This is definitely a 1 night stay type of place. Tons of tourist coming and going, for good reason of course. The monuments are incredible and right there! The RV sites are basically just a slotted parking lot with a picnic table each. No hookups of any kind. I went in July and it was not bad once the sun went down in my popup with the windows slightly unzipped.
You don’t have a great view of the mittens from most all of the RV sites except the first few up by the entrance. But it’s a short walk over to some tables you can sit at and enjoy the stunning view.
Not my favorite campsite but it does the trick for a night to enjoy the monuments only steps away.
Bathrooms are not great and 1 of the two sinks didn’t with as well as 1 of 3 showers during my stay. Only 1 toilet Shower has been out of service for over 2 months it said so… not great at upkeep… avoid shower/bathroom from 8-10 as it was a long line out the door lol.
The tent sites are wild and have by far the best view even over the cabins. They are right in the valley by not super flat so be aware of that.
Overall a super cool place a lots of cool hand made items to check out in the gift shop.