Black Hills guides from camp
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What drives Rally week camping rates in the Black Hills
What drives Rally week camping rates in the Black Hills is simple supply and demand, stretched over about ten days.
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Keeping a generator from bothering the whole campground
Generators run at any hour at Suzie’s Camp — we don’t set quiet hours, and nobody will come tell you to shut it down…
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Where trailers go once you’re parked and settled
Your trailer stays with you. At our place on Pleasant Valley Drive, two miles south of Sturgis, you don’t pay anything to keep a…
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Reading fire danger before you light anything
If you are headed to a campground near Sturgis SD this summer, plan on cooking and relaxing with propane.
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Packing a dry cabin so you sleep warm and dry
A dry cabin here on Pleasant Valley Drive is a solid, lockable room to sleep in — walls, roof, door — with the water…
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Backroad routes around Exit 34 when traffic stacks up
When the Exit 34 off-ramp stacks up during Rally week, the quickest fix is almost always to come at us from the south rather…
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Dog days at a Rally campground, from heat to crowds
Dogs are welcome here on every kind of site we rent — the 18 dry cabins, the oversized tent sites, and the full-hookup RV…
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Driving times to Sturgis from camp, hour by hour
Suzie’s Camp sits roughly two miles south of town, and that short distance is the whole point — you can be on Sturgis Main…
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Hauling horses to the Black Hills, trailer to turnout
Yes, you can haul horses here. We keep portable corral panels on hand for guests to borrow and put up beside their rig, and…
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Measuring your rig and turn radius before you book
Measure three numbers before you reserve anything: total length from front bumper to the back of whatever you’re towing, height at the tallest point