Devils Garden Campground

This campsite is amazing!! Good facilities, arches right behind the amphitheatre, close to great hikes! The view was wonderful and the STARS!!!

Our travel trailer (30 ft trailer, 20 ft truck) fit nicely into site 9, which was a pull out next to the main road. Nice clean campground at the end of the national park. You are a long way from town, so come prepared with supplies. Like all national parks there is constant road work going on, so factor that into your travel plans. The two sets of camp hosts were awesome! It is wonderful that the national parks limits generator usage to only a few hours in the morning and evening. We stayed for a few days and my only complaint is that the campground was booked full but people never showed up to claim their site and this tends to be the case at many rec.gov campgrounds. If you stay here make sure you hike the trails that start in the campground at the end of the campground loop.

Great hosts. Great spots.

It was hot, over 100F every day. The campground was quiet and relaxing. My wife and I hiked nearly every trail. We went through lots of water and had plenty of trail mix, without stuff that could melt. Everyone was friendly and we met some exceptional families. The evening programs were definitely worth the time. Even with the extreme heat it was well worth the the trip. I’d do it again without hesitation.

Nice campground, have a ranger present every night, amazing views, hiking trails within walking distance of the campground. Not much shade anywhere. This spot didn't get decen shade until about 7 pm 7:30 pm. No showers (but nice bathrooms/water/dishwashing tub). Far drive from the park entrance. Although the campground was full both nights we stayed with every spot reserved we saw MANY vacant spots that were not occupied both or one night. Never even had someone next to us. This is disappointing for such a popular campground (we barely found a spot available) and I hope there is some sort repercussions system set up on the future for no shows like ive seen other campgrounds do.

All great sites in Devil's Garden area. Mix of tents and smaller RVs. Of course no hook ups. Convenient for several hikes deep into the park. Host Paul was excellent. (The other host was nowhere to be found.)

Single handedly the most beautiful campground out of Utah's big 5 National Parks. We could watch the sunrise and sunset from the rocks behind out site, everything was pristine and beautiful! It was just amazing, i literally woke up with the sun on my face from the sunrise, it was awesome. bathrooms are nearby and clean. There's a sink to do dishes, and MANY trails are within walking distance. It was an amazing experience. The only thing that would have made it better would be to have hookups for power and water.