Belle Fourche River Campground

At the base of Devils Tower National Monument, Belle Fourche River Campground offers a front-row seat to America's first national monument, with sites tucked among towering cottonwoods along the scenic Belle Fourche River. This rustic campground provides an immersive natural experience with basic amenities, allowing visitors to focus on the awe-inspiring geological formation that dominates the landscape.

The campground features pull-through sites suitable for RVs up to 35 feet, as well as tent-only areas, all within view of Devils Tower. While lacking hookups, the campground offers potable water and flush toilets, striking a balance between comfort and wilderness camping. The large shade trees and grassy areas between sites create a park-like setting, ideal for those seeking a tranquil base for exploring the monument.

Located just a mile from the visitor center, Belle Fourche River Campground serves as an excellent hub for hikers and climbers looking to explore Devils Tower up close. The surrounding prairie landscape offers opportunities for wildlife viewing, with prairie dogs often spotted near the campground entrance. For those interested in regional history, the nearby town of Hulett, about 10 miles away, provides a glimpse into Wyoming's western heritage.