Dave’s Hollow

Dave's Hollow Dispersed Camping Area is located in the National Forest just outside Bryce Canyon National Park. It's less than one mile from Bryce Canyon City and approximately a 5-minute drive from the Bryce Canyon National Park entrance. The camping area is situated off Highway 63, making it extremely convenient for visitors planning to explore the national park. It's about a 15-minute drive to Bryce Canyon's Sunset Point, perfect for catching sunrise views at the canyon.

Dave's Hollow has 26 designated camping sites, and campers are expected to use established fire rings for safety. The area is accessible for various camping setups, including vehicles pulling trailers up to at least 20 feet. The access road has some uphill sections and rocks but is manageable for most vehicles. Standard National Forest regulations likely apply, including proper waste disposal and fire safety protocols. Visitors should be aware that the area can have bugs during warmer months, and wildlife is present in the vicinity. Always practice Leave No Trace principles when camping here.

Dave's Hollow Dispersed Camping Area offers basic amenities typical of dispersed camping. The area has 26 designated sites, each with a fire ring. Sites are large and private with good spacing between them, providing a sense of seclusion in the woods. Many sites offer afternoon shade, making for comfortable camping conditions. There are no water, electric hookups, or formal restroom facilities, so campers should come prepared with all necessary supplies. The natural setting provides a true outdoor experience while being conveniently located near Bryce Canyon.