Devils Garden Campground — Arches National Park

Devils Garden is the only developed campground in Arches National Park, sitting at the far end of the park road among sandstone fins, piñon, and juniper. Sites are tucked between rock formations, so you get real privacy and a surprising amount of wind shelter. It’s close to Landscape Arch and the Devils Garden trailhead, which means sunrise and sunset hikes are right out the door. Vault and flush-style facilities and seasonal water are typically available. Verify current services, fees, and fire rules with the NPS before your trip.

It’s paved the whole way, so any rig works, but the site spurs are short and tight for big trailers. Reservations are required for most of the year and sell out fast, so don’t count on a walk-up site. Spring and fall are the sweet spot, and summer is brutally hot with little shade. Moab, with fuel and resupply, is about 18 miles south. Entry to the park requires an NPS pass or fee.

Have a dirty day.

Sleep among the fins in Arches.