Red Barn RV Park is a great little campground just of I-29, exit 73 and about 12 miles south of the intersection of I-90.

The campground has full hookups, and level, gravel pull thru sites. Each site has a picnic table and patio. They also have super clean bathrooms! They also have wi-fi, but it’s only available in specific locations within the property.

Red Barn has very reasonable rates. I recommend this campground and will return.

My wife and I were in the process of renewing our drivers license and we needed a RV Park Campground or Motel receipt for the D M V. We stayed at Tower Campground for 7 days.

The new managers were very helpful and friendly. Our space had full hookups including cable. Everything, including the cable, worked great. It is evident the managers are working hard to improve the campground. Our space was under trees so our motor home was well shaded. This was a clean, nice place to park our home on wheels.

When we picked up our mail at Alternative Resources the lady told us that a new car dealer has bought this block of an apartment building, a mobile home park, and the campground. They have removed the old junk trailers out of the mobile home park and are putting in large clean R V sites. The campground is next door and looks to be getting cleaned up also.

We were very happy with the space and the service provided. We would stay here again if we are in the area.

We had some concerns about a stay here due to some poor reviews. We needed to switch campgrounds here is Sioux Falls and were told that Tower had been working to restore thier image.

We have been here a couple of days and feel like the managers have been working hard to restore the campground’s image. They are really helpful and respond to any request with a great attitude. I used the laundry and found it clean and the machines in good order. The bathrooms and showers were clean. Some work needs to be done still but it appears that is underway.

Not much for the kids but that isn’t a problem for us. It’s a mom and pop type operation. We would stay here again. I would give it a 6 out 10.

You have to drive three miles into Lake Manawa State Park before you find the camping area. The camping slots are all on gravel. The sites with the best lake access are all “dry camping” sites, and will hold tents or small trailers and campers. The bigger rigs will need to be in the pull-throughs in the center.

The sites with the best access to the lake are sites 1-5; and sites 7-17 odd. Sites 19, 20, and 22 also give you lake access, but down a longer path. If you decide you really, really, REALLY want an electric site, you may need an extension cord. Two sites share one pole between them. Depending on whether you are on the “correct” side, or the “wrong” side, you may, or may not, need the extension cord. I was glad I happened to have one.

Each site has a picnic table and fire ring. The sites do not have water, you need to fill up at one of the water faucets in the park before you park. The sites do not have sewer, you use the community sewer dump. At this time, you are not allowed to bring in wood from out of state due to a certain bug problem.

The campground host was friendly and helpful. The bathrooms weren’t the greatest, but at least the showers were free. However, you had to keep pressing the button, as you only get 20 seconds of lukewarm water (I timed it…). Recommend wearing shower shoes.

I stayed two nights. Verizon Air Card worked just fine. Park was ok for the price, but nothing spectacular.

I had just crossed the Missouri State Line on Interstate 90 and there were NO RV parks in sight for miles, according to any source that I had. I just randomly took an exit, hoping to find SOMETHING. I weasled around, and ended up in Craig, MO.

Oh my, a sign! Outback RV park, 2 blocks away! I drove to it. Oh my. Seven spaces on grass near an alley behind the buildings on main street. I saw some local towns people, so I inquired as to whether I would be safe. I was assured that I would be safe. I called the “after hours” phone number on the sign, only to get voice mail. I left a message that I was there, and I would pay if they found me.

I finally located the owner at a local community fish fry (which I attended) that happened to be occurring that night. I paid, and he told me he didn’t have any receipts. If you arrive during the day, you pay at the local hardware store.

Now, for what you get. Park has 30 amp and 50 amp, and sewer. There is only one water faucet, a community one. That’s pretty much it. I wouldn’t enter the park from the street, there is a slight rut along the street. I would go into the alley and drive anywhere on the grass from the alley. (This might be cumbersome if you have a toad.)

The park can accommodate big rigs, but it might be cumbersome having to come through the alley. The neighbors next to the RV park have a barky dog that you may have to put up with, and trains do shake the ground. But for $15 (price as of this writing), you can put up with this for one night.

Warning, I did get some occasional power surges on 30 amp. Verizon Air Card barely worked.

We spent a wounderful time this past July and August at Windmill Campground. We had been on a long trip and it was the perfect place to unwind for a month.

The couple that own the campground were great… friendly and helpful. We enjoyed their company very much. The campground was quiet. The property was mostly shaded which was hard to find in this area of South Dakota.

We can’t wait to go back this summer.

Wylie Park Campground is a beautiful, 210-acre, municipally operated property located one mile north of the city of Aberdeen on U.S. Highway 281. The park caters to the citizens of Aberdeen as well as tourists.

There are tons of recreational opportunities here including camping, picnicking and playground areas, swimming beach, miniature golf, softball, volleyball, horseshoes and miles of rambling recreational trails throughout the park. The park also has special attractions such as Storybook Land, the Land of Oz and wildlife exhibits featuring deer, elk, buffalo and a variety of birds.

The campground is beautiful. There are 92 full hook-up sites, each with a large paved pad, concrete patio and a picnic table. Neatly maintained grass areas are between each site, with some trees scattered about. Easy access for big rigs too. They also have several camping cabins.

The large Campground Registration Building features a spacious lobby and registration area along with a camp store with a good selection of camping supplies, groceries and souvenirs. There is a laundry room with six washers and dryers. Internet access is provided to campers at no charge to check their email.

Wylie Park is a great family camping and recreational opportunity. Tons of amenities and things to do in a beautiful setting!

This was another one night stand for us. All of the services were typical of a High-Traffic KOA. The pool, showers, and store were clean and efficient. Without reservations, we were quickly checked in and escorted to our site. The nearby (and overhead) Interstate highway is an extreme distraction. The constant noise deterred any thoughts of relaxing outside.Restaurants and fuel are all convenient and the easy-off, easy-on make it a good rest stop.