Cycling Camp · Bentonville, AR
Your Cycling Camp. Our Basecamp. World-Class Trails.
Run your own mountain bike or gravel camp from a private basecamp minutes from Slaughter Pen and Coler. Your theme, your coaches or ours, any month of the year.
Your camp, your way
A Bentonville Cycling Camp, Built Around Your Riders
Picture days of nothing but great riding: private rooms, a sauna and cold plunge for recovery, and some of the best singletrack in America a few minutes away. You bring the riders and the plan, and we bring the basecamp, the local knowledge and the logistics.
Any theme
MTB skills, gravel, road, enduro, women’s weekends, race prep, or something nobody has tried yet.
Coaching that fits
Ride with Jeremy, or with pro coaches from Bentonville’s deep bench, matched to your group’s level.
One booking, your pricing
The organizer books the property and sets the per-person camp price. We handle the place.
The format
The Classic Cycling Camp: Thursday to Monday
- Thursday: Arrivals, bike check, and a welcome fire
- Friday: Camp day 1, skills session, then trail laps
- Saturday: Camp day 2, the big ride
- Sunday: Camp day 3, your call: shuttle laps, gravel or a day off the bike
- Monday: Coffee, goodbyes and the road home
Shorter works, and longer is even better. We’ll build the days around your plan.
Location
Bentonville Mountain Bike Camp, Minutes From the Trails
Northwest Arkansas has hundreds of miles of purpose-built singletrack, and you’re close to all of it. Slaughter Pen and Coler are about 10 minutes away, the Razorback Greenway is about a mile, and downtown and The Hub are about 2 miles by bike. Browse our trail maps to start sketching routes.
Basecamp
Camp Amenities: Ride Hard, Recover Harder
Every campfire, cold plunge and repair stand is reserved for your campers alone.
Sleep
13 private rooms, every bed a queen
- 8 boutique hotel rooms, including the Devil’s Den Double Suite and the Boujee Bike Suite
- The Razorback Greenway Cottage with its own living room and kitchenette
- 4 handcrafted glamping cabins
- 16 queen beds that sleep 32, with 11 full private bathrooms
- In-room coffee bar and mini-fridge, A/C and heat, plus fast free Wi-Fi
- Secure in-room bike storage
- Every room glows its own neon color, a tribute to the property’s Rainbow Curve roots
Recover
A full recovery circuit on site
- Hot tub
- Sauna
- Cold plunge
- Osaki zero-gravity massage chair (new)
- Hot outdoor shower
Gather
A one-acre backyard built for groups
- Big community fire pit, firewood provided
- Covered pavilion for dinners, toasts and rain plans
- Outdoor kitchen with a grill, griddle and oven
- Kegerator: bring your own keg or we’ll source one
- Picnic tables, lounge seating and hammocks
- Cornhole and other yard games
Lounge
Indoor spaces that keep everyone together
- Guest lounge stocked with local guides and visitor resources
- Indoor guest kitchen
- Shower house with two full restrooms
- Coin laundry
- Ice machine and water bottle fill station
- 24-hour contactless self check-in
Ride
Bike setup you won’t find at a chain hotel
- 24-hour honor-system bike shop
- Two bike repair stands
- Muc-Off bike wash station
- Rental fleet with YT Decoy eMTBs, Guerrilla Gravity trail bikes, gravel bikes and e-cargo bikes
- Trail maps and custom GPS routes for trail, gravel and road
- Guided rides with Sena intercom helmets
Explore
Gear and wheels for the whole region
- The Freedom Shuttle: a 14-passenger bus with room for 14 bikes and 10 kayaks
- BOTE paddleboards and Wilderness Systems touring kayaks
- About 9 minutes to Crystal Bridges and about 10 to Slaughter Pen and Coler
- About 1 mile to the Razorback Greenway and about 16 minutes to XNA airport
Good to know
- 3 RV pads with 30-amp power (Class B or C under 25 feet)
- Pet-friendly cabins, cottage and RV pads
- Free on-site parking, plus the shuttle for big guest counts
- About 2 miles to downtown Bentonville and The Hub by bike
Ride with locals
Guided by Riders Who Live Here
Jeremy and Bentonville’s pro guides know every connector, flow line and coffee stop in town, so your riders spend the camp on the best trails instead of studying maps. Here’s a taste: a 27-mile Tour de Bentonville.
