Grizzly Creek Primitive

Nice and peaceful campground

We got rained out, so didn’t have a Chance to hike, but the folks that take care of the place say there is a super nice hike with a waterfall that comes off the campground, and the campsites are also very nice. Would recommend.

Grizzly Primitive Campground delivered exactly what I was looking for, an offgrid, peaceful experience. I stayed at Plot 11, which is conveniently close to the creek. The constant, soothing sound of the water combined with the natural atmosphere made it incredibly relaxing and well worth the stay. Just a heads up it's cash only, so bring exactly $26 for the night. Simple, quiet, and exactly what you'd hope for in a primitive camping spot.

Stayed here for two nights. Small campground, quiet and close to Keystone/Mt Rushmore. Vault toilets, no showers. There is a stream by our site that we stayed at. Site # 06. Camp Host were just okay... they tried charging us for our site when we had already paid. $8 a bundle of firewood.

Very conveniently located to a nearby town with some stores and Mt Rushmore as well. Nice scenery and clean campsites! A campsite cost me $26 for one night which seemed to be the best I could find in the area.

Closed in October, we would have liked to go there

Area is great clean well kept. John the camp host was great told us some areas to check out. Loved out time here.

Had a great time here. John was a great host and kept the area clean,organized,accommodating.
Sites are for tents or small RV's under 24ft total lenght. No pull trailers. Fifth wheels,etc.

Nice little campground great for everyone at any age

Mr.took great care of us and explained how to get to the waterfalls, grizzly bear falls... you can camp, it's primitive, very beautiful, and comfortable, be prepared... ???

Mr.took great care of us and explained how to get to the waterfalls, grizzly bear falls... you can camp, it's primitive, very beautiful, and comfortable, be prepared... ???

We stayed in lucky #13, it was a great experience. The camp hosts Jim and June were absolutely awesome they went out of their way to help us. The campsite is nice and quiet and the path to the creek is across the road and the bathroom is one site away. The helicopters were barely noticable. And wood is really available along with water. We had a blast and it was an excellent experience for us all. The camp hosts were the best part of our experience they were just great and were very knowledgeable about the area. We just loved everything about the whole experience. Always,The Rock Girls

Didn't camp here, but explored the campsite. It's tent-only. Sites are pretty close to each other, so don't go expecting privacy. Nice wooded area and location convenient to Mt. Rushmore. I'd camp here, but I wouldn't take small kids or dogs. Several of the first-come, first-serve sites were open (weekday during the Sturgis rally).

Conveniently located to Mount Rushmore

For $26 a night you can have helicopters flying over every 15 minutes neighbors right on top of you and vault toilets that are in terrible shape.