Devils Garden Campground

Sites were spacious and clean. View was great

Bathroom was clean
Camp hosts and ranger were friendly and informative

Great campground. The host was very helpful throughout my stay. I had a great time.

The generator policy is ridiculius. They ban generators during the day when you need them to run AC, and allow them in the mornings and evenings. I would strongly consider staying elsewhere if you have pets, as 70% of RVers do. This would be easily fixed if they simply implemented the same generator policy as every other campground on earth.

Great site with an outstanding view, clean bathroom, very quite.

Site had an excellent view and loved the recessed layout for privacy. Really quiet and love staying here. Wouldn't change a thing.

The most amazing campground anywhere.

Nice clean restrooms and camping spaces

Beautiful campground. Facilities were clean and warm (which was nice with the sub-freezing temperatures we stayed during). Camp host personally came by to apologize for a visitor who had turned on their generator during the night which had woken us up and was much appreciated. Walking distance to two great hikes in the park as well. Be ready for a 30 min drive to exit the park from the campsite

Beautiful spot amongst the rocks. Close and convenient to the Devils Garden hikes. Amazing stars on our Halloween stay. Spots are a bit close together, so could have noisy neighbors. Occasional Verizon service, mostly not from site 8 at least. Nice bathrooms.

Would have been 5 of 5, but we gave it 4 stars only because we were tent camping and any flat surface for a small tent, or any tent is limited. The cul-de-sac seems to be the best spot for camping as it seems quieter and a bit more private unless light pollution, because you’re not immediately across the road from another campsite. It’s a beautiful beautiful location and well worth it if you can get in. We were able to get a very last minute reservation (w/in a wk from arrival; utilized cancellation notifications). Camping in October had beautiful days and chilly nights (if you’re not used to it - low 40s). Campsite has fire pit with attached grill, but you might wanna bring something to put on it if grilling, (we just hauled in our own folded piece of foil).
Picnic table is also on site. The campsite, bordering one side, has trees and provides a bit more privacy, and the opposite and campsite seemed a bit further away, which allowed for more privacy as well. Again, not horrible, but not the best flat area; for a small tent and camping chairs around the fire pit.