Winter Camping
Nightly and Monthly RV Sites
Experience the magic of winter camping in the Black Hills! As the snow blankets the landscape, our campground transforms into a serene winter wonderland, perfect for those seeking solitude and adventure. We are one of the few Black Hills campgrounds that stays open year round! Enjoy activities like ice fishing, skiing, and winter hiking amidst the stunning scenery.
Cozy up by the campfire under a sky filled with stars, and embrace the crisp, refreshing air. Whether you're a seasoned winter camper or trying it for the first time, the Black Hills offer a unique escape that will warm your heart.
Key Points
- Peaceful Atmosphere: Escape the crowds and enjoy the tranquility of nature in its quietest season.
- Stunning Scenery: Enjoy breathtaking winter landscapes, including snow-covered pine trees and serene trails.
- Campfire Comfort: Warm up with a campfire, perfect for gathering with family and friends.
- Amenities: Free Wi-Fi and 30 Amp electric hookups at each site.
- Please Note: Water to individual sites is shut off and winterized from October to May.
Starting from $40.00/night.
Hiking
Beat the crowds and come hike the Hills during the winter! Winter is a great time for hiking in the Black Hills, as there is very low traffic out at the popular hiking areas! Some of our favorite nearby trails are of course the trail that is just a quarter mile off of the back side of the property, Iron Creek Trail, Ghost Town, Lovers Leap, Black Elk Peak(FKA Harney Peak), Sunday Gulch, and the infamous Poets Table.
Adventure
Winter is the PERFECT time to adventure the Black Hills. There is much lower traffic during the winter allowing for much for exploration. Go visit the buffalo at Custer State Park, see the faces at Mount Rushmore, eat at many of the Black Hills restaurants and bars, or just take a drive to see the breathtaking views this beautiful area has to offer.
Ice Fishing
Cloud Nine Camping has very close proximity to a couple of some very great lakes. Come out for the weekend and score some nice trout out on the frozen water. Lakota lake is 3 miles from camp and Center Lake is 5.5 miles away. These are just a couple of the closest lakes. You can also visit Sheridan Lake, Pactola Lake, Horse Thief Lake, Stockade Lake, Bismark Lake, Legion Lake, Sylvan Lake, and more!
