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VerifiedApril 6, 2026 Stayed at: 96, Loop: Butte
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910 reviews
Cedar Pass Campground offers beautiful scenery and a perfect location for exploring the Badlands, with friendly campground hosts and clean, spacious sites that provide privacy. Guests enjoy excellent stargazing opportunities and convenient access to trails and facilities. However, some reviews mention outdated showers and occasional cleanliness issues in the bathrooms, as well as a lack of shade and privacy between sites. Overall, visitors appreciate the campground's charm and its proximity to the park's attractions.
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4.3
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April 6, 2026 Stayed at: 96, Loop: Butte
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April 10, 2026 Stayed at: 17, Loop: Agate
The campground is basic. It’s in the middle of the park and feels smack dab in the middle of no where. There are no trees so you see all your neighbors. The sites are somewhat spaced in that you are not right next to someone but you’ve got neighbors in front and behind you. All of this is fine and within expectations. Water, electric and dump are all available and convenient. The biggest complaint I have is the pay showers that do not have hot water. Seems to be hit or miss because the men in our group were able to take hot showers but the women’s bathroom water was freezing.
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April 10, 2026 Stayed at: 17, Loop: Agate
The campground is basic. It’s in the middle of the park and feels smack dab in the middle of no where. There are no trees so you see all your neighbors. The sites are somewhat spaced in that you are not right next to someone but you’ve got neighbors in front and behind you. All of this is fine and within expectations. Water, electric and dump are all available and convenient. The biggest complaint I have is the pay showers that do not have hot water. Seems to be hit or miss because the men in our group were able to take hot showers but the women’s bathroom water was freezing.
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April 16, 2026 Stayed at: 76, Loop: Butte
The place is kept super clean -- managed by friendly Tom the Parks guy. There is a huge beach to walk (although littered with debris fyi) and the grounds are lovely also. At this time of year (mid April), there were only a couple other campers so it was quiet because we had the place to ourselves. The showers work wonderfully if you pick the correct one of 2 choices. The bathrooms are clean and modern. It is a very nice place to spend some time, and if you come at the right time, you might see a lot of birds.
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April 16, 2026 Stayed at: 76, Loop: Butte
The place is kept super clean -- managed by friendly Tom the Parks guy. There is a huge beach to walk (although littered with debris fyi) and the grounds are lovely also. At this time of year (mid April), there were only a couple other campers so it was quiet because we had the place to ourselves. The showers work wonderfully if you pick the correct one of 2 choices. The bathrooms are clean and modern. It is a very nice place to spend some time, and if you come at the right time, you might see a lot of birds.
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April 23, 2026 Stayed at: 63, Loop: Butte
This campground is A number one. The sites are spacious and have a picnic shelter with sturdy picnic tables. The host was very friendly and helpful. Bathrooms were clean and dishwashing station had two deep sinks and great water pressure. If you are tenting bring long sturdy ropes to tie your tent to the picnic shelter supports. It can get windy there. We had our dog with us and hiked the NorthEast Rd which was gravel. The scenery was wonderful and very little traffic. We drove the loop road the next day and went into Wall. The historic drug store is a must see. This is a beautiful park and was a great experience.
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April 23, 2026 Stayed at: 63, Loop: Butte
This campground is A number one. The sites are spacious and have a picnic shelter with sturdy picnic tables. The host was very friendly and helpful. Bathrooms were clean and dishwashing station had two deep sinks and great water pressure. If you are tenting bring long sturdy ropes to tie your tent to the picnic shelter supports. It can get windy there. We had our dog with us and hiked the NorthEast Rd which was gravel. The scenery was wonderful and very little traffic. We drove the loop road the next day and went into Wall. The historic drug store is a must see. This is a beautiful park and was a great experience.
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April 26, 2026 Stayed at: 22, Loop: Agate
Nice and peaceful. Desert like atmosphere and the stars were awesome. Nice to have electricity hook up and dump station
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April 26, 2026 Stayed at: 22, Loop: Agate
Nice and peaceful. Desert like atmosphere and the stars were awesome. Nice to have electricity hook up and dump station
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April 27, 2026 Stayed at: 74, Loop: Butte
Nice site for our Ford transit van. Site is close to restrooms with a picnic table at site. Perfect location to camp then go on short hikes (Recommend the cliff shelf, Door and Window trails). Beautiful views.
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20681 South Dakota Highway 240, Interior, SD 57750 United States
Elevation: 736 ft
Cedar Pass Campground is accessible via I-90, with nearby exits leading to SD Highway 240, the Badlands Loop Road, which provides direct access to the campground. Additionally, Scenic Highway 44 connects to the area.
The closest entrance is: Interior Entrance
Approximate drive: 0.5 mi · 1 min
Check in time
1PM
Check out time
11AM
Last updated: November 4, 2026