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This is a great KOA! I stayed in a cabin while I was there and it was clean and inviting. The grounds were very well taken care of with flowers and even tomato plants in pots by the cabins! The pool was well taken care of and fun to play in on the hot summer days we were there. The showers were also private, clean, and safe which is important! My only cons were that everything was very overpriced. I understand it's a big tourist attraction but they were price gouging on things like 20$ for a little thing of sunscreen and $12 for a 16lb bag of ice. Overall, we had a great stay and I would definitely stay again.
USA's First National Monument [Devils Tower WY] Somehow we missed visiting the Devil's Tower the first time we went on a road trip 10 years ago in 2014 to Wyoming and the Midwest States. From afar the view was majestic and was a sight to behold. As we were approaching the landmark, it became evident to me how massive this rock truly was. Originally, I thought I wouldn't be able to make it, I only had flip-flops on but the path was paved and most of the Tower Trail was rolling flat. There was some slight incline at the beginning of the hike, not too bad, and the weather was very comfortable with bursts of slight breeze at some parts of the hike. We were able to get a good three-dimensional view of the huge rock from all sides. We also caught a glimpse of a few adventurous rock climbers... at least ten of them coming from different parts of the rock. Some cool facts and trivia: Devils Tower is a National Monument located in Wyoming and was featured in the climax of the movie Close Encounters of the Third Kind. A 1977 sci-fi film by Steven Spielberg Devils Tower is a sacred symbol to several Native American tribes. Devils Tower National Monument was the first United States national monument established in 1906. Review #3477
4.5 stars A little out of the way if you're heading up to Mt Rushmore, but it's worth the drive. It's an interesting feature and to hear the Native American cultural significance behind it (you can even register to climb the boulders up there). Make sure you wear sturdy shoes and bring plenty of water. There's even good views if you only make it part way up the trail too. Free admission with the America the Beautiful park pass. 2024 #55
Another planned stop along the way of the 14 state 2024 Tour, albeit out of the way but well worth the drive this national park deserves your time and the Native American legend that resonates throughout the area inspires your imagination, my first thought is of the movie Close encounters of the third kind comes to mind but even if you haven't seen that movie the park is still very inspiring
Review Visit: July 25th, 2015 If you have seen Close Encounters of the Third Kind, then you are very familiar with Devils Tower. This was about the final stop on a 2 week cross country trip and I am happy it was one of the last. We didn't get to get close, as we were tight on time, but still seeing it was awesome. I didn't know too much about it besides what we talked about in Geography classes in college, but I knew some of the legends and the uniqueness of the tower. It appears that there are trails around the tower you can hike. You can also climb the tower too, which is weird, since I thought it was all protected grounds by Native Americans. Maybe it's a limited window each year. Either way, if you can indeed get close, I would love to go back. I love odd, natural landmarks like this and would love to explore it up close. Wish I knew more to tell you all but maybe one day I can expand upon this post! Devils Tower is quite the landmark. It stands out when compared to everything else around it. Geologists still debate on how it is formed. Native Americans have a few folklore on how it was formed too. If you are interested in either of those, check the Website/Wiki links below.
I stayed in Guernsey, WY and had an extra day to explore other areas. I was debating on whether or not to visit Devil's Tower. It's a good 3+ hour drive from Guernsey. I'm so glad that I decided to visit! It was well worth my time. I would absolutely return here. My only regret is that I didn't have enough time to return here during evening hours. I would love to see wonderful views of the cosmos at nighttime. There is a park entrance fee so be prepared to pay. I believe the fee is about $15-$20. The friendly park ranger will provide you with a map and helpful information. The drive up to the base of mountain is nice. Pay attention to the views as you pay attention to the roadway along with other motorists and bicyclists. There is a decent sized parking lot at the base of the mountain. Public restrooms are nearby as well. They have various park benches to sit on solo or with family as you marvel at the beautiful views. They even have a selfie station! Take your time to walk around the base of the mountain. They offer a few alternative trails. Be sure you have a nice camera or plenty of power in your cell phone for many opportunities to take pictures. I LOVE the energy of this place! I can see why the Native Americans designated this place as sacred ground. I also enjoyed seeing some areas with prayer flags. There is one area close to the base of the mountain that is a designated prayer area. I like how there are signs that caution against disturbing any of the prayer flags. Also, make sure you bring water to stay hydrated on the trails. Take your time to read the various signs placed along the base of the trail. They offer a lot of interesting historical information. Before you leave for the day be sure to visit the Visitor's Center where there is a small museum inside that offers information on Devil's Tower along with historical and scientific information. Next to the museum is a small to medium sized gift shop. They sell plenty of books, postcards, coffee mugs, etc... This was also worth my time. I ended up walking away with a small bag of souvenirs to take home with me. Again, worth the time! If you have never visited, don't wait! Especially if you're visiting Deadwood, SD or another community. Deadwood is about 50 minutes drive time from Devil's Tower. I would LOVE to return here! Very impressed!
