How our full hookup sites are laid out
Our full-hookup sites at Ride N Rest sit on State Highway 79, a mile north of the Highway 34 junction and just outside downtown Sturgis.
Keeping the bathhouse running during rally week
During rally week the shower house at Ride N Rest gets checked and cleaned on a repeating loop through the day, not once in the morning and then
Choosing between a tent site, RV pad or cabin
If you are trying to decide how to sleep during rally week at Ride N Rest Campground on State Highway 79, the short version is this: pick based on how you
What goes into rally week campground pricing
Rally week pricing at a Sturgis campground comes down to a handful of things: what you’re renting, how many nights you’re staying, how many people and
When rally week sites usually fill up
If you want a cabin at Ride N Rest Campground during rally week, plan on booking close to a year out.
Eating well at camp without driving into town
You can eat all three meals at Ride N Rest without starting your bike. Morning food is served on site every day, and the steak dinners we’re known for run
Packing for hot days and cold nights in August
August in the northern Black Hills swings a long way in twenty-four hours. Sturgis can sit in the low nineties at three in the afternoon and drop into the
Five rides from camp, with drive times
From the campground on State Highway 79, a mile north of Highway 34 and just outside downtown Sturgis, five rides cover most of what people come to the
Getting to our gate from I-90 and Sturgis
If you have ever finished a twelve-hour haul on a loaded bagger and then spent twenty minutes circling a strange town looking for a gate, you know why we