This is a beautiful place. We stopped in here 2 nights to explore Devil's Tower and Sundance. The location is convenient to both.

First, the pros. The sites are well spaced so you are not on top of you neighbors. There is a good bit of smaller wildlife if you are quiet and look for them. We did have cows come through our camp one afternoon. The road through the campground is well maintained and not difficult to tow through.

The campground was not overly crowded. There were only two other camper's on the first come first served loop. The reserve spots were only half full even though most of the posts had tags on them.

Where it fell short? Unfortunately the campsites are not very big rig friendly, probably not very little rig friendly either if you need a reasonably level site. We had a very difficult time leveling our 36ft fifth wheel because the gravel pad is humped in the middle so there was pretty much only one way you could put the rig in and we had to be off center in order to prevent the back slide from digging into the hillside.

Many of the sites are too short for anything bigger than probably 20-25 ft and have a huge drop off that would be a pia for stairs without and additional step stool.

There is an additional charge for each pet, which I would have been happy to pay if it meant that they cleaned up after the previous camper's dogs. But alas, hubby picked up six piles before we could let the kids and dogs play.

The fire pit was also full of ashes and charred wood. Not that you could use them because of the current burn ban in the NFL, which many other camper's were ignoring.

All in all, I don't regret the stay because of it's convenience. But I won't camp here again and would look elsewhere for better maintained sites, even if it costs a little more.