Beretta Road | Wild Camping

United States

Details

Verified:
18 days ago
Altitude:
1475.2 masl
Website:
None
Contributor:
Patrick Cashman

Amenities

Electricity:
No
Wifi:
No
Kitchen:
No
Restaurant:
No
Showers:
No
Water:
No
Toilets:
No
Big Rig Friendly:
Yes
Tent Friendly:
Yes
Pet Friendly:
Yes

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Description

Wild camping along Beretta Rd right off Hwy 16 between Rapid City and Mt Rushmore. Many spots, room for lots of rigs. Easy access on a maintained dirt road. No problem getting our 44’ 5th wheel in.

This area is often used for target practice. There is a good backstop to the southwest, and lots of brass & shells on the ground. There were a few people farther up shooting when we got here around 6pm. They all left as soon as it got dark.

I verified this is National Forest land, and is not private property.

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Well maintained road. Large level areas on right side. Yes there are people here shooting and you can tell a lot of people come here to shoot. As it’s level, well located and beautiful scenery we are going to give it a try. 35’ diesel pusher with tow car -we are in our 70s but love places like this. We just wish we had unhooked tow car before we drove in cause now it’s dirty again from the dusty road

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This spot lives up to its name sake. Active shooting range. Targets up and down the road. We pulled in with a 37ft RV with a tow. At 2030 at night there was locals shooting. It was very loud. One local advised us that their may be target practice happening througout the night. He did tell us the best spot to park overnight is your first pull off on your left when you pull down the road. Big area could accomdate rigs of all sizes. We ultimately decided to leave and stayed the night up the road in a parking lot.

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The good — right by the highway and easily accessible with any type of rig. Well maintained gravel road that drains well — it’s been raining and storming fir two days and the road and parking area are still in good condition. The bad — as others said, it’s the locals shooting range. It wasn’t too bad during the day but folks came by well into the night and were shooting off clips. Last one stopped around 1am and started again in the morning. Not much rest — perhaps avoid this place on a weekend.

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Nice spot to camp but we were made a little nervous by the amount of trash piled everywhere, it seems like someone has made it their dump or there has been some serious parties here. I sure hope its not Overlanders making the mess. anyway it is quiet after the one car that flew through just sbout dark.

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Good location for bigger rigs for a over night stay, heavily used for shooting during the day, shells everywhere. Mostly quiet, a few vehicles if your a light sleeper.

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Stayed three nights. Decent dirt road off highway. Numerous pull offs for RV’s.
The daytime is filled with 1-6 vehicles target practicing. So be aware of that.
This is in the Black Hills National Forest. Dispersed camping.
No one but me was here camping.
Nights were beautiful.
Smoke snow still on the edge of the road and in the shadows of hills and trees.
7.4 to Mount Rushmore Memorial.
20 miles the other way to Rapid City, which has anything you need. A good sized city.

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lots of shooting, many patrons, lots of space, no noise from highway

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Wild camping along Beretta Rd right off Hwy 16 between Rapid City and Mt Rushmore. Many spots, room for lots of rigs. Easy access on a maintained dirt road. No problem getting our 44’ 5th wheel in.

This area is often used for target practice. There is a good backstop to the southwest, and lots of brass & shells on the ground. There were a few people farther up shooting when we got here around 6pm. They all left as soon as it got dark.

I verified this is National Forest land, and is not private property.

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