Sites 65-70 have the best, unobstructed views of Devils Tower. I have a blog post with a map that shows you exactly which site to reserve: http://odysseycamper.com/trips-in-the-odyssey-van-camper/the-best-rv-camping-spot-at-devils-tower/ However, the row just behind that is pretty good too. Arrival and check in was a qu... more

We had a great experience at this KOA. You really cannot beat the view, full hookups, very clean, and sufficient amenities. We paid extra for the premium view and we did not regret it. We reserved the site and it is worth getting reservations as this CG fills up during the tourist season. Cell phone with Verizon and At&t were wa... more

First of all, it's a KOA. They're expensive. I hate when people deduct stars due to price when you know what the place costs going into it. This is the only place to stay when visiting Devils Tower unless you stay within the monument borders at a campground with no hookups. Because of that, they could offer a subpar establishment -- bu... more

The staff is friendly, the spots are grassy and plenty large for both RV and tow vehicle. It's reasonably quiet, and just steps from the entrance to Devil's Tower. There are a couple of stores right there for souvenirs, food, etc. Deer sometimes roam the park at night. They play "Close Encounters of the Third Kind" every night... more

When reserving your spot here ask for a site with a good view of the tower. We had a back-in spot that was semi shaded, huge and right by the dog park. Our pup loved it! Our spot had clean hook ups. Definitely take advantage of the hay rides they do that take you all around the land near the park to see all of the wildlife (you migh... more

After two weeks of boondocking, we were excited to have full hookups for a night and to get some laundry done. Our site, 69, offered a prime view of the tower. However, it was a grass site and badly pitted from RV stabilizers. Mike twisted his ankle in one, and my 19 month old took a bad tumble in another. The sewer pipe sat up on an e... more

The least expensive option for tent sites is an open grassy field where you park and set your tent up facing whatever direction you'd like- we chose to face the tower. This KOA has a great kid friendly pool (which we didn't swim in as we were totally into exploring the park), a very well stocked camp store, friendly and informative s... more

Perfect place to relive the movie about the aliens and Devils Tower. You are right at the base in this vey nice family run KOA. Lots of prime space, many amenities, very friendly service and located just outside the gate into the Park. Every late afternoon when we were there a next door rancher let his herd of goats with bells on ru... more