The best campervan parks near Soldier Creek

·

Pull your campervan into Soldier Creek and you’ll find over 320 options built for wheels, not tents. This pocket of the Midwest caters to travelers who want sites where campfires are allowed, pets are welcome, and toilets are standard. Prices average around $50 a night, but if you’re watching your budget, you’ll spot spots for as little as $24. The valley’s open terrain draws wind sport enthusiasts and off-roaders, while wildlife sightings—think deer, wild turkeys, and the occasional coyote—keep the binoculars busy. Top picks include Diamond A Cattle Ranch (56 reviews), where fields stretch for miles; Seven Pines Ranch River Retreat (50 reviews), set right on the water’s edge; and North Camp (46 reviews), with easy access to off-road trails. If you’re rolling through, this is where campervan travel feels simple and straightforward.

99% (135)

Top-rated campgrounds near Soldier Creek

4. Cedar Canyon Campground

100%
(4)
36mi from Soldier Creek · 13 sites · Tents, RVs
We have a very quiet private campground with 12 full hookups sites. Your hosts Gene &Jo live in cabin onsite to answer any questions you might have. Private campsite with full hookups in a beautiful setting. Panoramic views , Enjoy the peaceful setting, hiking and wildlife on our family acreage. We are located just off of Hwy 44 and Hwy 73 in South Central SD. We are approximately 30 minutes drive from the South entrance to the Badlands National park at Interior, and 1.5 hours from Rapid City. Come with supplies, there is limited shopping approximately 10 miles from nearest shopping in Wanblee. This is a remote area, safe for single travelers. Picnic tables and covered camp shelter with electric available We are located 18 miles south of Kadoka SD on SD HWY 73 and 2 miles north of Junction SD Hwy 44 and SD Hwy73.
Pets
Campfires
Full hookups
from 
$65
 / night

5. Bunkhouse Campground

98%
(20)
47mi from Soldier Creek · 3 sites · Tents, RVs
This is just a little triangle of land on the edge of a small town with three full camper hookups. It is a convenient semiprivate location on your way to your destination. We are located “where the Badlands Begin” 20 minutes from the Badlands National Park. We are a tiny spot, 3 campers max, most likely just one possibly two campers, with a few trees, a couple pf picnic tables and a firepit. Kadoka is a safe, quiet, small ranching community. There is a small grocery store on main st. It is open Mon thru Sat from 9 to 6. Main street is also home to the post office, a laundromat and a flower shop. The city bar with on and off sale options is also located on main street. There is a subway and cafe ( the Sunset Grille) both located on the hwy 73 entrance to town. Kadoka has a city park with a swimming pool, covered picnic area and children's playground . The pool is open weekdays June and July. One last thing, Kadoka is a small town with volunteer fire and rescue teams. If there is a fire or car wreck, the siren will go off and continue until the volunteers arrive. It will stop, and you don’t need to do anything. It’s one of those things you get used to when you live here, but is a bit startling if you are not accustomed to it.
Pets
Campfires
Full hookups
from 
$65
 / night

Pull your campervan into Soldier Creek and you’ll find over 320 options built for wheels, not tents. This pocket of the Midwest caters to travelers who want sites where campfires are allowed, pets are welcome, and toilets are standard. Prices average around $50 a night, but if you’re watching your budget, you’ll spot spots for as little as $24. The valley’s open terrain draws wind sport enthusiasts and off-roaders, while wildlife sightings—think deer, wild turkeys, and the occasional coyote—keep the binoculars busy. Top picks include Diamond A Cattle Ranch (56 reviews), where fields stretch for miles; Seven Pines Ranch River Retreat (50 reviews), set right on the water’s edge; and North Camp (46 reviews), with easy access to off-road trails. If you’re rolling through, this is where campervan travel feels simple and straightforward.

99% (135)

Top-rated campgrounds near Soldier Creek

4. Cedar Canyon Campground

100%
(4)
36mi from Soldier Creek · 13 sites · Tents, RVs
We have a very quiet private campground with 12 full hookups sites. Your hosts Gene &Jo live in cabin onsite to answer any questions you might have. Private campsite with full hookups in a beautiful setting. Panoramic views , Enjoy the peaceful setting, hiking and wildlife on our family acreage. We are located just off of Hwy 44 and Hwy 73 in South Central SD. We are approximately 30 minutes drive from the South entrance to the Badlands National park at Interior, and 1.5 hours from Rapid City. Come with supplies, there is limited shopping approximately 10 miles from nearest shopping in Wanblee. This is a remote area, safe for single travelers. Picnic tables and covered camp shelter with electric available We are located 18 miles south of Kadoka SD on SD HWY 73 and 2 miles north of Junction SD Hwy 44 and SD Hwy73.
Pets
Campfires
Full hookups
from 
$65
 / night

5. Bunkhouse Campground

98%
(20)
47mi from Soldier Creek · 3 sites · Tents, RVs
This is just a little triangle of land on the edge of a small town with three full camper hookups. It is a convenient semiprivate location on your way to your destination. We are located “where the Badlands Begin” 20 minutes from the Badlands National Park. We are a tiny spot, 3 campers max, most likely just one possibly two campers, with a few trees, a couple pf picnic tables and a firepit. Kadoka is a safe, quiet, small ranching community. There is a small grocery store on main st. It is open Mon thru Sat from 9 to 6. Main street is also home to the post office, a laundromat and a flower shop. The city bar with on and off sale options is also located on main street. There is a subway and cafe ( the Sunset Grille) both located on the hwy 73 entrance to town. Kadoka has a city park with a swimming pool, covered picnic area and children's playground . The pool is open weekdays June and July. One last thing, Kadoka is a small town with volunteer fire and rescue teams. If there is a fire or car wreck, the siren will go off and continue until the volunteers arrive. It will stop, and you don’t need to do anything. It’s one of those things you get used to when you live here, but is a bit startling if you are not accustomed to it.
Pets
Campfires
Full hookups
from 
$65
 / night

Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community

Value Prop
Value Prop
Happy farmer sitting in a truck in a grassy field
Happy farmer sitting in a truck in a grassy field