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ARKANSAS
Memphis KOA
7037 I-55
Marion, AR 72364
1-800-562-3240 Web Email
MARYLAND
Capitol KOA
768 Cecil Ave North
Millersville, MD 21108
1-800-562-0248 Web Email
MICHIGAN
Monroe Co. / Toledo North KOA
US 23 at Summerfield Road,
15600 Tunnicliffe
Petersburg, MI 49270
1-800-562-7646 Web Email
NEW YORK
Newburgh / New York City N KOA
Box 134D
Plattekill, NY 12568
1-800-562-7220 Web Email
OREGON
Astoria / Warrenton / Seaside KOA
1100 NW Ridge Road
Hammond, OR 97121
1-800-562-8506 Web Email
SOUTH DAKOTA
Mt. Rushmore / Hill City KOA
Box 295
Hill City, SD 57745
1-800-562-8503 Web Email
Rapid City KOA
P.O. Box 2592
Rapid City, SD 57709
1-800-562-8504 Web Email
WASHINGTON
Seattle / Tacoma KOA
5801 South 212th Street
Kent, WA98032
1-800-562-1892 Web Email
WEST VIRGINIA
Harpers Ferry Civil War Battlefield KOA
343 Campground Rd.
Harpers Ferry, WV 25425
1-800-562-9497 Web Email
WYOMING
Cody KOA
5561 Greybull Highway
Cody, WY 82414
1-800-562-8507 Web Email |
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About Us :: Recreational Adventures Co.

The lodge, campground, and cabins of the Mt. Rushmore KOA and Palmer Gulch Lodge are surrounded by the beauty of the Black Hills and located at the foot of Harney Peak. This pristine location is home to thousands of travelers vacations each year. We are proud of all the activities and accommodations we offer our guests. We are also proud of its history, which dates back to 1925.
The following is a brief look at our history:
1925 :: A mining engineer dreams of developing a Black Hills country club. Other investors join in to purchase land along Palmer Creek, at the base of Harney Peak, five miles west of Mt. Rushmore. Four private summer cabins and five rental cabins are constructed.
1929 :: Sold due to the Great Depression. Members of the club could no longer contribute much. The new owner operated the club, where golf, horse riding, picnicking and touring the hills were the staple activities.
1962 :: The country club was once again sold and the new owners transformed the club into a dude ranch called Palmer Gulch Lodge. The golf course was turned back into natural meadows and valleys. Horse riding, socializing with other guests, and touring the Black Hills remained the activities of the day.
1972 :: Property was sold to the present day owners with the intent of developing a campground.
1973 :: Campground opened its doors as a franchisee of Holiday Inn (Holiday Inn Travel Park).
1976 :: Campground became KOA franchise with the present day name of Mt. Rushmore Hill City KOA. Along with the Lodge at Palmer Gulch, this property is known as The Resort at Palmer Gulch.
Today, The Resort at Palmer Gulch caters to the thousands of travelers to the Black Hills each year and to the local residents looking for a vacation getaway, providing them with a Black Hills vacation experience that is full of the adventure that makes the area so exciting and beautiful.
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