Fort Welikit Family Campground i USA

Family Owned And Run Campground. Owners very involved and workampers very friendly and helpful. Ideal Home Base For Seeing The Sights Of Which There Are Many. Don’t Cut Your Time Short. Allow About A Week In Order To See And Do All The Great Adventures. Campsites For Camper Are Level. The Owners Have Made A lot Of Improvement Over The Last Few Years With More To Come. Standard tent sites, electric tent sites, Tipi, Kegs and cabins. Dog park and lots of room for the kids to run around. Clean family style restrooms.

för 4 år sedan

Drove here from Florida on our first major RV trip and was pleasantly surprised. September 2021. You never know sometimes by just seeing a place online, but this one was a keeper. The whole place was well kept. All the buildings, bathrooms, offices, playground, etc. Loved the trees. Safe for the kids to run around and has a nice big play area as well. Visited Rushmore, Crazyhorse, and Custer State Park while there. All within 30 driving time. We will definitely stay here again when we come back to this area.

för 4 år sedan

We stayed here May 7-10th 2015. We had only planned on staying for a couple of nights, but a huge snow storm came through, and we ended up staying for 4. We chose this campground becouse of its close proximity to Sylvan Lake, Custer State Park, and Jewel and Wind Cave. We arrived early in the camping season and were fortunate to have a large section of the campground all to ourselves. The campground is wooded, and the sites are a good size, easily accessible for bigger rigs. While it was not crowded when we visited, I could see it lacking privacy if it became busy. One end of the campground backs up a main road, which did not bother us, but during a busier season it may be more noisy. The campground owner was very kind and attentive to our needs during our stay. He made sure our area was plowed and that we were able get our rig out when we wanted to leave. The download speed was 30 MBS, if you are like us and work from the road :)

för 4 år sedan

This location may be good or bad depending on what you're looking for and your comfort level in maneuvering your rig. It's extremely wooded, and the map can be a little deceiving in terms of the scale. The site we are in didn't look very large on paper, but the host assured us we could get in. He was right, although backing in would have been much more difficult had some of my neighbors already been here. The streets also require care, as there are several curves that can be tricking with vehicles along the road. Everything is dirt/gravel, but they seem to take care of them (saw a tractor this morning pulling a grater to keep things level). There are several pull through sites, but even those could be difficult with a long rig and a full neighborhood. Some of the sites I've seen also have some steep changes in incline. Our neighbor had to remove his ball hitch from the back of the truck, as he couldn't get the ball to detach from his trailer given the incline that started halfway down his pull-through site. Needless to say, satellite isn't likely to work given the trees (didn't even try), but their cable worked well, and the electrical/water hookups were good. We have AT&T phones, which were useless for data. The Verizon jetpack seemed to work well. The camp hosts have been very pleasant, and despite the above, we would definitely consider staying here again, as long as we paid even more attention to exactly which site we were getting.

för 4 år sedan

This is a really cute family-owned campground. The staff is friendly and helpful. They shared a lot of good information about the area with us. They had had a lot of rain, so the green space and dog run were very soggy. We were disappointed that they charged an extra $5 for our son.

för 4 år sedan