Spacious Trailer Camping in Custer, South Dakota
Difficulty
easy
Duration
Flexible - from overnight to extended stays
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels as this is a campground stay primarily involving leisure and light walking
Overview
Looking for ample space and full hookups for your large trailer or Class C RV? Custer’s Last Chance RV Park offers the perfect spot for your South Dakota adventure, whether you’re staying a night or longer.
Details
Discover the ultimate camping experience at Custer's Last Chance RV Park & Campground, specially designed for trailers over 28 feet and large Class C motorhomes. Situated in the scenic Black Hills region of South Dakota, this campground offers full hookups with various amperage options to keep your adventure comfortable and hassle-free. Whether you prefer a quick overnight stay or an extended getaway, the spacious sites provide plenty of room for your rig plus outdoor gear and activities. The park also offers the option for dry camping, perfect for those seeking a more rustic experience without sacrificing access to modern amenities. Enjoy the peaceful natural surroundings with easy access to nearby attractions like Custer State Park, Jewel Cave, and Mount Rushmore. With a balance of convenience and wilderness, this experience is ideal for travelers who want to explore the great outdoors while having a reliable home base.
Adventure Tips
Reserve Early for Peak Seasons
Spaces for trailers over 28 feet fill up quickly during summer and fall, so book well in advance to secure your preferred dates.
Check Amp Service Needs
Confirm the amperage required for your RV’s systems to ensure compatibility with the park’s available hookup options.
Prepare for Variable Weather
South Dakota weather can change rapidly; bring layered clothing and waterproof gear to stay comfortable outdoors.
Explore Dry Camping Options
If you prefer a quieter spot without hookups, ask about dry camping availability for a more primitive experience.
Local Insights
Hidden Gems
- Sylvan Lake for scenic kayaking
- Grace Coolidge Creek for peaceful fishing spots
Wildlife
- Bison commonly roam nearby prairie lands
- Prairie dogs spotted near campground edges
History
The Black Hills area has significant Native American Lakota heritage and was central during the gold rush era.
Conservation
The park promotes sustainable camping practices, encouraging guests to minimize waste and protect natural resources.
Frequently Asked Questions
Photography Tips
Best Times
Best Viewpoints
- Sylvan Lake Shoreline
- Needles Highway pullouts
- Custer State Park scenic overlooks
What to Photograph
Recommended Gear
Surge Protector
Protect your RV’s electrical system from power surges during hookups.
Water Hose with Filter
Ensures clean water supply for drinking and washing at the campsite.
Portable Leveling Blocks
Helps you maintain a level parking spot for comfort and appliance function.
Layered Clothing
Adapt to changing temperatures throughout the day in spring and early summer.
spring specific