Spring Hollow Campground

Spring Hollow is one of our family’s favorite spots to camp.
The camp host was great as usual. She was friendly and helpful.
The sites and bathrooms were also well maintained.
There is access to the river/water for everyone, not just certain campsites.
We will be back to Spring Hollow for sure.

Spring Hollow is the first place we took our kids tent camping. They LOVED walking around the campground to find water to use their fishing poles (no hook, just a weight to practice casting). Our tent site was right next to a waterfall, which was really nice to hear through the night. The campsite was clean and the outhouses were cleaner than I expected them to be. We had a fantastic time.

Spring Hollow is the first place we took our kids tent camping. They LOVED walking around the campground to find water to use their fishing poles (no hook, just a weight to practice casting). Our tent site was right next to a waterfall, which was really nice to hear through the night. The campsite was clean and the outhouses were cleaner than I expected them to be. We had a fantastic time.

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Had Site #11, tent camping late September '23. Excellent campsite, plenty of shade, large flat and nearly level area for a tent (10'x14' footprint w/ room to spare), good picnic table and fire pit. This is a great site if you're taking a trailer as well, roughly 46' slot curb to road. The turn around at the end of this branch is tight, so you may want to walk it first before pulling a monster rig in there. Two creeks were flowing near by which helped mask the noise from the road and other campsites. The vault toilets were kept reasonably clean, but did have a strong odor even in the cold weather. Plenty of trail heads nearby for hikes and trail rides. Good fishing and lots of access points to the river.

Night time lows were in the low 30's, a bit colder then my gear & family were prepared for, so we cut it a night short. I likely won't be back, as Spring Hollow is a bit to close to the road (noisy at night) and the city of Logan (busy site, lots of day use) for my liking. I'll be looking for something more off the beaten path, but I would recommend it to anybody new to camping. Have the city 15 minutes away is nice if you need something.

Had Site #11, tent camping late September '23. Excellent campsite, plenty of shade, large flat and nearly level area for a tent (10'x14' footprint w/ room to spare), good picnic table and fire pit. This is a great site if you're taking a trailer as well, roughly 46' slot curb to road. The turn around at the end of this branch is tight, so you may want to walk it first before pulling a monster rig in there. Two creeks were flowing near by which helped mask the noise from the road and other campsites. The vault toilets were kept reasonably clean, but did have a strong odor even in the cold weather. Plenty of trail heads nearby for hikes and trail rides. Good fishing and lots of access points to the river.

Night time lows were in the low 30's, a bit colder then my gear & family were prepared for, so we cut it a night short. I likely won't be back, as Spring Hollow is a bit to close to the road (noisy at night) and the city of Logan (busy site, lots of day use) for my liking. I'll be looking for something more off the beaten path, but I would recommend it to anybody new to camping. Have the city 15 minutes away is nice if you need something.

I understand this isn't simple and easy, but the lack of a dump station and fresh water for an RV is tough to manage. It would be a very welcome feature for the campground.

I understand this isn't simple and easy, but the lack of a dump station and fresh water for an RV is tough to manage. It would be a very welcome feature for the campground.

Our camp hostess, Glenna, kept the bathrooms as clean as possible, and checked in on us often. We were able to take a few short hikes and had a fantastic time.