Belle Fourche Campground

Got into the park free with my Veteran America the Beautiful pass, $10 campsite fee due to disability.
Nice site, though the Tower was not visible from our location at the opposite side of the campground.
T-Mobile Hone Internet worked with 2 bars after I spent a long time finding a spot that got 2 bars reliably!
No antenna TV reception, no hookups, did not use the dump station but got a refill for our water cooler at the potable water spigot on the "tent" side of the bathroom building adjacent too our site.

The staff here was very helpful. They have restrooms on site & free firewood. They have water hydrants, but not threaded for a hose & no drive thru to add water to RV tanks. Potable water is available though to put in buckets.
Nice views of devil's tower from some of the sites. A fairly easy hike from campground up to visitor center & around the tower

Arrived 8/31/23 and stayed 3 nights. Clean toilets and the nicest/most helpful hosts you'll ever run across. I came in at 2pm and was already filling up. That was a Monday. By 6pm, not much, if anything left. I think the best site was the one behind me, A01. You get all day shade with that one. Price reflects 50% discount with senior pass. No internet, but can text. For some reason, their is a window between 6am-8am that I got internet. Then it's gone. The picnic area before you come in has a wifi hotspot.

We arrived late afternoon on a Thursday and lots of signs said vehicles with trailer must turn left. That left led to a trailer parking area and then the campground. We spoke to helpful greeter then chose a spot in loop B. Turns out late in the day it was ok to proceed up the road to the visitor center, which had RV parking. Got passport stamp and close view of the tower. We were only staying overnight but enjoyed being camped beneath the tower and visiting the prairie dog town on the way out. $20 on arrival at campsite and entry fee on exit from the park (exit fee!?). B30 looks to be the space w clear view of the monument.

We arrived at this FCFS campground on a Tuesday around noon not sure if we would get a spot. Loop B was closed for a special event (make sure to check their website if you’re coming in June) and the “Campsite Is Full” sign at the entrance kiosk wasn’t encouraging but the only place to turn around was at the campground. Thankfully, the sign was wrong and we snagged A-13 which had a view of the tower! We paid $10/night with our America the Beautiful pass but the regular price is $20/night

If you cannot get a site, but want to see the park anyway, you can drop your trailer at the entrance of the campsite and drive up to the Visitor’s Center and Devils Tower.

It is a must see!