Black Hills · South Dakota
120 acres of Black Hills forest. Full-hookup RV sites, tent camping, and fire rings. No Wi-Fi. Just trees, silence, and the kind of sleep you can't get anywhere else.
120
Acres of Forest
4
Seasons Open
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Signals Received
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Real Road In
The Experience
Boondocks sits on 120 acres of mature pine and oak along the edge of the Black Hills. There are no trailers, no stages, no crowded pull-throughs. Just trees, fire pits, and the kind of darkness at night that makes you remember what stars actually look like.
Full hookups — water, electric, and sewer — on gravel pads nestled between mature pines. Sites are spacious and private, with room to spread out and a fire ring at each spot.
Shaded sites among the pines with flat, well-drained ground. Each tent spot includes a fire ring and a clearing large enough for two tents. Bring your own gear — everything else is here.
Every site has a stone fire ring. Gather wood nearby or bring your own. After dark, the sky opens up — no streetlights, no glow. Just the Milky Way hanging low over the pines.
Miles of hiking and mountain biking trails weave through the property and connect to surrounding Black Hills national forest land. Deer, turkeys, and elk are regular visitors at dawn.
Camping Options
Full hookup · gravel pad
Shaded · natural ground
Rates vary by season. Call for current pricing and availability.
“The best camping I’ve done in the Black Hills. No complaints, no noise, just trees.”
— A returning guest
Location
We sit at the edge of the Black Hills, about 30 minutes north of Rapid City. The drive in is on a maintained county road — no four-wheel drive needed, but your phone will lose service somewhere past the tree line. That’s the point.
Address
22762 161st Ave
New Underwood, SD 57761-6146
Getting Here
From Rapid City: take US-16/385 north toward Custer, then east on SD-244. Turn north onto county road 161. We’re about 8 miles in — look for the gravel pull-off and the sign.
Reserve Your Site
Call us to check availability and reserve your spot. We’re open year-round — spring through fall is busiest, but the winter silence is something else entirely.
We'll call you back as soon as we can.
