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<blockquote data-quote="Rowdie" data-source="post: 321768" data-attributes="member: 272">Indian Creek in Mobridge is the classic example.&nbsp; I went on 90 days out from the Wed. night before Memorial day.&nbsp; I wanted a certain pad, one right by the water.&nbsp; I was 1 or 2 days late.&nbsp; I should have known the best pads you have to pay for all 14 days.&nbsp; You gotta know math to get the spot you want.&nbsp; If you just want a spot anywhere in the park then you'll be fine just arriving the day you plan to camp.&nbsp; But you better reserve 90 days out if its a popular weekend.&nbsp; 4TH OF JULY Mobridge is INSANE.&nbsp; If you want the good spots in the shade and in the older part of the campground, then be willing to pay for 14 days.&nbsp; You can stay or reserve 14 days.&nbsp; So go back 90 days from the start date of the 1st day of the 14 days if you want the best pads, and PAY 14 DAYS.&nbsp;&nbsp; I learned the hard way through the years.&nbsp; Just drive through Indian Creek a week before the 4th of July, ALL the sites will have paid for tickets on the post, 90% will be empty.Oh and the Colorado trick won't really work at Indian Creek IMO.&nbsp; &nbsp; I'd just go down an pull my camper out to the pad on day one.&nbsp; Most of the pads are being taken by people not too far away, I'm guessing they'd do the same thing.&nbsp;&nbsp; I don't think the state really gives a shit, they're selling pads and no one is using any watts.&nbsp; Win win for them.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rowdie, post: 321768, member: 272"] Indian Creek in Mobridge is the classic example. I went on 90 days out from the Wed. night before Memorial day. I wanted a certain pad, one right by the water. I was 1 or 2 days late. I should have known the best pads you have to pay for all 14 days. You gotta know math to get the spot you want. If you just want a spot anywhere in the park then you'll be fine just arriving the day you plan to camp. But you better reserve 90 days out if its a popular weekend. 4TH OF JULY Mobridge is INSANE. If you want the good spots in the shade and in the older part of the campground, then be willing to pay for 14 days. You can stay or reserve 14 days. So go back 90 days from the start date of the 1st day of the 14 days if you want the best pads, and PAY 14 DAYS. I learned the hard way through the years. Just drive through Indian Creek a week before the 4th of July, ALL the sites will have paid for tickets on the post, 90% will be empty. Oh and the Colorado trick won't really work at Indian Creek IMO. I'd just go down an pull my camper out to the pad on day one. Most of the pads are being taken by people not too far away, I'm guessing they'd do the same thing. I don't think the state really gives a shit, they're selling pads and no one is using any watts. Win win for them. [/QUOTE]

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