The Badlands National Park has something to offer every type of visitor. This is why they have a Junior Ranger Program, which allows families with children to participate in activities such as hiking the Fossil Exhibit Trail and learning about the unique environment of this park.

The 244,000 acre Badlands National Park is a vast expanse of mixed grass prairie where bison, bighorn sheep, black-footed ferrets, and much other interesting wildlife live. The park also has the highest density of social trails for hikers to explore which leads to backcountry campsites that camper van rentals are perfect for.

The Badlands Loop Road is a must-see experience. Here, you can see bison and pronghorn antelope as well as many other wildlife species from your car or on foot. After a day of exploring the park, take in an amazing view at one of our grassland plains complete with mountains for miles around before retreating the comfort of a luxury camper van rental.

The Pine Ridge Indian Reservation, home to the Oglala Sioux Tribe and adjacent to Badlands National Park, is a place of beauty.

The 244,300 acre national park was designated in 1978 to protect the land.

In 2019, almost one million tourists experienced the beauty of Badlands, 970,998 to be exact.