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Arches National Park Camping: Devils Garden & More


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Why Camp in Arches National Park?

Camping inside Arches means waking up surrounded by some of the world’s most recognizable landscapes—Delicate Arch, Balanced Rock, and sandstone fins glowing at sunrise. Devils Garden Campground offers a front-row seat to these views, with quick access to hiking trails and ranger programs. For families, couples, or bucket-list adventurers, it’s an unforgettable way to experience Moab.

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Campgrounds Inside Arches

Camping in Arches National Park is a bucket-list experience, offering a chance to wake up surrounded by world-famous red rock formations and some of the clearest night skies in the Southwest. With hiking trails leading directly from camp and the park’s iconic arches just a short drive away, spending the night inside Arches lets you experience its landscapes in a way day visitors never can.

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Devil's Garden Campground

Deep inside Arches National Park, Devil’s Garden Campground places you among towering sandstone fins and arches. It’s the park’s only developed camping area, offering 51 sites for tents and RVs with picnic tables, fire rings, and nearby restrooms. The location makes it easy to step straight onto iconic trails like Landscape Arch and the Devils Garden Loop. Sites book quickly—often six months in advance—so reserve early if this unforgettable spot is on your list.

Where is Devil's Garden?


Arches National Park may look compact, but driving from the entrance to Devils Garden Campground at the far end of the scenic road takes about 40 minutes without stops. If you’re planning adventures outside the park—like rafting, canyoneering, or a Hummer tour in Moab—keep this in mind when choosing where to camp. This map highlights key landmarks and trailheads to help you navigate and decide whether camping inside the park or nearby in Moab fits best with your trip.

Map showing road and major sites of Arches National Park, including Devil's Garden Campground.
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Campgrounds Near Arches National Park

If Devil’s Garden Campground is booked—or if you’d prefer more amenities—there are dozens of excellent camping options just outside the park. From riverside BLM sites along Highway 128 to private campgrounds in Moab with pools, hookups, and hot showers, you’ll find choices for every style. Whether you’re traveling with kids, towing an RV, or looking for a glamping retreat, camping near Arches keeps you close to the trails while adding the comforts you want.

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Sun Outdoors Arches Gateway

Located at the edge of town, Sun Outdoors provides full-service RV sites, tent pads, and deluxe cabins. The resort-style property includes a pool, splash pad, and clubhouse, creating a convenient basecamp for those who want both easy park access and plenty of on-site amenities for kids and adults.

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Under Canvas Moab

Just 10 minutes from Arches National Park, Under Canvas Moab combines safari-style tents with comfortable furnishings, wood stoves, and optional en-suite bathrooms. Located north of downtown Moab, it’s within easy reach of both Arches and Canyonlands. Guests enjoy stargazing and desert sunsets without giving up comfort.

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Most Popular Arches National Park Tours

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Soar above Arches in a scenic flight that reveals its hidden formations, sweeping vistas, and jaw-dropping beauty, all without the heat, crowds, or hiking.

  • Duration: ~30 minutes
  • Departures: 9am to 2pm
  • Season: Year Round
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Witness Arches at its most magical: Golden hour light, fewer crowds, and fascinating stories shared by guides who bring the landscape to life.

  • Duration: ~4 hrs
  • Departures: Evening
  • Season: Year Round
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VIP access to Arches National Park: Expert guides, iconic sights, & mantle-worthy family photos without the hassle of parking or missing key sights.

  • Duration: ~4 hrs
  • Departures: Morning
  • Season: Year Round
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