Campsites and Caravan Sites

This collection of campsites and caravan sites is situated within the Black Hills National Forest of South Dakota. These locations provide direct access to key natural features including Roubaix Lake, Dalton Lake, and Spearfish Creek. Campgrounds like Comanche Park and Dutchman are characterized by dense ponderosa pine forests, while others serve as convenient trailheads for the Centennial Trail. Most sites offer basic amenities such as picnic tables and fire rings, with many providing proximity to trout fishing, swimming, and hiking routes.

Big Pine Campground

Campground located near Custer featuring sites shaded by mature ponderosa pines.

Creekside campground

Campsite situated along Spearfish Creek, providing access to fishing and nearby hiking trails.

Comanche Park Campground

National Forest campground near Jewel Cave National Monument featuring 34 sites set in a ponderosa pine forest.

Dalton Lake Campground

Offers 11 sites adjacent to a small mountain lake with access to the Centennial Trail and trout fishing.

Boxelder Forks Campground

Features 14 sites located near Boxelder Creek, suitable for fishing and quiet forest stays.

Robaix Lake Campground

Large campground with 56 sites, a swimming beach, and a designated fishing pier on the lake.

Hanna Campground

Small site with 13 units located near Spearfish Creek, frequently used for fly fishing.

Ditch Creek Campground

Remote 10-site area providing access to Castle Creek and nearby off-highway vehicle (OHV) trails.

Whitetail Campground

Wooded area near Deerfield Reservoir with 12 sites and access to boating and fishing.

Castle Peak Campground

High-altitude, remote campground with 9 sites located near the upper reaches of Castle Creek.

Dutchman Campground

Features 38 sites set in a ponderosa pine forest near Deerfield Reservoir.