Want a camp that isn’t built around bikes? See our all-inclusive camp for grown-ups, with catered meals and a full activity schedule.
Simple pricing
Cycling Camp Pricing
$1,725 / night
The whole property for your camp. You set the per-person price for your campers.
- $1,725 per night for the entire property
- 2-night minimum and no blackout dates
- Booking direct typically runs about 25–30% less than the same stay on Airbnb or VRBO
- If dates are open, you can book the same day
- A 25% deposit holds the property, and the remaining 75% is due 30 days before arrival
What we arrange
Coaches, Shuttles and Everything In Between
- Private day trips, anywhere in the Ozarks: $500 for the full day. Book eight hours with our 14-passenger Freedom Shuttle, a local guide, or both, and point the day wherever your group wants to go. Spend a morning in Crystal Bridges’ galleries and forest trails, then cross town to the Momentary for contemporary art and a drink on the rooftop. Float the Buffalo National River, America’s first national river, with our kayaks and boards along for the ride. Wander the Victorian streets of Eureka Springs, hike the bluffs at Devil’s Den, chase fall color across the Ozark highlands, or line up shuttle laps on Bentonville’s best trail systems. When the sun goes down, the bus can take everyone to dinner downtown so nobody has to drive.
- Guided rides and coaching. Ride with Jeremy, or with pro guides and coaches from around Bentonville, matched to your group’s level.
- Custom GPS routes. Trail, gravel and road routes built around your group, ready to ride from the front door.
- Rentals. eMTBs, trail bikes, gravel bikes, paddleboards and kayaks, ready when you arrive.
- Catering and bar. Local caterers for anything from a taco bar to a plated dinner. Outside bartenders welcome.
- Event extras. Tables and chairs, musicians, magicians, inflatables, slip-n-slides and more.
Rider reviews
What Riders Say
Jeremy gives great bike tours and is a lot of fun to be around.
blake jensen, Google review
Perfect setup for cyclists, and great guide service from Jeremy.
Kristofer Wagner, Google review
Would highly recommend a bike tour with the owner, Jeremy! We got to see various trail systems and allowed us to navigate the trails better on the days we rode after.
Bernette Racis, Google review
Rated 4.9★ across 800+ Google reviews.
Let’s build it
Plan Your Camp
Tell us your idea, rough dates and headcount, and Jeremy will help you shape the camp.
Prefer to talk? Call or text Jeremy at 479-339-9401, or email info@thebikeinn.com.
FAQ
Bentonville Cycling Camp FAQs
Can we run a cycling camp any time of year?
Yes. Bentonville’s trails ride well in every season, and we host cycling camps any month of the year with no blackout dates.
What is a cycling camp?
It’s a multi-day riding retreat for adults: coached or guided mountain bike, gravel or road rides by day, and recovery, good food and campfire stories at night. At The Bike Inn, your group takes over the entire property as its private riding basecamp.
Are camps good for beginners?
Yes. Every camp is built around the group, so it can be a first-timers’ skills weekend, an advanced enduro camp or a mixed-ability trip. Bentonville’s trail systems have options for every level.
Who coaches or guides the camp?
Jeremy guides, or we bring in professional guides and coaches from around Bentonville, depending on your group’s size, level and goals.
How is a cycling camp priced?
The organizer books the full property for $1,725 per night (2-night minimum) as the single point of contact and sets their own per-person price for campers. We don’t sell individual camp spots.
How many campers can attend?
Up to 32 campers sleep on site in 16 queen beds across 13 private rooms with 11 private bathrooms, plus 3 RV pads.
Do you also host camps that aren’t built around riding?
Yes. Our all-inclusive camp for grown-ups comes with catered meals and a full schedule of activities like archery, go-karts, paddling and museums. Riding is just one option there.
What else can campers do besides ride?
Plenty. Paddle with our kayaks and paddleboards, recover in the hot tub, sauna and cold plunge, or book a private 8-hour day trip with our bus and/or a guide for $500, whether that’s to Crystal Bridges and the Momentary, the Buffalo National River or Eureka Springs.
How does payment work?
A 25% deposit at booking holds the entire property. The remaining 75% is due 30 days before arrival, and we send simple online invoices for both.