Devils Garden Campground

This is the best place to explore Arches National Park. All sites have good views of the majestic sandstone mountains in the area. The restrooms are clean, the hosts friendly and helpful.
Reserve EARLY, this is a hard place to get into.

good campground with flush toilets. but no shade ...... very sunny

OK

The campsite was poor. Too many rules and regulations to feel comfortable camping there.

Excellent

Very nice campground well spaces and paved with beautiful views from most sites. We stayed 2 nights and made a day trip to Canyonlands. Probably should of stayed a 3rd night

Wonderful small campground. Quiet all night.
We felt VERY lucky to get to spend stayed 3 nights because this place books up. I set an alert on recreation.gov and folks cancelled last minute so we had to move each night but not a big deal. Some sites have amazing views over the park (#18, 20) but regardless of which site you get they’re all super nice and fairly level. Some are pull thru.
We were in sites 1, 34 and 51. Site 1 turned out to be very private in spite of being at the entrance and we were able to climb up some rocks and watch sunset.
Clean bathrooms, sinks for dishes, trash receptacles. Would definitely return. Just finished 6 National Parks and this was my favorite campground.

Devils Garden Campground is a good option for campers looking to stay within Arches National Park. The campground is located about 30 minutes from the visitor center, but it is well worth the drive.
The campground is situated among towering sandstone fins and offers stunning views of the surrounding landscape. The sites are well-maintained and have picnic tables, fire rings, and access to flush toilets and running water.
The campground has a ranger amphitheater that hosts ranger talks and programs in the summer. These talks are a great way to learn about the park's geology and history.
Devils Garden Campground also has a few trails that start near the campground and are worth doing. I recommend the Landscape Arch Trail and the Pine Tree Arch Trail. Both of these trails are relatively short and easy, but they offer stunning views of some of Arches National Park's most iconic formations.
I also recommend that campers bring a canopy or sunshade to protect themselves from the sun. The campground has very little shade, so it is important to have a place to cool off and escape the sun's rays. Finally, be sure to bring plenty of water, especially if you are planning on hiking any of the trails near the campground.
My only complaint about the campground is that the camp host was not very visible during our stay. I tried to find the camp host on two occasions to request firewood, but I was unable to locate them. On our last day, I finally found the camp host, but they were taking a shower and I had to wait about 30 minutes for them to come out.
Overall, we had a great time camping at Devils Garden Campground. I would recommend this campground to anyone looking to experience the beauty of Arches National Park. However, I would also recommend that campers be prepared to be self-sufficient, as the camp host may not be readily available.

This is a good campground that provides easy access to the park and trails, as well as fabulous star gazing.

It would be better if it had showers, I really don’t get why it’s so hard to provide a basic amenity such as this. Also, it’s an early check out (10am) which seems unreasonable given there’s no cleaning required of a dirt campsite!

It’s also EXTREMELY DIFFICULT to even get a spot at this campground. Which makes it even more annoying when you see campsites “booked” that remain empty. This includes the handicap site. Absolutely fabulous that it’s available for those who need it, but if it’s not booked by the day before then perhaps release it for use by anyone. Otherwise it’s a wasted site when lots of people would love to stay here!

great camp sites. beautiful and plenty of space for a sense of privacy.