We still have RV and tent sites available
for the Sturgis Rally, but they are going fast. We also have one cabin
available for the week before the rally, but all five cabins are sold for
Sturgis Rally week.
Please click RATES and reserve your site today.
If you need a quiet Sturgis rally campground that is close enough to Sturgis, but
out of the ratrace... You just found it, and you don't have to go
through Sturgis to get back to camp.
We are a full time,
family oriented campground, and we offer some great
options such as:
* 16 Private Showers FREE (not
coin operated). Plenty of hot water.
Our RV sites include 2 people. Other places rent you the site and
then make you buy a wrist band for every person as well. This turns out
to be much more expensive.
Our Tent camping rate is only $20 per night/person and
there is no minimum number of nights.
Hot breakfast is
served during the Sturgis rally week for only $6 (sausage, eggs, biscuit &
gravy) with free coffee every morning of the rally from 6 to 9.
LOCATED BETWEEN GREAT ATTRACTIONS
We are committed to
helping you have the best Sturgis Rally Camping
experience, and we understand that the atmosphere is very important. This is where our guests play a big part. We have great people that stay
with us year after year. Call us this year for your Sturgis Rally Camping and
join our family of friends. Also if this is your first time we have some
great information for you to get started in the right direction STURGIS FAQ.
Submit a reservation or call us at 605-892-0600.
We are here to help!
13 TREE COVERED ACRES
ON
THE RIVER
WE
SERVE
HOT BREAKFAST
DURING THE
STURGIS RALLY
13 TREE COVERED ACRES
ON
THE RIVER
(Plenty of shade)
Free WI-FI
Pull-Through
RV
Hot Showers Concession Laundry
Shade On the River
Centrally located Black Hills Campground
Your Family Oriented
Sturgis Rally Campground
Wyatt's
Hideaway is the quiet Sturgis Rally Campground. Our
family is blessed to have a great clientele that return year
after year. This gives us one of the highest returning
costumer rates in the area. Wyatt's Hideaway is the
Sturgis Campground that is far enough out to be quiet, yet
close enough to have great access. We are only 20 minutes
from
Sturgis, and only 2 1/2 miles from Belle Fourche (a
town of 5000 people). Quiet
camping with friends after a full day of riding enhances
your overall Sturgis Bike Rally experience. Give us a
try this year, save some money with our low rates, and find
your new "Sturgis rally headquarters".
History has proven
their dedication and accomplishments. Early in 1937 the Jackpine Gypsies joined the
American Motorcycle Association and began holding racing events at the city's
half-mile dirt track. But, 1938 turned out to be the historic year. That was
when the City of Sturgis joined forces with
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more...
TOP
10 RIDES OF THE STURGIS BIKE RALLY
1. MOUNT RUSHMORE
2. DEVILS TOWER
3. THE BADLANDS
4. CUSTER STATE
PARK
5. SPEARFISH CANYON
6. NEEDLES HIGHWAY
7. DEADWOOD
8. HOT SPRINGS
9. HIGHWAY 385
10. RIMROCK HIGHWAY
Things To do during Sturgis Rally Week
When visiting the
Sturgis Rally, you will probably want to visit other attractions too.
There are so many things do to while in the Black Hills of South
Dakota during the Sturgis bike week. We will list some of them
here to assist in your planning.
Four
Mile Old West Town http://www.fourmilesd.com/ Selected in the 7th annual "BEST OF SOUTH
DAKOTA" by "Eyes on You" magazine.
Deadwood – Cassinos, good food, wine tasting. http://www.deadwood.org
Belle
Fourche – Geographical center of the nation.
Also if you
are into paleontology while in Sturgis you have the opportunity to go on
a Dinosaur Dig-site Adventure. The website for the
Dino dig is http://www.paleoadventures.com/id4.html.
Rushmore Cave an
ancient Black Hills' treasure, buried beneath the earth's surface is now
yours to discover and explore, just a few miles east of Mount Rushmore.
Here you will find beautiful Rushmore Cave. http://www.beautifulrushmorecave.com
CAN COMING TO STURGIS RALLY HELP YOU
LOOSE WEIGHT?
Riding is so much fun we don't normally think
about it, but how much energy does it actually take to ride a
motorcycle? Starting with the weight you are holding up, all the energy
that it takes to simply keep your bike straight while stoping or
parking. There is a lot
of small but consistent exercise taking place while your are
riding your motorcycle. Not to mention the extra effort when it is
raining, or windy. So if
you need another excuse to ride, maybe you'll
shed a few pounds... Ride for your health!
Keep it between the lines & we will see you in August!
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