Our air-conditioned cabins sleep four: here’s the details
Iron Horse cabins near Sturgis sleep four, include air conditioning for the August heat, and offer an easy stay for riders skipping the tent or RV.
Full hookup RV sites at Iron Horse: what you get
Iron Horse offers 50-amp full hookups with water and sewer, easy pull-thrus, electric and water sites, and dry spaces so you can pick the right rally setup.
DaBus shuttle to downtown Sturgis: how to ride it
Park your bike at Iron Horse, hop the DaBus shuttle to Main Street in Sturgis, and enjoy the night knowing you've got a safe, easy ride back home.
Tent camping at Sturgis: how it works at Iron Horse
Pitch a tent on HWY 79 in Sturgis with hot showers, an on-site restaurant, DaBus shuttle, and a semi-quiet spot to sleep after a full day at the rally.
Planning your first Sturgis Rally trip, start to finish
A step-by-step guide for first-time Sturgis Rally riders on when to book, what to pack and expect, and how to build a full week around a home base on HWY 79.
RV, tent, or cabin: picking your rally stay
Match your budget, crew size, and comfort level to a tent site, RV hookup, or air-conditioned cabin at Iron Horse on HWY 79 in Sturgis, about 6 miles from Main Street.
Rally venues near us: Buffalo Chip, Full Throttle, Broken Spoke
The Buffalo Chip and Rock N the Rally sit across HWY 79 from Iron Horse, with Full Throttle and Broken Spoke a short ride away in Sturgis.
Where Iron Horse Campground sits, and why it matters
Iron Horse Campground is on HWY 79 in Sturgis, about 6 miles from Main Street, across from the Buffalo Chip and near Full Throttle and Bear Butte.