Mount Rushmore memorializes the birth, growth, preservation and development of the United States of America. Between 1927 and 1941, Gutzon Borglum and 400 workers sculpted the 60-foot busts of Presidents George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt, and Abraham Lincoln to represent the first 150 years of American history. Visitors to the memorial come primarily to view the granite sculpture itself, but also of interest is the Sculptor's Studio built under the direction of the artist, Gutzon Borglum, in 1939. Unique plaster models and tools related to the sculpting process are displayed there.
Heartland Campground:
At the “heart” of some of the area’s greatest attractions, this park is the host of the annual Sturgis motorcycle rally, which will be celebrating its historic 70th run in mid-August. Its facilities include 140 RV sites providing 20, 30, and 50 amp service, 10 sites that are over 75 feet long, and 16 cabins. For tent campers, there are 50 individual sites Everyone can enjoy cable TV, Internet, hot tub, and free swimming pool.
Check out the following Popular Mount Rushmore National Park Campgrounds
Rush-No-More RV Park
Offering full hookups at 30 or 50 amps and luxury sites stocked with gas grill, patio, and even hot tubs, Rush-No-More is a top-rated vacation destination right on the edge of the local national forest. “Weekly steak night”, free wireless internet and even a guest computer you can use at your leisure round out the special features. If you don’t feel like bringing the ol’ RV, cabins range from spartan sleepers all the way up to luxury surroundings worthy of a honeymoon.
Palmer Gulch
The Lodge at Palmer Gulch is a Kampgrounds of America location, one of the most developed and popular in that great franchise. It has 500 total tent camping and RV sites, including 50-amp sites with full hookup. There are over 50 cabins, a variety of lodge rooms, and even six “executive lodges” serviced by three meeting rooms. As for the amenities, you can enjoy a restaurant, two sets of pools, a water slide, mini-golf, and of course,nightly shuttles to Mt. Rushmore itself.
Fort Wellkit Family Campground
Black Hills RV has a great assortment of tent camping sites on a range of trails and forested areas. Your RV is welcome in “big rig” sites that are just as versatile, with 50 amp pull-through accommodations. Fort Wellkit is convenient to horse riding at Custer State Park or National Forest, and of course, within a short journey of Rushmore. The camp grounds are known for their proximity to roaming buffalo, a hallmark of the American west that was very nearly wiped out.
Heartland Campground:
At the “heart” of some of the area’s greatest attractions, this park is the host of the annual Sturgis motorcycle rally, which will be celebrating its historic 70th run in mid-August. Its facilities include 140 RV sites providing 20, 30, and 50 amp service, 10 sites that are over 75 feet long, and 16 cabins. For tent campers, there are 50 individual sites Everyone can enjoy cable TV, Internet, hot tub, and free swimming pool.
Check out the following Popular Mount Rushmore National Park Campgrounds
Rush-No-More RV Park
Offering full hookups at 30 or 50 amps and luxury sites stocked with gas grill, patio, and even hot tubs, Rush-No-More is a top-rated vacation destination right on the edge of the local national forest. “Weekly steak night”, free wireless internet and even a guest computer you can use at your leisure round out the special features. If you don’t feel like bringing the ol’ RV, cabins range from spartan sleepers all the way up to luxury surroundings worthy of a honeymoon.
Palmer Gulch
The Lodge at Palmer Gulch is a Kampgrounds of America location, one of the most developed and popular in that great franchise. It has 500 total tent camping and RV sites, including 50-amp sites with full hookup. There are over 50 cabins, a variety of lodge rooms, and even six “executive lodges” serviced by three meeting rooms. As for the amenities, you can enjoy a restaurant, two sets of pools, a water slide, mini-golf, and of course,nightly shuttles to Mt. Rushmore itself.
Fort Wellkit Family Campground
Black Hills RV has a great assortment of tent camping sites on a range of trails and forested areas. Your RV is welcome in “big rig” sites that are just as versatile, with 50 amp pull-through accommodations. Fort Wellkit is convenient to horse riding at Custer State Park or National Forest, and of course, within a short journey of Rushmore. The camp grounds are known for their proximity to roaming buffalo, a hallmark of the American west that was very nearly wiped out.
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