Spring Hollow Campground

We have stayed here 3 years now and have had a great time.

Beautiful campsite. Next to a trailhead which we knew. Expect hikers all day and into the evening if you are here. We had a small group and could fit 2 campers and 2 vehicles up on the concrete by the fire pit /picnic tables. More parking in the lower level of the site. A tent or 2 could fit on a grassy treed area between the upper camp (where we were) and lower parking area for the group site. Two port-o-potties were available for use. A large trash can with heavy liner was provided, although the can was missing the lid and several critters wanted to help themselves in the night. Recommend a bear box or secure trash container for the site. Water spigot worked well. Peaceful stream and beautiful views! We would stay again if group camping.

I only wish the time in camp was longer

This campground is absolutely beautiful. We had so much fun exploring all of the streams running through here. I am definitely planning to camp here again in the future.

Campground was very nice. Adjacent to Logan River. I was there to fish the Logan for 2 days.
Sites were shaded and private.
The road that lead to the camp is very busy and traffic can be loud.
Campground is about 10 mins from Logan.
There is no cell service at the site or up the canyon.

Great campground. Very clean and quiet even with the trailhead parking lot onsite. Access to a myriad of trails and close to Logan and other trail locations. Highly recommend this spot.

There was space for 3-4 tents, which doesn't seem like a lot for a group site. Good shade in the afternoon/ evening. There were lots of hikers passing right next to camp all day long.

Everything is well maintained and kept. We really enjoyed being close to the river and hanging out in the campground!

Spring Hollow has campsites that are VERY close together. Bathrooms are rundown/old and not well-taken care of. Our site was right next to the trail, so we constantly had people walking by.

Overall, the campground is amazing with waterfalls, creeks, wooden foot-bridges, a (low) river to wade or fish in, tons of easy-to-access hiking trails, and TONS of mature tree shade.

We absolutely loved this campground and will definitely be back, but will be choosing a different site next time. We stayed in Site 2, which is right next to the day-use parking lot, approx. 30 ft from the dumpster, and approx. 125 ft from the toilets. The temperatures were high (mid-upper 90s), which probably affected this, but the latrine and dumpster smell wafting through our campsite over the weekend got old quickly.