Devils Tombstone Campground

Ok. We knew it was a primitive campground Not our first time. But when I say nasty, it's an understatement. We rated it 2 stars because it is a beautiful place. Also, when I read about a state park having a playground I thought the kids would be excited. No... no. No.no. I wouldn't let my children anywhere near that playground even if they wanted to. (Which they didnt) and what looked like a seesaw was a lopsided merry-go-round. The campsite is small.. our truck filled most of the campsite leaving very little room for our large tent. Also.. the entire campground is right next to the main road, which can be easily seen even in the summertime and is noisy. Not sure what it's like there at night though, because we left shortly after using the outhouse. We've used an outhouse many times but

A basic but loveable campground. Grounds are pack in, pack out. The bathrooms are septic tanks. Water spigots work and a network of trails connect. The campsites are close but separated by trees. The ground is made up of a lot of gravel type rocks on top of dirt but beware the typical NY rocks under the first layer of dirt if you putting down pegs. I had no cell phone service or data with TMobile but may vary for others.

Rustic campground with gross pit toilets and no hookups, dumpsters or dump station. Ok to tent camp here or bring a pop up BUT we’re in a 40’ motorhome and it was very VERY tight to navigate to our site. Site was long and somewhat level but had low hanging trees. It is also on a noisy road. Cost $22 a night with no amenities. We won’t return. Oh, and really odd check-in time 2-9 and you DO have to check in even with a reservation.

Restroom in bad condition,other everything perfect.

Such a beautiful location, wonderful trails are nearby. I highly recommend it!