The Devil's Marbles is for most travellers, an overnight stopover on the way to a destination they seem in a hurry to get to.

For Reg and myself, this majestic, inspiring, beautiful and seemingly different every time we visit, easy to access location off of the Stuart Highway, Northern Territory, is a destination in itself, one to plan for and linger at, walk around, relax around the camp fire at and spend at least a few days or more at each year.   Camp site fees are reasonable, facilities include, picnic tables, BBQ's, (BYO fire wood), and very basic bush toilets, a ranger campfire talk and walk once a week, dogs are allowed within the camp area but not outside in the reserve and be attentive to small dogs as this is dingo country.

I seriously recommend, if your travelling North through the centre of Australia, this is a place to stay at, not just a fast stop over.  Just arrive EARLY in the day so you can set up in a good site as while it can be near deserted for a few hours in the middle of the day it can become packed out overnight and impossible to get a level bit of ground let alone a camp fire.
  Just plan ahead and soak in and enjoy this incredible location and melting pot for all, you will be camped beside back packers through to RV's worth a kings ransom but the wealth is in being able to stay a while after the masses leave and experience the magic of this place.

I'll let my photo's do the talking now.