Eating and Sleeping

Campgrounds, Hotels, and Lodging

The Belle Fourche River Campground is the park's campground. Camping is handled on a first-come, first-served basis. Every site has a picnic table and fire pit with grill. There are restrooms with running water, but no hook-ups at any sites. Visit the camping page for hours and more information.

Outside the Park

• Just outside the park entrance is the Devils Tower KOA. Full amenities are available; visit their website or call 1-800-562-5785.
• One mile from the park is the Devils Tower View, which is open year round. Visit their webiste or call [phone].
• The town of Hulett is 10 miles north of the park and offers several hotel and camping options.
• The city of Sundance is 30 miles southeast of the park and has several hotel and RV areas.
• The city of Moorcroft is 36 miles southwest of the park and has several hotel and RV areas.
• Just outside the park boundary is Devils Tower Lodge (bed & breakfast); this business is associated with Devils Tower Climbing.

 

Restaurants and Food Services

There are no restaurants or food options within Devils Tower National Monument. The park does have a picnic area adjacent to the campground. Under the shade of oak and cottonwood trees you will find picnic tables, grills, a restroom and shelter.

Outside the Park

• The Devils Tower KOA and Devils Tower Trading Post are open seasonally and offer several food options (meals, snacks, camping supplies, etc.). Both are located immediately outside of the park entrance
• Just outside of the park is Devils Tower Gulch, a seasonal restaurant at the junction of Hwy. 24 and the park's entrance road.
• One mile south of the park is the Devils Tower View, which is open year round and has a small restaurant.
• As listed above, the town of Hulett and cities of Sundance and Moorcroft serve as the gateway communities for the Tower. All have several options for eating or purchasing food.