Belle Fourche Campground at Devils Tower — Devils Tower National Monument

Despite a huge KOA just outside the Devil's Tower National Monument entrance, this first come first serve campground appears to be easy to find a spot if you arrive 5:00 or earlier. Camp is clean and we'll maintained. No hookups, but most sites are spacious and several have great views of Devil's Tower. Bathrooms have flush toilets and sinks, but no showers.

Clean flush toilets and potable water, no other amenities. Suspect it's great for stargazing but it was overcast for my stay. 20 for a normal spot 30 for a group spot. Only downsides are the group spots are double sized regular spots so expect to fit 2 trailers in there only, and the reservation was first come first serve so if you don't have a backup plan on quick draw try to get here by 1600 to give you time to find one, will stay again.

I stayed here the first night of the season - May 15!  Wonderful views from Loop A, but there is not a bad seat in the house. Really friendly and attentive camp hosts. A note that the  camp attracts large groups of climbers, not ideal for solo travelers, but still, not to be missed.

Campground has multiple water points and multiple bathrooms with flush toilets. Plenty of sun for solar power. Individual site has a fire ring and concrete pad with picnic table. There are multiple camp hosts and they are very overbearing, patrolling this place more frequently than a prison. They don’t even let you get set up before they are all the way up your hind end. I stayed for 13 days, most people are here for 1-2 nights. It’s hard to walk dogs around the park because you must stay in the roads and people like to speed and disregard pedestrians, park rangers are not interested in traffic enforcement. On the Belle Fourche River and lots of wildlife.

We are really happy with this campground. It's your basic no hookups campground, but it is very clean and we'll maintained. It has water available , flush toilets. No problem with cell service. It 20 a night and 10 a night for seniors . It is located right next to devils tower in the park. We did not have reservations and was fortunate enough to get a spot. However, we arrived in the off season so I'm sure that has something to do with why there were empty spaces. Otherwise, I'm sure during the season it would be busy. Great place. I recommend this campground if you're in the area and looking for something other than RV resorts and away from freeways. And the star gazing is amazing.

This is a National campground, with pull through campsites. Water spigot near by. No electricity or hookups. Flushing toilets, no showers. Firepits and picnic table at each site. Great place to camp

We stayed overnight in one of the b loop sites. It was a nice spacious and level campsite with plenty of space for us to chill out and relax. We could see the devils tower from our site as you can from most campsites here. The bathrooms were clean with flush toilets and running water with soap! There is even a dishwashing area for washing your dishes. We stayed in a tent and it was quiet and peaceful. The camp hosts were friendly. The only downside is no firewood this day, which evidently they usually provide for free.

Good and positive experience. There's a woodpecker in the tree next to us, cool. Open field, with prairoe dogs, and I saw a Buffalo in the woods grazing.

All drive through sites, first come gets them. Very relaxing.

This is one of the best we’ve stayed at on our cross country trip! We have a perfect view of devil’s tower! This campground has the best hosts and it’s really clean and campsites are spacious. Ver peaceful at night. With our seniors pass we paid $10.00 a nt We had a perfect view of devil’s tower from our site. Felt very comfortable unhitching our trailer and taking off for the day.

Most sites offer a gorgeous view of Devils Tower. This is so much more relaxing and quiet than the KOA zoo down the road. No brats running around here! The only thing missing is showers otherwise it has flushing toilets and running water. Clean bathrooms, meticulously maintained campground. 10$ per night. Heaven on Earth.

This campground is within the national park, in the Belle Fourche river valley. Nice mostly level camp sites to pull into. and plenty of open space to pitch a tent. There are fire rings and free firewood.  The bathrooms are clean and have running water. As for RV utilities there are none. no electric water or sewer hookups, however there are multiple water taps through out the campground at which you can hook a hose to and fill your tank.  So far it has been pleasant and quiet.

A great place for a stop over, we went to Devil's Tower first which was great! It's first come here, there were several sites to choose from, most are pull through, good size, cleans bathroom, park host is very helpful, water. Nice place to unwind.

This is a pretty neat spot if you’re looking for camping without plugging into anything. Little cell service overall but the views to Devils Tower are just amazing. Access to hiking trails; lots of wildlife; free fire wood; first come first serve; cheap and easy - no cash or check; stargazing is a must here

Did a one nighter here. Not much shade. Very open and close to others. AMAZING view of Devils Tower, without a doubt.

We had just fallen asleep then woken by the sounds of a large bear roaring very close to us. We sat up terrified and kept hearing the roaring… after 5-7 minutes peering out of the top of the tent trying to figure out where it was… we finally realized IT WAS A MAN SNORING!?! NO JOKE! Finally fell back asleep couple hours later woken by what sounded like a shot… heard some hustle and bustle went back to sleep…

Woke up in the morning to find a GIANT tree branch broke off and landed in the middle of the grounds thankfully missing people and cars.

