Webster, South Dakota, lures RV travelers with world-class walleye fishing on Lake Waubay and the electric Day County Fair each August. Pitch your tent or park your rig at Southside Campground or Webster City Campground & RV Park, both starting under $20 a night. Base here for quiet prairie dawns and explosive small-town rodeos.
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Anglers flock to Webster for Enemy Swim Lake's trophy walleye and Lake Waubay National Wildlife Refuge's birdwatching trails. Walk Main Street to grab bison burgers at the Day County Cafe or browse antique shops in the historic downtown. Cheer demolition derbies at the fairgrounds during the annual Day County Fair, a three-day bash of quilts, parades, and tractor pulls.
Southside Campground draws families to its shaded, creek-hugging sites from $18/night, perfect for kids chasing fireflies near town ball fields. Webster City Campground & RV Park fits solo adventurers and couples on tight budgets at $15/night starts, with quick ramps to boat launches. Campers love the gravel pads, electric hookups, and five-minute drives to grocery stores on Highway 12.
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Webster stands out for walleye fishing on Lake Waubay and the Day County Fair. Anglers haul in 10-pounders from Enemy Swim Lake's depths, while fairgoers pack the grandstands for rodeos and pie contests in late August. Small-town Main Street adds charm with cafes serving elk chili and shops selling handmade quilts.
Find Southside Campground and Webster City Campground & RV Park right in Webster. Southside starts at $18/night with shaded sites by the creek; Webster City kicks off at $15/night near boat ramps and fairgrounds. Both hug Highway 12 for easy access from I-29.
Yes, both Southside Campground and Webster City Campground & RV Park welcome pets on leashes. Owners praise the open spaces for dog walks near Codington Creek and town trails. Check for breed rules, but most four-legged friends romp free during off-peak stays.