My first thought driving in closer? The entire general shape of the rock formation reminds me of Spaceballs' black Darth Vader helmet, haha. The vertically straight striations give mind to any old beef pot roast or your classic string cheese: tendons/tendrils you could totally just peel down and away; pretty cool. There's only one road in, one parking lot, and one road out, so this place can get packed during peak months. We were there after Labor Day, so the crowds were manageable; except they were doing some kind of construction and had temporary lights flashing to time the crowds that were NOT working, thus we sat in line for about 20-30 minutes people cops came and fixed the darn things. It wasn't bad, considering. The gift shop is small, but I did get a cool tee shirt to add to my travels collection. **Some of the best viewing and pictures are from a roadside overlook a few miles out from the park entrance. The closer you get, you have to look up for pictures, and lose the depth perception that makes this. Formation unique!
A must see! Nice trail around the tower, two trails actually. So many different views as you walk the east easy inner trail. We saw a climber, no thank you. A recommend stop, required a detour that was wonderfully required. IMPORTANT TIP:The parking gets full, so arrive early otherwise you may have to wait on a traffic light to permit enterance, that light was off on our early arrival.
Devils Tower was a great way to spend the first day of my vacation in the Black Hills area. The drive over from near Deadwood was very scenic and when I knew I was getting near I couldn't wait to see how Devils Tower would reveal itself on my first glimpse from the roadway. Getting to the National Monument, I arrived and was surprised to get a parking spot right outside the visitor's center a few minutes before it opened. I opted to first take the Red Beds Trail for a longer route to see the Tower and the outlying area. It was a beautiful and cloudy morning and the trail allowed me some spectacular views of the valley that surrounds the Tower, going up and down around through some different landscapes. I encountered very few people on this trail, which I preferred in this situation. After making my way around that trail, I headed back to the more accessible Tower Trail, paved and a better way to get some closer views of the Tower itself. There were people of all ages on the trail, and at the most scenic places to stop and read about the history or use the binoculars, there was a friendly vibe amongst revelers. The Tower is a marvel and a spectacular sight in person, and watching some climbers on the Tower itself helped give perspective to its size. Very happy I made a little extra drive over to see it.
Devils Tower is definitely worth a stop, but it's not an all-day thing unless you're planning on climbing it, which we saw many people doing. There's not a ton of parking at the base, so get here early because it was packed when we left around 10. I recommend taking the tower trail because it's a loop trail that offers a 360 view of the tower. Each side has something different as well as informative signs throughout the trail, which point out some cool formations. The tower trail can be difficult for some as it's not all flat. There are some hills, but it should be fairly easy for most. There's certainly an interesting story behind the tower, which I think everyone should come and see/hear for themselves.
