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We always stay at the Iron Horse Campground, its roughly 5 miles from Sturgis, only about 2 miles from Full Throttle....(Has it re-opened??), anyway its very nice has plenty of clean Showers and restrooms,
It also has a café/Bar and has live music every night and a few vendors.
Not as crowded as the other places, and tent camping is $100. for the entire Rally.
If you want Cabins, or spots for RV's they have that too
Locals rent tent space in their yards in town. Never seen a Full sign in 30 years. Just ride a few side streets and look for tents or a sign in a yard. If you really cant find one I live by Sturgis HD. Never turned down a tent. Always room for adults and another bike.
This is an old post but we stayed at Glencoe in 2016. Really no complaints but it did take a while to get to our tents after all day rides every day. It's a party at Glencoe. We were there for the riding more than the party. Planning to go back this year. Got reservation at best western in Spearfish this time.
We, a group of 6 couples, always opted for a cabin.....nice comforts of home....but then we are not party people....but for 4-5 nights camping might be fun if we had no women around...someday we will get a hall pass.
Have fun....and don't drink and drive.
A group of us are planning on going next year and are interested in a cabin or house rental.
Could you share some more info on the cabin(s)? We are also not party people so we won't be missing much if there isn't entertainment included. Might catch a concert or 2 but don't mind paying for that separately.
Also, is there a good website to find houses or cabins for rent? I've found a few but don't know how good they are.
Last edited by BigDogIdaho; Mar 16, 2018 at 03:33 PM.
I've mentioned this before on other threads but . . . I have two wristbands available for Glencoe for this year. They include a couple of free drinks and discounts on upgrades. Make me a reasonable offer.
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