As you plan the rest of your summer around vacationing and traveling in South Dakota I hope you will experience camping and some of the hundreds of sites around the state. From rustic to luxurious, you and your family will be sharing your memorable adventures all over social media.

You can choose from several camping destinations just a short drive from Sioux Falls to the Glacier Lakes Region and out to the Black Hills.

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If you are looking for a unique place to relax and rest your head at the end of your day choose one of the many Glamping choices South Dakota has to offer.

I'm sure after you read Tammy Bashore's article from Travel South Dakota you'll do that side-eye and then book a few days of comfort at one of these eye-popping sites.

 

Custer Hospitality
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Buffalo Ridge Camp Resort

 

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Moccasin Springs/Travel South Dakota
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Moccasin Springs Natural Mineral Spa

 

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Firefly Treehouse

 

Outpost Adventures
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Outpost Adventures

 

Under Canvas Mount Rushmore
Under Canvas Mount Rushmore
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Under Canvas Mount Rushmore

 

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Arrowwood Resort and Conference Center at Cedar Shore

You may not see all the bling like those above, but these South Dakota camping alternatives offer more than just sleeping on the ground.

Modern Lodging

Camping Cabins

Horse Campsites

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[WARNING: Under no circumstances should you enter private or abandoned property. By doing so you risk bodily harm and/or prosecution for trespassing.]

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