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About Echo Valley Park Campground
If you're heading for a family day out in the Black Hills, you might want to extend it for a few days when you hear how many things there are to see and do out there! If you do, Echo Valley Park Campground is in the prime location for it!
The Black Hills in South Dakota are filled with history and fun, and Echo Valley just happens to be 3.5 miles north of Custer, and RIGHT next to Crazy Horse Mountain, so they're not a bad place to start!
Have a guess what is 20 miles away? Only Mount Rushmore! Custer State Park is only 7 miles away too, so this family friendly campground is set right in the middle of it all, and ready to give you a place to create some holiday memories in!
The campground itself is equipped for families wanting to escape in their RV, as well as those families wanting to take it back to the old classic way of camping and just bringing a tent to pitch. The tent sites are shaded so you get the best of both worlds!
There are several large pull through RV sites too if you have those bigger rigs.
In addition to all those incredible and iconic American sites that surround you at Echo Valley Park, there is also an incredible wilderness to explore! Hikers can explore the Buck Horn Wilderness Area, and the Thunder Head Mountain region - it's a place not many people explore so you will be seeing some incredible things!
It really is a nature lovers paradise, with a beautiful lake great for fishing, and wildlife to spot.
Enjoy the sights and sounds of South Dakota, and true wilderness with Echo Valley Park Campground - don't forget to say hi to General Custer!
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They are keeping the area clean and looking out for the wildlife and nature, help them out by picking up all of your trash before you leave
What is there to do?
Access the Buck Horn Wilderness Area and Thunder Head Mountain region in the Black Hills National Forest Service, seldom traveled. There is also fishing, horse-riding trails and caves in the area!
I’m Hungry! Can I get food at Echo Valley Park Campground?
There are picnic tables where you can enjoy your food! It's best to arrive all supplied up.
Any top tips when visiting?
If you're there for the Sturgis Rally their rates stay the same!
How are the facilities at the attraction?
On site there is a shower house, laundry, RV and tent camping, as well as cabins that can sleep up to 5
Is Echo Valley Park Campground fully accessible?
If you have special needs and require assistance, just give them a call to see how they can help!
Any additonal information?
Pets needs to be kept on a leash or contained at all times
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