Very nice campground and the camp store there has just about everything you can think or ask for. They have lots of camping supplies, souvenirs, shirts, hot food, snacks, ice cream, jewelry, toys, books, blankets, some groceries, drinks and even alcohol beverages. There are no campfires at your sites but they do offer two different campfires at 2 different locations where everyone can gather around. The only downside is the pool is not available for use due to waiting on an inspection of it. They offer dog park, mini-golf, laundry, and a children's play area. The best part about this campground is you can get a great view of Devil's tower! I highly recommend going to see Devil's tower either early morning or early evening. There are less people and you can take a lot of pictures without other people in the photo. I do say that you really only should stay 2 nights only. Since it's very hot and there is no pool to cool off. There is not a gas station for at least 30-40 minutes away so make sure you fill up when you see one. There is only 2 stores one of which is the camp store. Between the 2 stores they do have a lot. Then at the end of the street only one restaurant. Also an hour away is the center of the GEO of the US. Which was really neat and had a very cool museum with even dinosaur bones in it. Another place that's only 30 min away from there is Deadwood City. Deadwood has very cool old Main Street with original buildings from the early 1900's and that is brick paved with many souvenir stores, places to eat, a brewery, Starbucks, whisky/moonshine store, and many small casinos. We don't gamble at all, but if you do you will love it there and its definitely worth going to while you here at this KOA. Sick-N-Twisted Brewing Company Lots of different local beers to try. You can get a flight of beer for $10. Also you can get a flight of wine too. I don't drink anymore but my husband loved it! It is attached to very cool souvenir store where you can have your own custom shirt/sweat shirt made. They also have many magnets for Devils Tower.
Beautiful natural tower to climb, hike around, or stare at. There's a restriction on parking near the visitor center so expect to be waiting a while. As of August 2024 there's a street light installed to limit the number of people parking. It's controlled by a park ranger. There are two sets of restrooms at the visitor center. One is vault near the trailhead, the other is flushing near the parking lot.
3 years ago
I've had this place on my bucket list since I saw the movie but I've never had an opportunity to get here. I mean, it's hours from the nearest airport. You're not just going to be passing by Devils Tower by accident, or at least, you won't be if you live in a state that touches the Atlantic Ocean. But when I started looking at how I could see this and also cross off four new states on my list, it all fit into place. And here I am at Devils Tower. It's a very easy park and a very easy hiking trail that goes around the mountain. Sure, professionals can climb it but the rest of us can only look up at it from the boulder field. And frankly, that's plenty good enough. I stuck around for about an hour and that's more than enough time to see things, visit the gift shop, and satisfy your need to visit this magical mountain. Interesting tidbit. It was originally called Devil's Tower, as in with a possessive. But when the paperwork got filed, they dropped the apostrophe and it became Devils Tower, as in plural. read more
8 years ago
Devils Tower~ our nations First National Monument! The tower is 867 feet high and 1,000 feet wide. Magnificent. We were visiting on a clear sunny day and were able to view this beast rising from the ground. When you take the trail up close, it's steep sides are simply intimidating. We even witnessed a few people scaling the sides toward the top. Hiking up is permitted. All you have to do is register with the ranger before doing so. There are also 5 different trails that can take you to different perspectives of the monument. With campsites available, you can enjoy this area overnight. There are restrooms at the main visitors center near the base of Devils Tower. These lines tend to be very long. I would suggest using the restrooms at the tourist center right outside of the entrance. A fun area along the drive up is a Prairie Dog area that they inhabit. You can see many of these little guys popping up all over the place. There are a few turn offs so you can get a closer glimpse of the prairie dogs and snap some pictures. They are cute little fellas! Definitely visit the stunning monument. read more
3 years ago
10 years ago
So at this point in my trip I've been to a couple notable places (including Crazy Horse Memorial and Mount Rushmore) but Devil's Tower was the only one that actually took my breath away. It was a beautiful day, mid 50s temperature and the park was only mildly busy. It's hard to imagine that this beautiful work of art was made by mother nature herself. The park offers a series of trails that go throughout the park, I recommend taking the Tower trail because you get to walk about the entire tower (about 1.2 miles) and you'll get to see views of the plains across the park. The path itself does have some up hills and down hills, but fear not unactive yelpers, you to can make it through (I'm extremely out of shape but did make it through the trail). It's totally worth the blood, sweat, and tears. Be on the look out for rattle snakes, prairie dogs, deers, and even people climbing the rock! While we didn't see any prairie dogs in the park, we did get to see them coming out of their holes on the bus ride out of the park. When you get to the scenic views be sure to keep your eyes out for deer, we did see two on our trip :) Definitely a must go to if you're in the area, extremely worth the 2 hours drive from Mount Rushmore! read more
