Sleepy Hollow Campground & RV Park
Inside a wooden bunkhouse cabin at Badlands National Park campground, showing bunk beds, a dresser, and a doorway.
Sleepy Hollow Campground at Badlands National Park shown with tents scattered across a grassy, shaded area under a dramatic sky.
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Sleepy Hollow Campground & RV Park

Camping★★★★☆
Last Updated: January 2026

Sites

5920

RV Max Length

65 feet

Hookups

Full hookups (30/50 amp, water, sewer, cable TV) at 37 sites; electric + water only sites available; tent sites with 20 Amp electric

Pets Allowed

No

Showers

No

Overview

About This Campground

Sleepy Hollow Campground & RV Park sits near Wall, SD, a practical base for Badlands adventures. It hosts 59 RV pull-through sites and 20 tent sites, with full hookups on 37 RV sites and water/electric on others. Gravel pads, fire rings, and a small camp store keep things simple. Expect train noise at night—plan with earplugs or white noise if you’re sensitive.

Highlights

Book If

✅ BOOK IF: you need a certified big-rig friendly, private lot with full hookups and easy access to Badlands; ❌ SKIP IF: you want a purely rustic, forested retreat with zero road noise

Site Types

RV pull-through sites, tent sites

Scenic Views

Not available

Nearby Attractions

Wall, SD (grocery, dining, Wall Drug); Badlands National Park access via Pinnacles Entrance

Family Friendly

Playground and proximity to Wall for kid-friendly options; quiet hours start at 10pm; trains may be heard at night

Best Time to Visit

May–October; plan ahead for peak season

Camping Tips

  • Book early; this place fills in peak season
  • Bring a long power cord and surge protector for 50/30/20 amp sites
  • Gravel pads are solid but level spots may need blocks
  • Trains can be audible at night—pack earplugs

RV Driver Intel

The Setup

Big-rig friendly pull-throughs on gravel pads; internal roads are gravel but well-kept; expect some minor divots; plan to back in or pull-through as needed

The Vibe

Functional basecamp near town and Badlands; convenient, clean, and practical; not a remote wilderness escape

Bath & Laundry

Showers are hot and free; water pressure can be low at times; on-site laundry available; a small store handles basics

What Campers Say

Reviewers point to solid, straightforward facilities and big-rig friendly sites; proximity to Wall and Badlands is a major plus; occasional train noise noted but manageable with earplugs; staff and maintenance keep grounds tidy

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