Venture into the heart of rural tradition and Western heritage for a unique RV camping experience that encapsulates the spirit of the frontier. With six convenient electrical hookups and ample open space, this host location invites you to unwind in an authentic environment that harks back to the roots of yesteryear. An additional fee of $25 secures your electric hookup, ensuring your comfort as you soak in the serene surroundings. Guided by the host's precise directions and bypassing unreliable GPS routes, your journey leads to a mere 1 1/2 miles of gravel road under the wide skies, guiding you to this pastoral sanctuary. Please note, accessibility might be affected by inclement weather, with rain and snow potentially impacting the site access. Immerse yourself in the local history with options for both self-guided and host-led tours, featuring a quaint rural schoolhouse, a 1940's tourist cabin, and the original 1906 homestead shanty, offering an intimate window into the past. The nearby 1940s cabin also offers lodging with two bedrooms and a newly refurbished bathroom for those seeking an overnight stay imbued with character. Explorations can lead you to the always-open camp store, housed in a standalone camper, where honesty is the currency and a selection of products await your perusal. For equestrian enthusiasts, this locale not only offers a tranquil stop for RV campers but also touts inside and outside pens for horsesa testament to the host's commitment to a true Western way of life. Situated just six miles from I-90 and the conveniences of a Love's Station with a dump site, this Harvest Hosts location ensures your needs are met without sacrificing the tranquility of its rural setting. Perfect for event hosting, from mounted shootings to barrel races, this site is adaptable and welcoming to groups looking to embrace the Western lifestyle. As you mingle with those who live and breathe rodeo, raising Corriente cattle, and nurturing bucking bulls, the passion for this way of life is palpable. Pet-friendlywith a humorous caveat against bears, as per the host's unique experiencethis charming spot beckons travelers to discover a world where the Western soul rides free. Whether youre in command of an RV, without horses or with them in tow, the spirit of camaraderie and tradition awaits you here.

Your membership includes an overnight stay at a Host. Extra nights are available at the Host's discretion.

Please let me know as soon as possible if you want to stay extra nights. Permission, of course will be granted depending on availability. We don't charge an additional fee for staying an extra night, but if a guest uses the electric hookup on the second night, we charge $25 for the hookup.

The electric hookups are located along the rodeo arena fence. We charge $25 for an electric hookup. There is also a hookup on the east side of the white schoolhouse (if you park parallel in front of the schoolhouse, you won't have to unhook if you are pulling a vehicle). There is also a hookup behind the Camp Store so you may park on the south side of the Camp Store. Campers using solar or generators should park away from the hookups. The best place is in the clover on the south side of the camp store along the fence when you first drive in.

Homemade Beef Jerky, summer sausage and pemmican: Bad River Jerky (https://www.facebook.com/badriverjerky) Local Honey. Lots of South Dakota Made products. Homemade jellies and jams: chokecherry, mulberry, apple butter, strawberry/rhubarb, etc. Farm fresh eggs raised here on our ranch. Our 10-year-old granddaughter Addison loves to deliver her eggs to you because she gets to drive our side-by-side. Beaded necklaces made by our cowgirl granddaughters and grandsons: Acacia, Cedar, Arrow, Bold and Action. 6 electrical hook-ups. $25 per night. Please let me know if you would like a Ranch tour, which includes the 1906 original shanty and outhouse that are listed on the National Historic Registry, a 1940's tourist cabin and a rural schoolhouse. You may take a self-guided tour of the schoolhouse and the cabin (if no one is staying there. It is listed on VRBO.) Our daughter on the same property has dog kennels available if you want to leave your dog with them while you travel the area.