Pickstown, South Dakota

Missouri River RV Park

Twenty seasonal RV pads in Pickstown, minutes from Fort Randall Dam. Quiet nights, big sunsets, dark skies, and the river minutes away. Home is where you park it.

RV pads

How it works

  • 20 pads, licensed by the year
  • Season runs about May 15 to October 15, depending on weather
  • Keep your RV on site year-round while your license is current

Included

  • Water, septic, trash
  • Electric, 30 and 50 amp
  • Underground sprinklers on every pad
  • Gravel pad sized for an RV, full-size pickup, boat and a guest vehicle

Good to know

  • Internet through Fort Randall Telephone. Cell signal is weak, so plan on a booster or Wi-Fi calling
  • You mow your own pad, or hire local help
  • Sheds and decks allowed with approval, for a small yearly fee
  • No shower house, fish cleaning station or picnic area
Park layout showing 20 angled RV pads along one drive with a turnaround at the end
Park layout: 20 pads along one drive, turnaround at the end.
Drawing of one RV pad with dimensions
Pad dimensions.

Storage units

Six 15 by 40 foot units, rented by the year. Room for a boat, camper or equipment.

The six-unit storage building with large overhead doors

Rates and openings

Call or email for 2027 rates and current openings. When the park is full, we keep a waitlist and contact people in the order they signed up.

Licenses run by the calendar year. A deposit holds your spot.

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Join the waitlist

For an RV pad or a storage unit. It takes a minute, and we only use your information for the waitlist.

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Nearby

Year-round fishing and boating on Lake Francis Case and below Fort Randall Dam, public hunting ground, shooting and archery ranges, swimming, biking and hiking trails. At the park: stargazing, wildlife and some of the best sunsets in South Dakota.

Knotheads Bar & Grill

Steakhouse, bar and grill just down the road at 114 US Highway 18 in Pickstown.

Knotheads Bar & Grill on Facebook

Winter tip: Fort Randall Dam draws one of the largest wintering bald eagle groups in the country, December through February.