Bathroom was great! Clean and lit. Grounds were clean and convenient. No shade. No fire pits. Could hear everyone doing everything

I’m right under the Devils Peak under the stars!!!! A childhood dream come true!!!! Campground closes mid October

Every site is a pull through. Generous spacing between sites. This is a first come, first served campground. We arrived at 2 pm on Fri Sept 6, and it was full by 4 pm. Flush toilets on site and water, but no showers or laundry. Access to hiking trails from the campground. Garbage dumpsters available, but no dump station. Payment (cash or check) is made at entrance, envelopes available. Campground management came through often. There are two loops. Loop B is more friendly to big rigs than Loop A. Cell signal was weak. Campground gets dark at night, perfect for stargazing. There is a KOA near the park entrance as well as some retail. From campground, you have to drive to the visitor center.

Stayed for 3 nights on our port-retirement trip. Sites are large enough for our 37 foot 5th wheel, and still had room for the truck.
No electric but had ok Verizon and pretty fast Starlink.
Campground was about 1/3 full and quiet.
Hosts were nice Bathrooms very clean and water from pump outside.
No dump station here or nearby (unless you pay over $80 a night for stay at KOA. Recommend for anyone that is self sufficient with no hookups.
Road here is hilly so trucks may curse you.

Consists of 2 loops (A&B). Some areas for group sites. $20/night. Bathrooms located in both loops as well as water spigot. Camp hosts present. Beautiful site of Devils Tower. No wildlife during the night present while we were there but the trash is secured. Saw some bison on the road in and lots of prairie dogs close to the entrance. So cute!

Clean bathrooms and water, very popular spot. Run by the park rangers. Includes picnic table and fire ring. Some cell service.

This was a super easy place to camp. There isn’t any privacy but it’s serene and great views of devils tower. Be aware they close parts of the camping loops in august for Sturgis parking so plan ahead of going there at that time. We got lucky and arrived at night with no reservations and they had some spaces.

Limited cell service. But nice bathrooms that are easy to get to. No showers. Would def love to stay here again and relax more.

What an incredible place! Wyoming is beautiful and you cant beat the area around Devils tower. You can see the tower from all different angles.

This campground does not have electric but has portable water and bathrooms. It is first come first serve and can fit different size rigs. Some people in tents and some in really big RVS.

It is peaceful. Right near Prairie dog land, a stream and there is also a general store a mile away. You just can't beat this view at night!

We stayed one night and had an amazing time. The sites are placed very nice and are easy to pull in to. You also have plenty of space between each site. The bathrooms were clean and easy to get to.

Camp hosts are fantastic and so kind. Needed to camp in some shade and this was perfect. Such a pleasant place.

Rolled in late in day hoping for a vacancy - it wasn’t full and we were delighted with a site with a full view of the tower. Bathrooms were clean and the stars were magical. We forgot to bring in the garbage when we went in for the night and within 3 mins were visited by a resident raccoon enjoying our garbage can. Woops.

Fabulous site.

Devils tower is a nice place to visit passing through town but the park and campground don’t have a lot to offer outside the tower itself. Very hot and not much shade or much of a town to visit for a break from the sun.

Plenty of available sites. Shade under massive cottonwoods. All with a front row view of Devil’s tower. The hosts and rangers who stopped by for payment and to say hi were the nicest I have met. Cost only $20. Super clean bathrooms. One of the nicest sites we’ve stayed at on our cross country trek.

I enjoyed my visit and even extended it 2 days for a total of 5 nights. Park like setting with large cottonwoods, fire rings and picnic tables. I had a perfect view of Devils Tower from my site A9. The water spigot near this site was inoperable however. The bathrooms could be cleaner, but in fairness there were probably 100 people staying in Loop B that were using Loop A’s bathroom as well for changing and putting makeup on, etc. ~ it was some special tribal event, so the bathrooms got pretty gross. Can’t beat the price, $10/night with a senior pass. I will definitely stay there again when I am in the area.

This was a great campground! Pulled in around noon on a Friday and had a choice of many sites, most of which had a nice flat spot for our tent. The campground didn’t seem to completely fill up until mid evening. Definitely was much less busy and much quieter than the nearby KOA. Lots of space and privacy at many of the sites and there was even free firewood available while we were there.

I camped here for two days recently with my wife in a 26 foot travel trailer.  We entered the campground around 10 am and were able to quickly find a nice spot at the outer perimeter of the campground with a view.  This was campsite B7.  It was level, with a fire ring, free wood, clean aluminum picnic table and maybe 150 feet from the clean and well-maintained restroom with flush toilets.  Water is available from nearby spigots.  There are lots of trees and the campground hosts maintain the peace and quiet.  There are no water, electric and sewer sites, which was fine, since we are used to dry camping.  I think that the lack of services makes it easier to find an open spot.  Of course, there was great access to Devil's Tower.  We really enjoyed the hiking trail around the base of the Tower.  It is easy, and is asphalt paved all the way.  There are other trails as well, but not paved.  I was very happy with our experience here.