24 Express RV Campground

We moved here due to thunderstorms forecasted for the Nomad View area where we were boondocked. We were concerned the hills there would become difficult with mud and clay. This worked out just fine. Walked to Wasta Bar to enjoy a beer with some other travelers. Camp was fairly quiet even with freeway nearby. Must have cash to pay to camp, dump or fill. Even the gas station is self serve.

Clean and open easy pull thru spots and $20/ night. This place is first come first serve no reservations. Electric and has a dump station. Gas station in front no convenience store but has restrooms and vending machines. Walking distance to The Wasta Bar which was affordable if you like to have a beer or something. Would stay here again. You can stay up to 3 days.

Stayed for 2 days to visit Wall Drug and Badlands as this place was the cheapest then in town of Wall. Like everyone’s review just electric hookup but there is a dump and potable water available by the entrance. BE AWARE OF VICIOUS MOSQUITOES!!! They will attack you the moment you get out of your vehicle I suggest you spray repellent before getting off.

$20 cash gets you a gravel pull-thru site with electricity. You can fill up with fresh water when you enter the campground. A dump station is provided. Great place to fill up with gas there too. There are no amenities other than it is right off highway 90 in Wasta-15 minutes from Wall and about 30 minutes from Badlands National Park. There is not much in the area so plan ahead-not even a convenience store. But we felt it was a good value-clean & quiet.

Read about this one while on the way to glacier np. No one but us here on a Monday.
Easy check in , self serve
No amenities (bath or shower house)
50/30/20 service at all pedestals
Potable water to fill tanks near dump station
There’s a walkable bar I can see from here that has a cheap menu, ( burgers 6.95) and has music acc to yelp)
Fields all around us so hopefully it stays this quiet.

It's a nice little Campground (8 sites) with 20,30,50 at all sites. Dump/Rinse and Fresh Water on site.
I saw a deer or two most every day early in the morning and in the evening. As others have said this campground is in the background of the gas station. The owners are really nice and helpful with the surrounding areas. They also have a military museum that has items starting in WWI through to the present. Many firearms from all actions represented. With very interesting back stories.

Excellent stop with super-easy on and off the Interstate. As others have mentioned, merely fairly level, wide open, long gravel pads and 20/30/50 amp electric posts with grass between the 8 sites. Nothing fancy but checks all the boxes for a good place to stop for a night or two and explore the area. Plenty of space to remain hitched if towing a trailer. Very convenient to the Badlands and would be a good choice if you were really needing electric while in the area. Nice military museum and gas and diesel pumps as you pull-in (with ample maneuvering room to fill up a rig) with the dump station and potable water station at the CG entrance.
We used this two times -- the first to stage for Nomad View boondocking at the Badlands - a great place to dump, fill and get charged. The second time, we used it as an overnight in SD on our way back east from Yellowstone. Well worth the $20. Well maintained, clean and reasonably quiet given it is next to the Interstate. Plenty of signage on the Interstate for this place in both directions. Would be pretty hard to miss.
A no-brainer to stay here again.