Belle Fourche River Campground

This is a beautiful campground in a beautiful setting inside the National Monument. It is clean, well kept and borders on a prairie dog town for entertainment! All sites are first come first served, and when we were here in late September it stayed pretty full. Sites are level and have a picnic table and fire ring with drinking water and restrooms close by, no showers or dump station. There are 4... This is a beautiful campground in a beautiful setting inside the National Monument. It is clean, well kept and borders on a prairie dog town for entertainment! All sites are first come first served, and when we were here in late September it stayed pretty full. Sites are level and have a picnic table and fire ring with drinking water and restrooms close by, no showers or dump station. There are 4 handicap campsites next to the restrooms. Trails lead right out of the campground to the tower, visitor center and whole trail system, no driving required if you are reasonably fit. Otherwise it is just a short drive to the visitor center.

Camped here last week and the sites are extremely attractive, with views of devils tower! What was not awesome, the over attentive/ invasive and almost rude camp hosts. The told my daughter who is 14 and an only child she could not ride her skateboard, and it was an almost negligible in size amendment or the rules board- lame. The told us we could not take a second armload of wood as tenters, they... Camped here last week and the sites are extremely attractive, with views of devils tower! What was not awesome, the over attentive/ invasive and almost rude camp hosts. The told my daughter who is 14 and an only child she could not ride her skateboard, and it was an almost negligible in size amendment or the rules board- lame. The told us we could not take a second armload of wood as tenters, they said we should not take a group site even though there were two families travelling together but ultimately they let us. Just very mall cop style authoritarians. But otherwise it was a great facility for camping. We were right across from bathroom/ wash house. Flush toilets and sinks, plus potable water and a camp sink for dishes and enough waste receptacles , firewood is a hard maybe. No cash accepted , credit card only. 3 stars due to host but camp spots and Amenities a 5/5 for sure.

Belle Fourche River Campground is located within the Devil's Tower National Park. Most sites have a spectacular view of Devil's Tower. The campground is next to the prairie dog town and has easy access to the trails. This campground is a first come, first serve. We arrived around 1 p.m., and at least half the sites were available at that time. The sites did fill up quickly as the afternoon progr... Belle Fourche River Campground is located within the Devil's Tower National Park. Most sites have a spectacular view of Devil's Tower. The campground is next to the prairie dog town and has easy access to the trails. This campground is a first come, first serve. We arrived around 1 p.m., and at least half the sites were available at that time. The sites did fill up quickly as the afternoon progressed. When checking in, grab a registration sheet at the entrance kiosk. Select your site, complete the form, including credit card info, and then deposit the form back at the kiosk. Sites appeared to be pretty level, although they may need some slight adjustment. Sites were large enough to accommodate most RVs and trailers. There are no hookups at these sites. Each site has a picnic table and a fire ring. The park has firewood available at no charge at a spot near the kiosk. KUDOS to the park for providing firewood. Most parks forbid outside wood for concern of transporting ash borers or other insects and disease. Providing wood at no charge helps ensure that guests adhere to the outside wood ban. The camp hosts greeted us upon arrival and were friendly and helpful. The park was quiet in the evening. There are limits on generator hours, which helped reduce noise. There is a KOA right outside the gate. The KOA has a cafe, gift shop, and some food items. There is a great bar and grill down the road from the park entrance. We stayed 2 nights here, which was plenty of time to experience the park and surrounding area.