WELCOME to Artist Ride. This page will help you in your preparations for attending Artist Ride. We strive to make your experience as fun and easy as possible!
Equipment to Remember
- Camera
- Extra batteries and memory cards
- Chargers for cameras and laptops
- Camera bag
- Tripod
- Extra camera(in the event of technical difficulties)
- Lenses
- Lens Cleaners
Tennis shoes are a must! There can be a considerable amount of walking done at Artist Ride, but it is well worth it. Bring your FitBit too if you’re looking to add steps to your monthly count.
Many artists and models camp right on site at Artist Ride. RV’s, campers, pickups and horse trailers are welcome. Please note that there are no hookups, but generators are permissible.
If you are camping the usual camping gear might include: Tent, sleeping bags, matches, camp chairs, cooler, flashlight or lantern, and an appreciation for watching the stars dance.
The temperatures can get fairly warm sometimes in August which means three things; 1). no humidity, 2). no mosquitoes, (although you might bring some bug spray along just in case), and 3). bring sunscreen!
The Cook Shack provides food and beverage options during the day including breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Hamburgers, hot dogs, biscuits and gravy, breakfast burritos are just a few of the options. Each evening there will be a group meal where everyone can get together, eat, visit, and relax. It’s a wonderful time to go over the days activities
There are also great hotels 20 minutes away in Wall. Below are just a few of the hotels available.
Sunshine Inn- 605-279-2178
Best Western Plains Inn-605-279-2145
Ann’s Motel- 605-279-2501


