Boots Campground — Reviews

Everything was as expected. Saw lots of wildlife near our campsite. Loved our stay.

The location was perfect. Being in the Badlands was amazing . It was great having the hook up next to camper. The sites were tight.. not much space to put out our chairs to enjoy the scenery. Most campers had tow vehicles or are towing so space was so tight and close. Perhaps overflow parking? The people next to us had yappy dogs ..being so close we could not enjoy being outside and could hear people speaking. In their campers. Great place but way to many campers in small space.

The sites were quite close together, some right on top of cabins. Fortunately we were in 13 which had noone on one side. While we understood there were no showers or bathrooms (but full hookups) we were disappointed there was only one picnic table in the whole campground which was near someone else's site, no firepits. Requested a table, no response. We have a small camper and cook ourside a lot. Would not stay again for extended time, maybe a night.

The setup for campsites and how to get to the upper tiers is very confusing. Backing in to site#10 was not happening because the approach was on a very steep hill with a cabin immediately adjacent. We ended up going through Site #11, squeezing between a parked rig and the power post for Site#9. If a car had been parked there, Site #10 would have been unnavigable. Nice grassy area for dogs. Construction noise starting at 6:30am and not quiet until dark. Was not notified of the construction prior to arrival and ground to enter campground was very poorly managed with vehicles obstructing drive and crew using and intruding on campground. People in one cabin were very loud not respectful of quiet for others. Poor communication with management - no response when contacted. No one on site to manage issues when they arise. All I'll say is, it's an overpriced place to stay as a campground. They are just interested in raking in $ to fill space. Seems to cater more to cabin rentals.

No bathrooms or showers. Construction by road entry made entry and exit challenging. Out in the boonies but quite a nice few, small.

It was a beautiful location just out of town. Easy to get too. Sites were small but it was good for just the 1 night. Only thing missing was a garbage dumpster. It was very quiet.

No Problems

Convenient, quiet site with beautiful views.

Very nice quaint campground in a really great town. Restaurants that we ate at were very good and are great!

It was fine but there was some sort of pipe sticking up next to the picnic table, I am not sure what it was but it had a rock on top of it and had a very unpleasant smell coming from it. We were just using the spot for a place to sleep and it was fine for that.

Great views, but sites are small.

No lighting for at night. Water, electric and sewer were in the front of the site.

Secluded, quiet, well maintained.

Nice clean & quiet basecamp for visiting the TR NP and Library.

Nice quiet and clean.

Basically Boondocking with hookups. We paid for 2 nights, but only stayed for 1.

RV’s are jammed together - 4-5 feet away on both sides

very cramped tight parking lot. Noisy with construction 50' away.

We found the campsite easily. But we came in when dark and my GPS wanted us to go N up toward a house vs the campsite. Perhaps a sign saying “all campsites this way with an arrow.” Also we were lucky to have site 13 and saw it right away otherwise it would have been difficult to see site numbers and directions in the dark.