My kind of park. Good to maneuver with my tow vehicle. Quiet. Full hookups. Pretty views. Clean…read morenice restrooms with nice laundry area. Even had handicap ramp.! Owner personable and available if needed. Dog friendly.

This is as low budget as it gets. No office, no trees. Just a small site with no table or space…read more Most all the sites are not level and have 1/4" of 3/4" gravel which is too big and not enough. Why have 3/4" rocks. How am I to level in big rocks?! The sites are not level, not even close. The entire park is on a slope and it looks like the level wasn't working when they made these sites. My shower door won't close and the shower won't drain because we're leaned to the left so far. The water spigot is too low. I could barely get a valve attached and I had to dig. The electric box is too short so I had to bend my surge protector. Who did this stuff? Update 20 minutes after posting this truthful review, I was evicted from the park. Man who kicked us out, gave us no reason. When I asked if it was because of my Yelp review, he replied yes and to get the hell out of his part. He could not defend the fact that is sites were unlevel , had that will destroy your leveling equipment, a water Spicket that's so low to the ground. I had to dig to connect my pressure regulator, and electrical boxes were too short. Not to mention that the entire part is on a hill and not level. Stay away from this place.

My husband & I throughly enjoyed our stay while tent camping. The showers/restrooms were very…read moreclean. And one feature I loved about the showers/restroom is that the door must have a code to unlock it. Which made me feel extra safe. This stop was a breath of fresh air for my husband & I while we tent camped and enjoyed exploring the West.

Great RV park that is kept in pristine condition. We wanted to go see Devils Tower so this is…read morewhere we stayed. We were very impressed with all of our visit to the area. Devils Tower is one of those places that pictures cannot do justice to.

My last night of our trip out West and this was the best! Loved how friendly the staff was...they…read moretreated us like family! The food was all a hit for every person at the table. The kid's fish and chips, my Bigfoot bison burgers and the chicken caesar wraps were all delicious. When you're in the area, check this place out for sure!

5 bison cheese burgers, with chips and pickles, please! Thank you, Jonah!…read more - - - - - - - - May, 2025 Visit Our daughter worked at Devils Tower Lodge for 2.5 weeks in June, and we visited while she was there. As we did in 2017, we also climbed Devils Tower. And we built up an appetite. Driving in we saw the sign "Best Bison Burgers..." and that sounded good... shortly after climbing, we were welcomed by Jonah and seated and ordering. We had worked up an appetite... about 15 minutes later the three of us had enjoyed 5 bison cheeseburgers, with house made chips, and extra pickles. We were able to shop in the store and get souvenirs for family, and we left filled and happy. Thank you, Jonah, for being such a great host and for having such tasty food! ----- ----- -----

We really liked this campground as it has a perfect view of Devil's Tower. My only concern was that…read morethey do not take reservations and we arrived after 5pm. Thankfully, they allowed our family of 4 (in a truck camper) to use one of the 3 remaining group sites. The remaining 2 group sites filled in within 30 minutes of us arriving! I would highly recommend getting there earlier in the day to ensure a spot. There is also a KOA at the park entrance, so if you're scared of not having reservations, consider the KOA. Though definitely not as pretty of a site. The campground itself was very pretty, clean, and again - the amazing view of the tower! They do not sell firewood, so you can buy it at the KOA at the park entrance. I recommend!

Update to previous review. Fire pits are able to be rented from what we were told, and not every…read moresite has picnic tables - there aren't enough to go around.

Would expect a little more for $82.00 a night. Very outdated parking lot campground, mostly full…read moretime workers live here with a few spots for people driving through. Parked in spot #45. Could not find the water hookup. Called the after hours number (they close the office at 3:00), was told it is on the right side , opposite of the electric and sewer. Having traveled in our Rv for eleven years, that's one I have not seen. Thankful we had an extension on our hose, otherwise it would not have reached. Tried to connect to their WiFi using the password given in my email. Tried several times once with a cap, then no caps, and with a 01, then with a o1. No luck. Had to call the after hours number, left a message, no call back. My husband called and left a message, no call back. I would not recommend travelers to stay here, not for the price they charge for what you don't get.

Empire RV Park. We were traveling to Minnesota and planned…read moreto stay overnight at All Seasons RV Park but they were not opening until May 15. I called Empire RV Park and the owners, Mike and Roxanne who had arrived to prepare their park for the vacation season, welcomed us to stay. Mike and Roxanne were very friendly and helpful in guiding us to our full hookup site and then checking on us even though it was cold and raining. We experienced a pleasant stay with a good night sleep with a quiet night.

Amazing place to stay! Our cabin was very clean and comfortable for four people and had all the…read moreessentials and then some. Great location with the best owners! I can't recommend this place enough!

Best hospitality I've experienced in a long time. Juliana has a genuine care and concern for her…read moreguests. Sleeping bags, mats, pillows, water, battery operated lanterns, Coleman stove, and coffee fixings were awaiting us inside. The view was lovely and a quick drive to make it to Devil's Tower. A great way to create a memory of a lifetime!

Wasn't sure about sleeping in a tipi but I'm so glad we did. Perfect view of Devil's Tower from our…read moretipi. Cleanest port-o-potty on the premises. Surprisingly, the tipi was comfortable, warm, and quiet. The winds can be brutal in Wyoming. No heater needed during the night. The sound of the wind was comforting. We set up our tent inside the tipi to keep any creepy crawlers out. After all, you are sleeping on the ground. The owner provided pieces of carpet for under the tent. She also provides cooking supplies, fresh water, a light, and more. Extremely peaceful. Feeling just as relaxed as when I have slept in an upscale hotel.

Did not eat there as they weren't open for the season yet. The marina store was open, therefore…read moredrinks were available. Friendly atmosphere and employees.

From the owner: We are closed for the season and will reopen May 2021. Thank you…read more Seasonal Marina, Bar & Grill, and Campground open beginning of May through Labor Day weekend. Keyhole Marina Campground is equipped with electric and water hook-ups. We specialize in boat rentals, and our store has all the supplies needed for your day at the lake - from live bait/tackle, fishing licenses, fuel, propane, water toys, apparel, snacks, pop, ice, groceries, and beer/spirits. Our 5'o clock Grill is open Friday through Sunday for an amazing lakeside dining experience. Our signature frozen margaritas are so refreshing on that hot summer day. We feature Free live band nights. We are here with everything you need to make happy memories at the lake - Best Day Ever...

Review Visit: July 25th, 2015…read more 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.

The Devils Tower National Monument was the 1st national monument, established by President Theodore…read moreRoosevelt in 1906. The monument's boundary is area of 1,347 acres. It's also known as Mato Tipila or Bear Lodge. It is a butte, laccolithic, composed of igneous rock in the Bear Lodge Ranger District of the Black Hills, Wyoming. It is 1,267 ft above the Belle Fourche River, standing 867 ft from the summit to base. Native American people, believe that a group of girls went out to play & were spotted by several giant bears, who began to chase them. To escape the bears, the girls climbed atop a rock, fell to their knees, praying to the Great Spirit to save them. Hearing their prayers, the rock rose from the ground towards the heavens so that the bears could not reach the girls. The bears, left deep claw marks in the sides, which had become too steep to climb. Those are the marks which appear today on the sides of Devils Tower. When the girls reached the sky, they were turned into stars.