CampingReservations.Net - Beartooth Rally Campground Reservations

Every year in Red Lodge, Montana thousands of bikers join the fast-growing crowds to enjoy the festivities that the Beartooth Motorcycle Rally has to offer. Formally called the Harley Rodeo, this event has evolved over the years and has become a favorite due to the awesome location nestled amongst the beautiful Beartooth Mountains in the Red Lodge area. This small tourist-orientated town plays a great host to the great rally that has become one of Red Lodge's biggest draws of the year. Sturgis Rally is located within a day's drive and is considered a follow-up rally after the Beartooth Rally. The famous Beartooth Pass is incorporated into the Poker Run that runs every year on the Saturday of this momentous weekend. Great stops along the way make this route anything but ordinary. The switchbacks and rugged tundra terrain to the top make the views unbeatable. The West Summit of the Beartooth Pass is at an altitude of 10,947ft. Then the bikers will ride into the old mining town of Cooke City, Montana. Cooke City is located at 7,600ft. above sea level. This friendly little town has local gas stations, restaurants, and bars to accommodate the bikers as they arrive into town. There are local hotels and campgrounds in the area that will make your stay in Montana even more memorable. Be sure to head back to Cooke City after your stay in Red Lodge as it is located on 4 miles from the north-east entrance of Yellowstone National Park. On the way back down, the Poker Run will continue down through the Chief Joseph Scenic Highway, another beautiful route back to Red Lodge. The beautiful red rocks on the way down are a sight to see! The Clark's Fork river will follow its way through the canyons and along the main highway as you turn back to Belfry en route to Red Lodge. Clark's Fork is well known for various water activities such as tubing, fishing, camping, and all kinds of other outdoor activities.
Campground	Nightly Rate	State	Ownership
Basin Campground More Information	$10.00	MT	Federal
Cascade Campground More Information	$10.00	MT	Federal
Greenough Lake Campground	$11.00	MT	Federal
KOA Campground - Red Lodge	$24.00 - $60.00	MT	Private/Public
Limber Pine Campground	$11.00	MT	Federal
Parkside Campground	$11.00 - $110.00 (groups)	MT	Federal
Perry's Campground	$20.00 - $40.00	MT	Private/Public
Rattin Campground	$11.00 - $50.00 (groups)	MT	Federal
Sheridan Campground	$11.00 - $30.00 (groups)	MT	Federal
Suggestions of where to camp before/after the rally:
Beartooth Pass - The Beartooth All-American Road is heralded as one of the most scenic drives in the United States. This amazing route features breathtaking views of the Absaroka and Beartooth Mountains, and open high alpine plateaus dotted with countless glacial lakes, forested valleys, waterfalls and wildlife. It provides easy access to Yellowstone National Park at its northeast entrance. Take time to enjoy this unique travel destination and all of the amenities, attractions and historic sites in the great Yellowstone area. Visits to the gateway communities of Cody, Cooke City, Silvergate, and the Top of the World Store. There are 13 National Forest Campgrounds located along the way.
Cody, Wyoming - This part of Wyoming represents the last of the true West. Cody is what America was, a place where the cowboy culture thrives and where the new west begins. The vistas are spectacular, the land is wild, the people are genuinely friendly and the opportunities for outdoor adventure, recreation, education and entertainment are as large and varied as the Wyoming skies.
Yellowstone National Park - The world’s first national park, Yellowstone, was created by an act of Congress in 1872 as a “pleasuring ground for the benefit and enjoyment of the people in order to protect for all time this outstanding natural area.” As Congress created more parks, the need for an agency to administer the park system became clear, yielding the National Park Service in 1916. The Northeast entrance is about 1.5hrs. from Red Lodge, over the Beartooth Highway.