Whitetail

Great location. Camp host was a very nice lady

An excellent location for exploring surrounding areas.

ALWAYS A BEAUTIFUL PLACE TO CAMP!

Camp host was very helpful with our stay. However everyone camping seems to have dogs which are rarely leashed which is the rule. They barked a lot. Several camp groups near us seemed to think it was their own private party place and did not honor the 10pm to 6am quiet time. They apparently have never been told what “quiet” means nor read the placque that also requires dogs must be leashed at all times. A bit unnerving when dogs charge at you when walking by their site to fetch water or use outhouse. Wud help if host cud drive thru at 10pm to assure quiet time is in compliance to give the rest of us some peace and quiet to enjoy our vacation.

We had a beautiful 5 days. I highly recommend being prepared with everything you need so you don't have to drive the 30+minutes into Hill city. Spend it going out hiking or fishing instead😍

Campground was very neat and clean and the campground host was very friendly and helpful. Fishing was also great.

Wonderful campground with the most amazing host. Roger is a true gem, I hope to see him again next season. Roger takes true pride in his care for the campground and its patrons! The grounds are clean, well kept, and monitored, we had a great time!

Nice campground. We tent camped and flat spots were non-existent except parking pad of gravel. Still, the site was nice, clean, lake views, host had things under control and made good new friends. Would book there again without a worry. Deerfield Lake is beautiful.

Camp host was incredibly pleasant and helpful upon arriving at the site. The site was clean and well tended without feeling like a KOA spot. Vault toilets were also clean.

We enjoyed having a very central base of operations while we explored the Black Hills and having the reservoir a short hike away meant we could take an afternoon dip to cool off.

We love to four wheel in this area and the lake is beautiful. We just wish you would upgrade the campground! The dust is overwhelming by the end of the weekend. Paved roads and real bathrooms with running water would be great. Cottonwood Springs near Hot Springs has paved roads and flush toilets with sinks for $18.00 a night. Campgrounds in Pierre, run by GFP, have electricity and full bathrooms for about $23.00 a night. The Forest Service gets $24.00 a night for dusty roads and vault toilets! I think you can do better. We only stay here less than once a year for these reasons. I do love that one can make reservations however so you don't drive up there for nothing. Beautiful area, I just want more basic amenities. Thanks!