Devils Tower National Monument. Devils Tower (also Bear Lodge Butte) is a laccolithic butte composed of igneous rock in the Bear Lodge Mountains (part of the Black Hills) near Hulett and Sundance in Crook County, northeastern Wyoming, above the Belle Fourche River. You would likely recall this famously mythical natural monument from the movie Close Encounters of the Third Kind. As you wind through Wyoming and approach it, you'll see it from miles away peaking over the tree line. It's stunning and definitely causes one to pause and ask where did this come from? It's towering and guarantees climbers a challenge. There is an entry fee to drive up to it, but you can catch a free look as you approach it. There's a large gift shop (it has its own Yelp listing, too) with an alien theme where you can purchase souvenirs and a small post office on site to send off postcards. It's well worth going out of the way to see it as you drive through northeastern Wyoming. read more
5 years ago
Delicious bacon cheese burger with beef from the Campstool Ranch( right by the campground). It was hard to choose dessert. Their sweet shop had candied nuts, homemade fudge, fun assortment of candy and ice cream. I had the huckleberry ice cream. It was sweet and refreshing.The service was attentive and timely. A great place for dinner with a view. Even for locals. read more
I loved this place! How neat! It's really cool when you are approaching because you can see it for miles while driving up - this was the second day of a 9-day road trip for us across 6 states so this was really something to see! We stopped at the trading post just outside the park entrance and saw some goodies for sale in there. Lots of skins and alien stuff. We walked the trail that goes around the entire Tower and I'm really glad we did because we got to see it from several different angles, saw some deer sunning themselves and got to see some of the beautiful surrounding landscape. There are many other things you can do in the park but we were starving and had a long day ahead of us - I believe entrance was something like $20-25 but we have the annual pass so we didn't actually pay. read more
I climbed Devils Tower to the summit via Durrance on July 4th of 2018. The monument is a beauty but have you ever thought about its view from above? It was absolutely the most treacherous climb I've ever done. It took sister, myself, and our friend Liz 16.5 hours to get to the summit. We got to the base of the approach at 7:30am and got to the top around 11pm. I watched the fireworks from above but it was much too dark and cold so we rappel down. It took us almost 2 hours to get down. I only remembered that we got to the car around 1:5Xam and by the time I laid down on my sleeping bag it was already 15 past 2am. However, It was gorgeous and words cannot describe the phenomenal view, and the overall experience. You really need to see it for yourself! If you should ever decide to start climbing, I would highly recommend you add this route onto your list. On Mountain Project, the Durrance route is listed as a 5.6 climb, however, it's more like a 5.8. There are also 7 pitches to the top: the approach, leaning column, durrance, cussing crack, flake, chockstone, and baileys direct. While on the route, I met so many amazing climbers. Many locals who climb the entire route to the summit in less than 3 hours. I wanted to hike around the entire park but we only stayed three days and spent a majority of our time climbing. The third day was after our climb to the summit. I was much too sore to get out of my sleeping bag so I lounged around before we started our adventure to Rushmore. Should I ever stop by again, I will definitely tour the park and climb a different route to the summit, this time, to see the sunset over the horizon. read more
While vacationing in the Black Hills of South Dakota we decided to head to Wyoming to check out Devils Tower. We were not disappointed. You can see it from a distance, but going right up to the base is pretty neat. They folklore that explains the legend is pretty cool. I was glad to get to see this monument. Well worth a visit, I wished I would have hiked around the base more. Looking at it from the base it's pretty cool that it stands alone and you wonder how it was formed. No it's not as exciting as the Grand Canyon, but pretty cool. read more
When you first see Devils Tower approaching on the highway, it's hard not to be amazed at how epic and out of place it looks. Pay attention to the road!! When you get there you'll take a winding path up to the base of the tower, where I highly recommend getting out and walking around the base. I was lucky to go there in April, just after snow had fallen, so there was not another person in sight! Very eerie indeed but Devils Tower is absolutely beautiful and it is well worth a visit! read more
