids swam in the pool almost every day and other than it being cold (it was the earlier part of June) they enjoyed the pool area. The food available at the store was just basic and kind of expensive, but Hill City is not far away. Overall, I really liked it and would suggest it to people visiting the Black Hills.

Stayed here for 2 nights & from the moment you enter the campground you realize that it is one of the best in the country. The campground is huge, well maintaned, clean & quiet. You get the feeling that it is well managed & that everything is in place.
I stayed in a traditional 4-person cabin & it was a very good stay. The cabin is located in an area just off the entrance from hill city side & it was among 10 or so other cabins.The cabin is very simple and very clean with 1 queen bed, twin bunkbeds, a table & couple of chairs. There is also a heater in the cabin which worked very well. However, be warned that the cabin lack any kind of beddings at all (no linens, pillows, covers) so you have to make sure to bring your own with you.
The bathrooms/showers are located at one end of the area, & they are spotlessly clean & large.

Great location and what you see on the web site is what you get, you have plenty of space between camp sites and your less than an hour from most of all the major sites. The bathhouse is clean and spotless and the wildlife (deer) walks thru the park almost every night, people are friendly overall a great place to stay to get away from the rat race and kick back and count the stars at night or have a campfire and relax

We rented one of the traditional 4-person cabins for a 1-night stay on a cross-country road trip. The cabin is very simple, but comfortable and pet-friendly. (Not all of the cabins are pet-friendly, so make sure you confirm.) There was a queen bed, twin bunkbeds, and a little table. No linens, so make sure you bring some or have sleeping bags. The bathrooms are clean, and they also have washers/dryers available. The pancake breakfast is a great way to start your morning, and I can promise that you will be full all day! Make sure to stop by the old barn and read the history of the ranch. It's quite interesting.