Faith City Park

The best part is the church chimes — it plays little hymns twice a day and sounds like a giant music box. Saw a beautiful barn owl and enjoyed the cows just across the road.

Water, electric, great playground, and two bathrooms inside the park if you need them. Walking distance to ice cream and a completely decent grocery store. Police cruised by once; it’s a very well-kept park and very safe.

Quiet. Fun park for kids with lots of playground equipment. Took a walk about the town. Everything closes up early, but so nice to hear the church bells ringing in the evening and morning. Electric hookups with water pumps in the park and along the sites that is drinkable. A nice break from our travels.
The Reservation had road blocks in place, and were not allowing traffic through on Hwy 212, because of COVID. We simply took Hwy 73 to 34 to 14.

What a great little find, I arrived early thinking this would be fulled up but so far I'm the only one here. I stayed, on E 1st Ave (perpendicular to Main St, where there are about 8-10 sites with a power poll between each 2. Power poll only has 1 30 amp plug and 1 20 amp plug between the 2 sites. Water is close but you may need a 50' extension if you're already parked in a site. There are so many trees that if you're anything but a Class B or really small Class C you'll have a tough time slipping between the trees without scratching.

WARNING: every day at noon and 10pm there is a loud siren in the town. When I first heard it I had no idea what was going on. It reminded me of a sinami or air raid siren. It will probably scare your kids, it scared me.

Around E 1st Ave, parallel to Main St, there is another row of about 8 sites, same setup. All the sites are somewaht level, but expect to use blocks. Each site has a picnic table, mine was aluminum and in good shape. The block is a little city park, there are horseshoe lanes, swings and shaded picnic tables. There is a building but I'm not sure if it has bathrooms or not.

The pay station is just a slot in a locked box on Main Ave and 5th St E right at the corner of the start of the park, you can miss it if you're not looking. There is a dump station on the corner on the other end of 5th St E. Be careful exiting, the concrete is broken and it's a little tricky. There is one little dumpster on the corner of E 1st Ave.

In the town there is 1 small, overpriced grocery store called Lynn's Dakotamart. Across the street is a little hard-to-find laundromat, look for the antique washing machines outside. 4 washers and 4 dryers.

The internet is outstanding here. The noise level is very low, you can hear gentle church bells and horses and roosters in the distance, none of which are disturbing.

This was quite a little find along the way through South Dakota.

Power posts are 20/30 amp. 7 spots on the south side of the park are the most level. But are only about 40 ft from the curb to the posts so longer rigs would be sitting in the street. The 5 spots on the east side are mostly level front to back but would be more challenging on the side to side as the ground is sloped to the south.

AT&T was under 1mbps upload speed. Download about 6mbps.
Verizon much better. 35mbps down - 5+ mbps up

Keffeler Kreations has great bagels for breakfast and lunch. Two R Bar and Grill has great dinner.