How do you explain Devils Tower to a child? Uh, well, okay, little girls were playing outside when, suddenly, a few giant bears started chasing them. To escape, the girls climbed a small rock then prayed to be saved. Spirits heard their pleas then made the rock rise upward to the sky. The bears clawed at the large rock but couldn't climb it. The girls were saved then turned into stars. The end. Sounds good to me and it was the main story given by Native Americans. The real explanation is far more complicated so I'll stick with the bear story. You can often see climbers scale the tower -- there were two on the day I visited -- so I'm not sure why giant bears had so much trouble. This was my second visit to Devils Tower and I was glad to see it. When I stopped by some years ago, only the base of the tower was visible on a grey, foggy morning. That should give you an idea of how large this high-rise really is. A trail will take you around the base of the tower and it's a pleasant walk through the pine trees. There is nothing else like this in the United States and it dominates the surrounding landscape. read more
I came here on the wrong day, it was non-stop raining. It was foggy. The trail path is easy enough to walk. There are a few scenic points to look out. There is a gift shop/visitors center. There is a public bathroom next to the park ranger's station. People can get permits to climb if the weather are nice. read more
This was another spot where I got to pull out my National Parks Pass - YAY! Very exciting. As I cruised into the park, approaching the tower - I saw ALIENS! That's right! Aliens! They occupy much of the grounds around the tower and are called "prairie dogs" in English. Visitors are instructed not to give any snacks or foods to these aliens because it will literally kill them. Prairie dogs do not drink water. They get all their hydration from the roots of the plants that they eat - and they fill up all spring and summer long on tender shoots and roots, get roly poly like an overfed illegal California ferret - and then burn those calories all winter long. If you feed them any human food - which has sodium - it causes them to dehydrate, possibly fatal over the course of the winter. The grounds are so beautiful - it's tranquil, majestic and absolutely stunning. If I had not already made reservations at Old Faithful for the following night (doh!!) - I totally would have stayed to camp. I can only imagine how gorgeous the skies are at night when it is clear there! The gift shop was filled with the most jolly, friendly people I have encountered in a parks gift shop in ages. They have piles of information and they are very helpful. Great spot to stop, picnic, hike and recharge. And - visit with the aliens from a distance! read more
6 years ago
8 years ago
Probably the most unique basalt formation ever, this is one of those places I saw many pictures of in advance and wanted to see in person. Devils tower can be seen from several miles away as you drive closer. Found in the northeast corner of Wyoming and not really on the way to anything else but really something to see. You must leave your trailer behind before driving to the trail around the base of the tower but plenty of places to get some great pictures. Nice trail and great gift shop to explore here. read more
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6 years ago
This is my favorite national monument, so I would say get out of your way to visit it. We arrived at 10am, and waited 20 min in a car line to get it. As you drive the grounds look closely there is lots of prairie dogs in the fields and we saw several deers in the bushes. The monument itself is magical. It feels truly like a very spiritual place. According to the Native American tribes of the Kiowa and Lakota, a group of girls went out to play and were spotted by several giant bears, who began to chase them. In an effort to escape the bears, the girls climbed atop a rock, fell to their knees, and prayed to the Great Spirit to save them. As bears tried to climb and reach for the girls they left markings on the rock. While in area make sure you visit quaint little town of Hulett. read more
8 years ago
A must-visit park. I don't think pictures do it justice. Most pictures focus on the austerity of the monolith. However, the environment around the tower is beautiful. I visited in late June. High temp: 68, Low: 51. read more
4 years ago
4 years ago
Drove 6 1/2 hours to get here, arrived about 40 minutes before "check in," to a park that's 3/4 empty, and they deny us check in until later...what the hell!!! Absolutely horrible customer service. Wont spend a cent in their store or souvenir shop. Would recommend you go to Devils Tower View Campground as an alternative. Shame on you KOA!!! Shame on you!!! read more
9 years ago
9 years ago
