Redbank Spring Campground
This campsite is one of the smallest in the Black Hills National Forest.
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Redbank Spring Campground Details
This campsite is one of the smallest in the Black Hills National Forest. It only has four sites, which cost $10 per night, and there are toilets but no drinking water. The campground is located on Highway 294, 11 miles west of Deerfield Lake.
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Nearby Parks Around Redbank Spring Campground
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Redbank Spring Campground
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6.8 mi away
Beaver Creek Campground
Located off of Highway 110 near the South Dakota/Wyoming border, this small, quiet campground has just eight sites.
7.2 mi away
Ditch Creek Campground
The Ditch Creek Campground has 13 tent sites.
9.4 mi away
Deerfield Trail
This trail runs 18 miles between the Pactola Reservoir and Deerfield Lake.
9.5 mi away
Deerfield Reservoir Complex Campgrounds
There are three campgrounds on or near Deerfield Lake: the Custer Trail campground, the Dutchman Campground, and the Whitetail Campground.
9.5 mi away
Deerfield Lake Loop (Trail #40)
This is a moderate, 10-mile loop trail that circumnavigates Deerfield Lake.
