Badlands National Park - Cedar Pass Campground
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ค. 2024
- Join us as we tour Badlands National Park followed by a visit to Cedar Pass Campground.
It was hot and windy when we recorded this in June, so we have more music and less talking in this video.
Cedar Pass Campground
Reservations: www.cedarpasslodge.com/campgr...
Camping Season: Early April to Late October
Fees:
~ $23 Tent
~ $38 RV with electric
~ $4 per person for more than 2 adults
~ RV Dump station $1
Flush Toilets
Coin-operated showers
0:00 Intro and Maps
0:38 Views of Badlands National Park
5:36 Wildlife and Driving in the Badlands
7:50 Cedar Pass Campground & Info
8:30 Butte Loop (Sites 40-96)
12:05 Agate Loop (Sites 1-39)
15:40 Drive from Campground to Cedar Pass Lodge
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Tent camped in 2022 on our way to take son to MT for college. Didn't mind not having a fire. Running through the area and on to Mount Rushmore/Devils tower was the best few days. Lots of wildlife and amazing views of the landscape. Truly amazing!
I stayed here in late September. If you manage your expectations, it's not a bad place for one or two nights. I was at agate interior loop with one of the few back in sites. I think it was number 4. I camp in a tent on the back of my truck.
Negative- no campfires, but alot of places have been banning anyway. Most of the sites were a bit close together.
Positive- flush toilet! Group sink for dish washing. Shelter over picnic table. One of the best sunsets and sunrises. DARK sky at night. Woke to 3 deer having breakfast next to my site. At check-in, I was advised there is a badger who likes to roam the campground.
This was helpful, thank you
why whisper?
They all afraid of open spaces? Why do this? I mean I guess some people want a middle ground when it comes to amenities like restrooms. Still, why camp like this at all?
Too close together for me.
Interesting but I'm kind of surprised that so many are camped there...there's no trees or fire pits. Not my kind of camping.
There is tons of great hiking nearby. We stayed here just to be in the park. Campground was actually better than it looks.
I'd be good for a couple of nights in spring or fall but that would be it.
Trees??? This is the BADLANDS. HAAAAAA!!
The prairies are endangered so fires are not allowed. This campground is spectacularly beautiful. Def not for the KOA/resort crowd but for real natural adventure seekers.
Wow this is not camping this is just parking, i may cancel my reservations
It’s an example of why we create our videos. Definitely not what I expected for a national park.
I was not impressed with this campground. Glad we stayed at the KOA.
The park was the highlight of this video
Put that drone and silly driving shots away!! Ready to do some real Colorado camping??? HMU when you're ready for the real Colorado... Let's collab...
Seriously. HMU
Let me know if you come across some unusual campgrounds that would be a good fit for both of our audiences.
Crap