Sturgis Campgound

[grantracy]

anybody have any recommendations ( other than Elkhorn Ridge which is booked)

[Roadpilot]

We stay at the Rafter J Bar Ranch in Hill City and love it. You can't go wrong there. We've been to Elkhorn but prefer Rafter J for many reasons.

[Larry W]

We also perfer Rafter J. Have used both in the past

[grantracy]

thanks ....will check it out.

[JIM KELLER]

Granvil, We have stayed at Recreational Springs Resort in the Black Hills. Very accomodating and Biker Friendly.

[MangoMike]

Jim,

It may be bike friendly, but is it Jet Ranger friendly?

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[Pete]

Now there is some class.......arriving at Sturgis carring your Harley in the Jet Ranger!

[sticks]

I've stayed in THE BIG R V Park in the town of Sturgis. Not in the same league as Elkhorn but it's close and convenient. Downside is the fine gravel unlit road up to the park site. The sites are gravel as well. There were a lot of big coaches, including Prevosts, but most have gone over to Elkhorn in the past three years.

[BoaterAl]

Any members heading off to Sturgis next week in your bus with or without bike.
AL
2005 Marathon XLII

[dogear]

I live just up the road from "Rec Springs" and I am not sure that they have hookups. On another note I operated an Agusta 109 Mk II around this area for 10 years. At 6000 ft field elevation it's sporty on a hot day! What about Glencoe just outside Sturgis? That is where Featherlite used to set up their demo coaches during rally. Seemed nice to me with all the trees. Heard a rumor that Elkhorn is getting 150 bucks a night when normally they get 48. More bikes up here this year than in many past years. If you stay at Rec Springs you are more than welcome to use my helipad! Cheers

[grantracy]

Were you running an EMS operation,are you still flying choppers?

[truk4u]

Granvil,

Do you like my Avatar?:p

[BoaterAl]

Yea, Elkhorn is at $145.00 per night, plus all taxes, which include state sales tax, then hotel tax ( now thats a new one for RV sites ?) City sales tax, I looked all over at Elkhorn for a city and never could find it as we are in the middle of South Dakota farmland, and last but not forgotten Tourism tax, so that means I'm taxed on my bus as they believed it was a Greyhound. Anyway it is a excellent park with really AAA accommodations. If you have a stacker trailer interior roads and sites are extra large for bus and trailer to be completely parked on concrete with room to spare. Next year fee is $155.00
AL
2005 Marathon XLII

[grantracy]

I just noticed it on another thread...pretty funny...actually just converted it over from 6 volt batteries and plan on putting it on the road today.