Devils Tower is a very sacred place for the Native American Indians who lived in the Black Hills Forest. It's the first ever national US monument! There are many legends surrounding its formation. The one I choose to believe is that two little girls and their brother were playing and chasing each other when suddenly the brother turned into a bear. The girls frightened for their lives, hopped onto a tree stump which grew into this enormous stump like formation here in Wyoming. It's believed that the sisters were borne unto the sky and became the stars which now make up 'The Big Dipper' you see here at night. Today you will find brightly colored prayer cloths tied to the trees around the tower and people practicing century old traditions. As I stated before, it is a very special place to an entire culture. It is asked that you do not climb the tower although you will definitely see folks doing so. Bring binoculars if you have them. You're sure to see someone climbing. They do have a day however, I believe it's in June and correlates with summer solstice which is reserved as a strict no climb day. I had no idea a visit here would be such a spiritual one for me. We hiked around the tower which is a fairly easy hike. Approximately 3 miles round-trip I believe, on a incline. We played traditional Native American music and literally danced into sunset. It was really rather incredible! A highlight of our over 2 week road trip. I'm not sure of entrance fees as it was covered under our Annual National Park Pass. I do know that the drive up is a very strict 25 miles an hour! Keep your eyes peeled for prairie dogs on the way! You will definitely see them! Make sure to stop at the gift shop/ranger station for some information before your journey and to get your kiddo's National Park Passport book stamped if they're following. There's a little Devils Tower trading post in the area which is said to have the best huckleberry pie out there. There's also a highly discounted rugged campground just at the base which is technically IN the park. I want to say it's roughly $10. No showers or hookups. We actually chose to stay at the KOA right there instead strictly for the wifi access because I had no reception and needed to let family know we were safe. It was honestly breath taking to wake up and watch the sun over this mind blowing natural beauty. I don't normally do KOA's but the views here were perfect! Stop by the KOA camp store for an official bottle of Devil's Tower lager if you're a beer drinker! This is most likely out of your way if you're traveling in the WY/MT regions, but in my opinion, definitely worth the detour. We stopped on our way from Mt.Rushmore/Crazy Horse on our way to Glacier, in combination with Battle Of Little Bighorn. It's doable! Oh, I've never seen "Close Encounters", but that is apparently what made this structure so popular to most. read more
4 years ago
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6 years ago
Wasn't really worth the drive out there because you hiked 1.3 mi around the tower learning different things but when I went there was a lot of construction and buildings closed due to Covid-19. But the tower is huge and beautiful the trees make a nice place for wildlife to roam around. A beautiful hike seeing landscape, some animals and the religious cloth from the Native Americans. read more
The road trip was to Mount Rushmore but he wanted to show me Devils Tower. It was a drive but after driving 6+ hours it seemed closer . The road to Devils Tower was beautiful - green with wildflowers and hilly. The sky was clear and blue that day which added to the serene feeling I got from watching the scenery go by. And you catch glimpses of the Tower as you head towards it. We stopped at the gift shop before heading in to look around. There are two areas to park in and we lucked out that we were able to park almost right in front of the path up. There were a couple of park rangers with a telescope watching the climbers as we started our walk around the base of the Tower. My first view of Devils Tower up close was amazing. The striations are a wonder of nature. Just learning about how the Tower was formed and looking at it made me feel insignificant. The path was relaxing and cool because of the shade from the trees. There were lots of vegetation to look at including pretty moss and wildflowers. Some parts are steeper than others but not a difficult walk. There's also an area where you can look down into the meadow below. Unplanned but definitely the highlight of our trip. I want to go back. read more
6 years ago
America's first national monument and definitely something to see! The drive up was absolutely breathtaking to see how it just kept growing in size. The walk around with a little long but worth it if you wear comfortable walking shoes. The day we were there someone was actually rock climbing up it, that was so neat to watch and nail biting. read more
4 years ago
12 years ago
Devil's Tower has it for all of us. It's great for families or couples. When the stars luminate the sky, it's unreal, especially with the moonlight's reflecting on the tower's scratches. I've never hiked around but thanks to "Close Encounters," we know it's completely plausible. I ventured this way after hitting up Deadwood & Rushmore. I love it. Wyoming sucks! it's flat except for small portions around here. I must say though, we took the long way and ventured into, i guess that would be the neighborhood, and people here are blessed to live in such a free society. Being a city slicker, i'd get bored real fast but doesn't mean we can't appreciate! read more
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