Elkhorn Ridge RV Resort

Attention Bikers & Glampers — this is a great place to stay, offers camping year round.
The facility and campground are very new and have every amenity one could want in a campground. There are 186 paved RV sites (mostly pull through), a bunch of tent camping sites, and 36 fully furnished large and small cabins. Full hook-​ups include on lot water, sewer, electrical (20, 30, or 50 amp service), free wi-​fi, and cable. I stayed in a back-​in site for $ 50 per night, plus tax (rates are higher for bike week), pull through sites are $ 60 per night, and cabins range from $ 135 to $ 185 per night. The staff are professional, helpful and friendly. Elkhorn Ridge does offer AAA and Good Sam discounts (10%), and are pet friendly.
The resort itself has a ton of amenities, well beyond my camping needs (showers and flush toilets), including: heated outdoor pool; 2 hot tubs; lighted tennis and basketball courts; shared fire pits; 2 very clean shower/​laundry houses; large and small dog parks and walking path; and so much more. The RV park is affiliated with the Elkhart Ridge Golf Club. The ‘camp store’ is fully stocked with everything you might need for camping, like flashlights, batteries, etc., some groceries, and an extremely large assortment of beer, wine, and liquor (FYI: they do not stock cigarettes). The café’ in the main office makes a mean breakfast sandwich for about $ 5, and serves all you can eat pancakes for $ 5 — free coffee.
Surrounded by the scenic Black Hills, not far from Deadwood and Sturgis, this place is a true destination spot for families and solos, big rigs and small rigs, and has something for everyone.

It is a new place, with good views of the hills around. Lots are wide, with paved RV pad. Green grass all over, wide streets for very easy turning into RV lots, Very Clean bath houses. And little store and other thing in main office. For Big Big rigs, you can keep your car hooked on= all the way to final placement.