
Alright. Devils Garden Campground sits inside Arches National Park with 51 sites total. It’s a dry camping area—no hookups—and water spigots are available while showers require a trip to Moab. Group sites Juniper Basin and Canyon Wren add capacity for bigger groups, with distinct booking windows. It’s a park campground aimed at hikers and climbers, so plan ahead for peak season crowds and limited on-site services.
Tent, RV, and group sites
Desert rock formations and canyon walls of Devils Garden
Arches NP Entrance ~18 miles; Moab ~23 miles
Kid-friendly trailheads nearby; no on-site showers; plan to visit Moab for amenities
Spring and fall; avoid peak heat
Paved internal roads with ample parking spurs; most sites support RVs up to 40 ft but space can be tight; plan for back-in or precise maneuvers; group sites book quickly and have vehicle limits
Functional basecamp in a dramatic desert setting; distant town amenities, strong trail access, and minimal on-site services; privacy varies by site
No showers on-site; Moab facilities available; laundry options in town
Tent, RV, and group sites
Hiking, stargazing, picnicking, rock climbing, mountain biking, and OHVing
Recreation.gov (Booking: 6 months rolling window; reservations open daily at 8:00 AM Mountain Time)
Pets Allowed - Leashed pets allowed in campsites and on roads; not on hiking trails
Address
Devils Garden Campground, Arches Entrance Rd, Moab, UT 84532, USA
To Park Entrance
18 miles from Arches NP Entrance Station; ~45 minutes from the visitor center
Elevation
Varies
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No. Showers are in Moab; plan accordingly.
Some sites accommodate up to 40 ft, but maneuvering can be tight; consider a smaller rig or scout sites first.
Cell service is poor to non-existent; download offline maps and plan communications ahead.
Juniper Basin is Mar 1–Oct 31; Canyon Wren is year-round; group sites carry per-person-night minimums and caps.
Standard sites are $25 per night; group sites range $75–$250 per night depending on size.
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