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Scenic, Quiet, Yet Close to All Attractions - from TripAdvisor.com
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I have stayed in the Black Hills nearly 30 times in the past 16 years. I have stayed in nice hotels and campgrounds, and this place is one of the nicest overall campgrounds that I have stayed at. It is located halfway between Hill City (10 min away) and Sylvan Lake (10 min away). The town of Custer is about 20 min away, as is Keystone and Mount Rushmore. The tent site here are great, but if you are looking for very secluded and remote tent sites...
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Peace and quiet but central - from TripAdvisor.com
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We had four units at Horse Thief and the staff who were very friendly ( especially Kim) made sure we were all situated together. The washrooms were always kept very clean and the store was full of everything that you had forgotten. The pool may have been heated but with the temperature in the 90 to 106deg range it felt cool but lets not complain about that. The location is perfect for the days out sight seeing being close to most tourist sites...
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We'll Be Back! - from TripAdvisor.com
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We just got back from the Blackhills and really enjoyed our stay at the Horse Thief Campground on Hwy 87 (There's also a Horse Thief LAKE campground, so don't be confused!) We chose it because Custer resorts/campgrounds were full and this was the closest campground to Lake Sylvan. We were not disappointed! We stayed in one of their camper cabins. Very nice. Ours had two rooms, A/C and heat (you'll need heat before A/C in the blackhill gets...
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Quiet with no bears - from TripAdvisor.com
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We stayed a night at Horse Thief Lake Campground. Most importantly, no bears, even though we were in the woods. The hosts were very nice and accommodating. They even let us charge up our video camera battery. The campground is very quiet. There are only toilets, but they aren't vault toilets, they are actual toilets over the septic tanks, sort of what you would find in an rv or camper. That was nice, 'cause I really don't like vault toilets!...
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