Ringed by tall ponderosa pine trees, Broken Arrow Horse and RV Campground is situated in a small valley just outside Custer, SD. Most RV sites are in an open space, though a few have pine trees for shade, which is a welcome relief on a hot summer day. At the end of a long day of adventuring, kick up your heels outside an RV rental and roast s’mores over the campfire. Each site at Broken Arrow Horse and RV Campground has a fire ring, which is a necessity to prevent wildfires from starting. Broken Arrow Horse and RV Campground offers a camp store, which is nice for replenishing some basic supplies, an outdoor kitchen, and a DVD library for the guests. There are wheelchair-accessible restrooms with hot showers, free WiFi, and a laundry room.Campers are able to choose from full or partial hookups. Dogs are permitted, though the owners must have proof of current rabies vaccination. Should you be bringing a horse, the horse barn has 100 stalls and a small pen that can be used for warmup. Hay and shavings are available for purchase at the camp store. Owners are encouraged to clean up after their horses (or pay a nominal fee), and wheelbarrows and pitchforks are provided. There are two requirements that owners should be aware of: 1. Stallions are not permitted. 2. All horses must have proof of a negative Coggins test that is less than a year old and a health certificate that is less than 30 days old.The closest town is Custer, which has a few restaurants, stores, and artisan shops. There is also a small medical center that can provide emergency care. Start planning for an RV camping trip of a lifetime with family and friends and book an RV in Custer County.
Ringed by tall ponderosa pine trees, Broken Arrow Horse and RV Campground is situated in a small valley just outside Custer, SD. Most RV sites are in an open space, though a few have pine trees for shade, which is a welcome relief on a hot summer day. At the end of a long day of adventuring, kick up your heels outside an RV rental and roast s’mores over the campfire. Each site at Broken Arrow Horse and RV Campground has a fire ring, which is a necessity to prevent wildfires from starting. Broken Arrow Horse and RV Campground offers a camp store, which is nice for replenishing some basic supplies, an outdoor kitchen, and a DVD library for the guests. There are wheelchair-accessible restrooms with hot showers, free WiFi, and a laundry room.Campers are able to choose from full or partial hookups. Dogs are permitted, though the owners must have proof of current rabies vaccination. Should you be bringing a horse, the horse barn has 100 stalls and a small pen that can be used for warmup. Hay and shavings are available for purchase at the camp store. Owners are encouraged to clean up after their horses (or pay a nominal fee), and wheelbarrows and pitchforks are provided. There are two requirements that owners should be aware of: 1. Stallions are not permitted. 2. All horses must have proof of a negative Coggins test that is less than a year old and a health certificate that is less than 30 days old.The closest town is Custer, which has a few restaurants, stores, and artisan shops. There is also a small medical center that can provide emergency care. Start planning for an RV camping trip of a lifetime with family and friends and book an RV in Custer County.