RV Camping in South Dakota

Great stay! Easy to find and close to town. Open parking overlooks Pierre and the river, with a livestock stockyard and feed mill below that really brings SD cowboy culture to life. The museum is well thought out and interactive for the whole family — our kids loved the dress-up area and virtual bull ride. The gift shop had plenty of snacks and gifts to take home. Cowboy culture comes to life here — highly recommend!

Everyone here is extremely nice and friendly. Easy in and out. We did stay 2 nights. There is a Love's RV across the street, but can't imagine why you would stay there because its so busy 24/7. There are 6 buildings with tons of farm equipment, old cars, and more. You can tell the volunteers have put a lot of time in to keeping all the equipment in good shape. Nice walk back in time. Would definately stay again. Thank you!

Easy parking. Fairly level. Host is friendly and welcoming. Quiet. No streetlights which to me is the best part!

We loved this spot, lots of room and convenient , friendly bar good beers and so close to mt Rushmore the next day it was perfect for our trip

We really enjoyed our stay at the Ingalls Homestead in De Smet, South Dakota. Charles Ingalls homesteaded this land under the Homestead Act in the 1880s, and Laura Ingalls Wilder lived here from ages 13 to 18. Since Little House on the Prairie was such a big part of my childhood, this was a very nostalgic stop for me. Check-in was easy, and the staff was extremely friendly and helpful. We set up at the end of the hill on somewhat uneven ground, but we were able to make it work. It is definitely windy on the prairie, and a storm blew in overnight. The staff kindly let us know the bathrooms could be used as a storm shelter if needed. We didn’t use the hookups but were able to get a small bucket of water. We arrived after the farm was closed but were still able to walk around and look at the buildings. We also went into town to visit other places connected to the Ingalls family. The prairie was beautiful, with wildflowers, prairie dogs, birds, and cows and horses in the distance. There were also other families staying, along with covered wagons, which added to the experience. Thank you for this very nostalgic opportunity!

We watched Smokey and the Bandit as well as Dukes of Hazard before we stayed here. Our girls were very excited when they seen these two cars. They also enjoyed a lot of other history in the museum.

Will definitely return. Super friendly hosts. Delicious beers and really fun place. Unfortunately we arrived late so the " party" was pretty much done for the night but clearly should be a destination. Tables, chairs, games outside by the stream. Lots of space and fin inside big venue. And the self-pull on beer taps was fun and allowed lots of tasting.

This was a beautiful winery. Had some amazing wines and great pizza. Very peaceful with beautiful sunsets

Top notch stop! We were greeted warmly and check-in was quick and easy. As Harvest Host users, we practically had the whole backyard and creek to ourselves to relax and enjoy. The beer, wine, and food were all delicious — a great way to unwind after a day on the road. 100/10 would recommend to any fellow Harvest Hosts travelers. We'll definitely be back!

Wow…did not expect this place to be so cool! Had such an impressive collection of cars, trucks, motorcycles and every collectible you could imagine! The buildings and old west appeal were an added touch. We also love the Dukes are f Hazard and the American Pickers! Highly recommend this place!!

Great communication, easy to get to, perfect parking, and epic food/drinks! Highly recommend!