Grasslands in Badlands National Park Buffalo in the Campground On this occasion there was a herd of buffalo hanging out in the campground. You always see a couple buffalo along the road sides and with luck might see the whole heard. Buffalo Entrance Sign One of the few National Parks with free camping and campgrounds. There is an entrance fee when entering the park, but if you have a National Parks Pass, you are good to go or you can cheat the system if driving in from the south where there are no entrance booths. The first couple times we were here, always entered from the south, didn't realize there was an entrance fee, but we did have a National Parks Pass. Antelope We found some old piles of flint chips, that were left from Indians making arrowheads. When asking the Rangers about these piles of flint, they acted like we forgot to take our Prozac, not even interested to know the location... look for hills and ridges that have good views overlooking fertile hunting grounds. The Indians would sit up here and while waiting for dinner to walk by, used the time making arrowheads, leaving the piles of flint. Some piles are 2 to 3 feet high. Bird Photo For directions see a Road Atlas. Located in South Dakota. There are a lot of tourist attractions in the area, from Mount Rushmore, Wind Cave, and don't forget about Sturgis Motorcycle Rally. There is Wall Drug Store and too many other places to list. PHOTO HERE Devil's Tower in Wyoming The Devil's Tower in Wyoming is spectacular... PHOTO HERE Geographic center of the USA marker Geographic Center of the USA is on Hwy.85

Badlands National Park Badlands National Park It is recommended to buy a National Parks Pass Valid for one year and covers entrance fees to National Parks and Monuments including things like Forest Passes and BLM Lands. CAMPGROUND INDEX Complete free campground listing CAMPING ADVICE AND TIPS TOURIST PHOTOS www.eugenecarsey.com dispersedcampgrounds.com Free camping and campgrounds SOUTH DAKOTA CAMPGROUND DIRECTORY BADLANDS NATIONAL PARK