Devils Garden Campground

We had a wonderful stay at the Devils Garden Campground. The location was awesome and we had a fairly roomy, private site, right amongst the rock formations. The campground is located toward the back of the park and there are several trailheads leading from the campground to several arches. There were no hook ups but the site included a fire ring and picnic table. The camp host was friendly and helpful. Be sure to book early, I suggest to start monitoring the sites months in advance as the go quickly once they become available.

My favorite Campground so far. Very beautiful big sites with much room, not close to the next site. Depends on site number. I prefer upper part. Stayed 3 nights there, 2 nights in lower part at #54 and one night at upper part #13 - this site was breathtaking! Good access to the Tapestry and Broken Arch Trail. Of course, no hookups.

WARNING! No RV dump station or showers Lovely campsite, clean and in a great location. Walking distance from the main trails. If you want open views of the valley then you need to book near the entrance, but no matter which pitch you book it's amazing. Super dark at night so great location for Stargazing

Stunning. Apart from not having showers that I can recall, this place is an unreal experience. Camp spots can offer alot of privacy. Come with table and a campfire . You can also purchase wood here.

Devils Garden Campground in Aches NP Utah is a great campground. But you have to plan months in advance. Most campsites are in beautiful surroundings. Spaced out and restrooms are clean. Of course the park service is great and friendly. Have fun.

Devils Garden Campground is truly a gem—beautifully maintained, with breathtaking scenery and a peaceful atmosphere that makes you feel deeply connected to nature. The campsites are generally well-spaced, offering a great balance of privacy and panoramic views of the stunning rock formations unique to Arches National Park. Facilities were clean, well-organized, and everything felt thoughtfully laid out. It’s easily one of the best campgrounds I’ve visited in terms of location, cleanliness, and natural beauty. The only downside—and the reason I’m giving 4 instead of 5 stars—was the location of my specific campsite, which unfortunately was directly in front of a parking area. Throughout the evening and late into the night, several visitors came and went, and many kept their vehicle lights on for long periods while parking or organizing gear. This disrupted the night’s serenity and took away a bit from the otherwise magical stargazing and quiet I had hoped for. That said, everything else about the experience was top-notch. If you’re planning a trip, I highly recommend booking early to request a site away from the parking areas—you’ll be rewarded with one of the most memorable camping experiences in the desert Southwest.

This is one of the most picturesque campsites in the country. There are multiple bathrooms and places for water. Be prepared for winds. It just takes a 3 second microburst to destroy your campsite. (We’ve experienced it more than once.) There are lots of fun hikes right around d your tent sites and endless spaces for kids to explore. Our kids absolutely love going there. Group site Canyon Wren is super sandy, Juniper Basin is a little more solid and flat.

Beautiful campground with a lot of great hikes nearby. Clean restrooms. It can get pretty windy and cold at night, so be prepared for that. We were able to get some cell service. Ed was one of the nicest camphosts/rangers we've ever met.

First of all it’s nearly impossible to book that campground. Second, they sell the site twice. We left early due Fiery Furnace trail was closed with no reason and they refused to refund the money we paid. But still resell our spot. Otherwise campground is good with nice view and clean bathrooms.