Sioux Falls KOA

Was here with the fam overnight on 8/2/14. Staff was friendly and helpful. Campsites were simple but very comfortable.

Stayed here due to the proximity to I-90 in late September. Not real busy during my stay so nice. Pretty much like all KOA's, no privacy between sites but there were some trees scattered here and there. Pleasant for a night or so. Friendly management personnel.

This seems to be the nicest park near the city. We lucked out with a very nice long pull through site with a perfectly placed shade tree outside our door. If you have a shorter unit you could be in a shared site where you back in to each other and share the outside lawn. So make sure you know what type site you are getting. We have a decent space between our sites which is better than a lot of KOA's. This a Journey KOA and is mainly an overnight stop for most. The park is full every night and then empties in the AM. It is located on the highway which hasn't been a problem at all. The road noise is barely noticeable at night with our fan on and windows closed. We are three rows away from the road which helps. Sites have a picnic table. Some sites have a shade tree. Roads and sites are gravel with grass. Sites are very level with good power and very strong water pressure plus cable TV.

Park has a decent location for visiting Sioux Falls, but is also right of I-90 which may be noisy depending on your site. Sites are packed in pretty tight so if it's a busy time of year you will be limited on space and privacy. Bathrooms were clean, but 1 (out of 2) shower had almost no pressure. Rate was pretty high, but location was the main benefit. Wifi was useless.

Very well maintained park, super clean, friendly staff. We had a premium site which had a new gas grill and very nice fire pit. It accommodated our 44’ RV and tow vehicle. Would recommend. It is right off the highway which was convenient for us, I didn’t think it was too loud, but you could hear and see the hwy

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Sioux Falls SD KOA

Site: F3

Wifi: Verizon - 38.4 down, 35.9 up / ATT - 10.9 down, 6.14 up

Cost: $59/night give or take

Noise: Significant, but nothing a hard sleeper couldnt handle.

We pulled in to the Sioux Falls KOA, located right off a main highway, after hours and slightly delirious. The after hours check in spot unfortunately didnt have our reservation, so we called the night support number and were immediately greeted and taken to our spot by Penny. We had a pull through site with full hook ups. Being right next to the highway, we consistently hear engine breaking of large vehicles, as well as the nearby air base. Though near transport, there isn't much else nearby save a Camping World. The facilities were sparkling clean throughout our stay, and the hosts Micki and Penny were friendly and helpful. While there was not any real privacy between neighbors, they were friendly and there was a good mixture of full time folks as well as people just there for a few days.

Easy on and off the interstate. Like all KOAs it's like a subdivision of RVs. Owners are very nice and helpful. You can hear the interstate but during our stay it definitely quieted down during the night hours.
Wifi worked good for browsing the web.
I would recommend this place for a short stay.
Extra bonus Camping World is next door.

This campground pretty much butts up to I-90 so you will have highway noise. Not a lot elelse to say about this campground. Pretty typical KOA site. Sites were level and close together.

I stayed here in mid-October and the restrooms closest to my site were closed for the season.

At the end of a long day of driving it was nice to get Grubhub delivered to my site.

About what you expect for a KOA next to the interstate. This is RIGHT beside the hwy. we were several rows from the hwy but there is a row on top of it. The roadway noise is fairly loud and we could hear it inside. The sites are not level side to side, but we lived with it overnight. At least an inch off. Utilities were awkwardly placed for a travel trailer and I almost had to unhook to get the water to reach. Gave it a 3 because the KOA next to the hwy are normally much better. But, it works for overnight.

The staff is very nice. Unfortunately, we’ll get a motel before we stay here again at $63.50 (and that was a 10% discount). We wanted a few extras for this stop. Literally, it is 50 yrds from the Interstate - we use earplugs all the time but it was too noisy. The “Cable” TV is like the Internet in the more people connect the picture quality decreases significantly (we suspect it’s satellite distributed by multiple cables). As usual, Internet strength was great at 3pm but terrible 4 hrs later and until 11pm. Cell service was very good.