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Synthetic Grass is the ultimate problem solving product. Check back soon for details on our adventures in the Black Hills.With water conservation restrictions in Fawn Creek and the never ending battle to maintain lush, attractive, inviting and functional grass spaces, Turf Pros Solution If you are visiting The Black Hills we highly recommend Rafter J Bar. We found something for everyone at this location. Not being into hiking, The Todd’s chose to spend time exploring the local community, antique shopping and wine tasting. The Taylor and Masters families also made the commitment to drive an hour and half through Deadwood to get to Spearfish Canyon to go searching for a couple of “hidden gems” hikes. The Master’s also took the Iron Mountain Drive and enjoyed the framed views of Mount Rushmore as well as the corkscrew roads. We chose Wind Cave over Jewell Cave because of the boxwork formations which we do not have in Missouri’s caves. The Taylor’s and the Todd’s drove through Custer State Park on Needles Highway on our way to get to Wind Cave National Park. In the end, we all decided to do Mount Rushmore, at night as well as during the day. With so much to see and do in this area that it became clear this should be a destination and not a stop over. I was only moderately surprised when Wayne started mentally finding a way to extend our time there.

With so many options, we knew we would leave wanting more. Our options for our three days in the Black Hills was abundant: Mount Rushmore, Custer State Park, Needles Highway, Iron Mountain Road, Wind Cave National Park, Jewell Cave National Monument, Spearfish Canyon, Deadwood, Crazy Horse Monument, as well as the local antique shops, vineyards, and ice cream shops. We purchased tickets from the office and on our last morning we enjoyed having someone else fix breakfast. Rafter J Bar also serves an unlimited pancake breakfast most mornings. That might have resulted in the best nap I had on the entire That’s WY vacation! Of course, on our scheduled “down” afternoon a thunderstorm passed through the area. While they play, we were able to connect to the wifi and communicate with the outside world (social media). The kids enjoyed the heated swimming pool even if we did have to drive them to it. Each loop has different services/amenities so if you are looking to book a trip here, spend some time exploring what each loop has to offer. Being able to access laundry without a line was another welcome relief coming straight from Yellowstone where the laundry facilities are as crowded as Old Faithful is.

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We traded wifi and cable tv for pine trees! Our loop had easy access to a shower house and laundry facility. Ranch Camp is the furthermost camp from the office and swimming pool area. That night as we sat around the campfire and reflected on our trip the conversation was all about how lucky we were to be at Rafter J Bar and not the local chain campground. All the other RV parks we saw were crowded or had very little shade, or were right along busy highways. Their sites are large and spacious, some are even nestled into the pine trees. There are six different camping areas that vary from close to the amenities to remote sites far from the noise of the swimming pool. Not only did we find space we found wide open space. As we arrived in the area two things were clear, the area is abundant with RV parks but none of them are Rafter J Bar Ranch.Īt Rafter J Bar, we found space, which after a week at Fishing Bridge was a welcome feeling. Upon recommendation from Kerri Cox, who blogs at Travels With Birdy, we chose to stay at Rafter J Bar Ranch in Hill City, South Dakota. We had planned to spend three nights in Hill City, South Dakota at Rafter J Bar Ranch before we headed home. We received a Good Sam Discount during our stay.Īfter spending seven nights in Yellowstone National Park, we bid farewell and made our way east to the Black Hills in South Dakota.