Bulldog Creek Campground offers an idyllic setting for both adventure seekers and relaxation enthusiasts. Just five minutes from the bustling excitement of Sturgis and tucked in amongst the Ponderosa pines alongside Bulldog Creek, our 43-acre retreat is your perfect getaway spot.
This family-owned and operated facility, offers a variety of camping options, including 50 & 30 Amp Full Hookups, 30 Amp with Water only, 110-volt electric sites, and ample space for tent campers and dry campsites.
Bring you ATV's, UTV's, mountain bikes and hiking boots - You can easily access Bulldog Trail from here!
Uniquely Bulldog: Experience a Black Hills Oasis
What sets Bulldog Creek Campground apart? Our unique location offers direct access to over 700 miles of motorized trails right from your campsite! Gear up for an off-road adventure or a scenic hike without ever needing to hit the pavement. Whether you're here for the legendary Sturgis Motorcycle Rally or a peaceful off-peak escape, Bulldog Creek serves as your gateway to outdoor excitement and serene landscapes.
Play, Relax, and Explore
At Bulldog Creek, every day is a new adventure. Choose your style of stay from our array of options including RV sites with full hookups, cozy cabins, and brand-new mini homes. Looking to truly unplug? Our tent sites provide a perfect pitch for stargazing and night-time campfire stories.
When you're not exploring the trails or soaking up the natural beauty, grab some of our exclusive 'Hit The Trails' T-shirts at the office or join us for hearty meals served during special events and the Sturgis Rally. With amenities like this, every day is a good day at Bulldog Creek.
Come for the Views, Stay for the Vibes
Check out our Sturgis Motorcycle Rally Rates! Enjoy top-notch breakfast and delicious supper options throughout the Rally. Even if your friends are staying elsewhere, bring them along for our nightly specials at our Bar and Café, open to all!
Experience firsthand why every guest leaves planning their next visit. Ready for an unforgettable adventure? It starts here, at Bulldog Creek.
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Bear Butte State Park
This geological formation is one of several intrusions of igneous rock in the Black Hills that formed millions of years ago. From the 4,426 foot summit, you can view four states. Bear Butte State Park is considered a sacred site to the Lakota and a unique natural landmark in the Black Hills.
