Reuter Campground

Beautiful campground. No hookups or dump. There is a free dump and water station at the nearby rest area in Sundance. It would be tough to even fill up water here but there are sporadic spigots spaced around the campground. There are a few spots that bigger rigs could get into like 21, 7, and 4. I was in site 4 with a 40 foot Class A. It was tight. You can’t beat the beautiful trees and nice trails right from the campground. It is nice and quiet and you hear the sound of the wind through so the pines. Nice place to relax. The location to Sundance and the Devils Tower is great. You can reserve online. There is a $2.00 pet fee per night which is lame. Parking your tow car can be challenging. There are big vault toilets and plenty of trash canisters. Each site has a nice fire-pit with grate and picnic table.

Nice little Forest Service Campground with about 20 sites. All have a fire ring and picnic tables. About half are suitable for RVs the rest are tent only. Like many FS campgrounds there are no hookups, there are some of the cleanest vault toilets I have seen and there are several water spigots. There is a water fill and nice dump station at the Sundance rest area a few mile away.

Copied from Big Rig RV Parks Reviewed Facebook group: * Park Name: Reuters Campground (State Park) * Park City AND State: Sundance, WY * Major City/Attraction Near: Devils Tower is 30mins away! * Park Website: recreation.gov * Your Lot #: 20 (best spot for big rig) back-in; park next to. Considered a pull thru. NOTE: We had booked site 24 based on website - but when we got there camp host helped us into this spot given other wouldn’t work. * Length of your RV: 44ft RV * Your TOTAL overall length: 62ft total plus two touring motorcycles to park with us * Month & Year You Stayed? July 2021 for 2 nights *Rate Paid? $14/nt - Yes $14! * Concrete, Asphalt or Gravel Lot? Asphalt road back. Once in campgrounds it’s hard packed gravel/dirt. * Any Access Road Issues? Narrow once you turn in - but we fit with no issues. * Spacing of Lots? Well spaced a lot of room between. * Full Hookup? NO HOOKUPS water spigot at your site to fill if needed. Ran generator. * WIFI provided/good? Cell service good/which carrier? No WiFi offered. Our own phones and hotspots worked great though (T-Mobile, Verizon, Cricket) * Fire Ring/Picnic Table/Pool? Nice fire ring & solid concrete table at your site! Wood for sale from Camp host. * Laundry Facility? No * Golf Carts? UTV access? Unk * Pet Friendly? Yes $2 extra per night for dog * Restrictions: 55+ only? Motor coaches only? N/A * Good Mgmt/Rules Enforced? Camp host was very helpful * Nearest Town/Groceries? 30mins * Other Pros/Cons/Suggestions? Closest spot to check out Devils Tower. Warren Peak lookout tower just up the road also. Cheap option to be close. We had to back into site but it was workable! Beautiful, quiet area!

This is a beautiful place. We stopped in here 2 nights to explore Devil's Tower and Sundance. The location is convenient to both. First, the pros. The sites are well spaced so you are not on top of you neighbors. There is a good bit of smaller wildlife if you are quiet and look for them. We did have cows come through our camp one afternoon. The road through the campground is well maintained and not difficult to tow through. The campground was not overly crowded. There were only two other camper's on the first come first served loop. The reserve spots were only half full even though most of the posts had tags on them. Where it fell short? Unfortunately the campsites are not very big rig friendly, probably not very little rig friendly either if you need a reasonably level site. We had a very difficult time leveling our 36ft fifth wheel because the gravel pad is humped in the middle so there was pretty much only one way you could put the rig in and we had to be off center in order to prevent the back slide from digging into the hillside. Many of the sites are too short for anything bigger than probably 20-25 ft and have a huge drop off that would be a pia for stairs without and additional step stool. There is an additional charge for each pet, which I would have been happy to pay if it meant that they cleaned up after the previous camper's dogs. But alas, hubby picked up six piles before we could let the kids and dogs play. The fire pit was also full of ashes and charred wood. Not that you could use them because of the current burn ban in the NFL, which many other camper's were ignoring. All in all, I don't regret the stay because of it's convenience. But I won't camp here again and would look elsewhere for better maintained sites, even if it costs a little more.

Nice site we stayed at to check out Grandmother's Tree (Devils Tower). Price is usually $22 a night, was $11 a night with the Access Pass.