Devils Garden Campground

This is the best campsite! The kids had a ton of room to play and climb.

Loved the campground and the great access it gave us to the park.

Edward Abbey might be screaming from wherever he is...but the campsites are lovely, as are flush toilets!

My spot was fantastic, private, and right up against nature although the parking was long and pretty flat. Seeing the stars while seated by the campfire! Wow! It was far from 2 hikes and involved a hill! It was necessary to drive through the whole site to turn around. I had a bit of reception from nearer the rocks so I could check messages often. Just stunning.

Incredible views. Great camp hosts. Clean bathrooms (with flush toilets!). Close to the best hikes in the park. What more could one ask for?

Excellent views, location, and proximity to hikes but remember water if you have an RV. Wood is available but painful to. It, need to do it online without cell coverage.

Great campground.

My only suggestion is regarding the trail to Tower Arch.
At the beginning of the trail, there is quite a scramble over a rocky hillside. Couldn’t the trail just follow the wash just below and end up in the same place?
Later on, the trail could really use some additional cairns. I found the trail difficult to follow.

This was a great campsite. Our kids loved the massive rocks behind us that were great for climbing and the view of skyline arch out our back door was also incredible. Our site (28) was also convenient to the restrooms and garbage dumpsters without being too close. Given how hard it is to get a parking spot at the Devil's Garden trailhead it was great to be able to just walk there from our campsite (~400 yards), instead of having to fight for a spot at the trailhead. I would totally recommend the campsite in general and our site in particular. The only negative would be that it was super hard to get (we were very lucky) as the sites disappeared literally within the first second after they were released (we were there the week of spring break which probably made it harder). Other hikes I would recommend are the Fiery furnace (also needs advance tickets which were super challenging to get) and the trail to Tower Arch. One of the great things about Tower Arch is that it is out of way 7 mi down a dirt road. The road is actually not too bad - we made it easily in our low clearance minivan. The hike and destination are beautiful and there is almost no one there (we encountered only 3-5 other groups the whole day and were typically on the trail be ourselves. Finally, the hike to Delicate arch and the arch itself are stunning and well worth it, but be prepared for a crowd at the top waiting in line to get their photo with the Arch.

Really nice experience at this campground! The sites were beautiful and the rangers/hosts were helpful and friendly. The only downside was that some of our neighbors were doing the loud conversation thing after quiet hours, and it would have been nice for the hosts to be on top of this. Note that the firewood situation is a little complicated: you can obtain it from the campground host, but you need to purchase on your phone (i.e. you need a signal) and/or at the visitor's center (where you'll get a receipt that you give to your campground host). One huge plus of this campground is how close it is to the Devil's Garden trails.

This is one of our favorite national park campgrounds. Our site was clean, spacious and had unbelievable views. The campground hosts, Ron & Karen, were amazing and a highlight of the trip for our young kiddos. Site 38 is across from the bathroom and trailhead for Broken Arch. Only suggestion would be to bring hand soap, as the bathrooms only have hand sanitizer. Overall, our experience was incredible and we highly recommend camping in Arches National Park!!