Castlewood, South Dakota, lures RV campers with prime Big Sioux River access for fishing and kayaking. Settle into Castlewood Municipal Campground from $20 a night, steps from the water. This quiet farm town delivers uncrowded outdoor adventures and small-town vibes.
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Castlewood anchors Hamlin County with rich farming roots along Highway 22. The Big Sioux River cuts through town, drawing anglers for walleye and northern pike. Paddle Castlewood Reservoir nearby, spot bald eagles, or join the annual Castlewood Days festival where locals fire up threshing machines and share homemade pies.
Castlewood Municipal Campground anchors your stay with affordable riverfront pads. Budget travelers snag $20 sites with electric hookups. Families spread out on grassy spots perfect for kids chasing fireflies, while solo adventurers launch kayaks straight from camp.
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Castlewood stands out for Big Sioux River fishing and farming heritage. Anglers target walleye from shorelines near town. The annual Castlewood Days festival showcases threshing bees and tractor pulls, drawing crowds to Highway 22 fields each summer. Small-town spots like the local cafe serve up pie after river floats.
Castlewood Municipal Campground lists in our directory right in town. It sits along the Big Sioux River with sites from $20/night and electric hookups. Easy access off Highway 22 makes it ideal for quick stops near Watertown, just 15 miles away.
Yes, Castlewood Municipal Campground welcomes pets on leash. Dogs roam grassy areas near the Big Sioux River, but owners pick up waste. Check rules on site; quiet hours keep nights peaceful for all campers.