Sleepy Hollow Campground

Nice spot right before Capitol Reef and don’t have to spend a fortune! 20/30/50 amps available with dump and water on site. Only paid $40 for 50 amps, much better than the surrounding area. Bathrooms are clean and host was very nice, he lives across the street. When you get there, there’s a free pay phone to call the host to let him know you are there. Cash only and no cell service, but WiFi is available. Would stay again!

I decided to stay here because I was in a little pickle while traveling in my Skoolie.

Forrest allows skoolies, packages to be delivered, and a quick response should you ever need anything.

This is an easy, comfortable and safe place to stay if needed.

No cell phone range, so be prepared for that. WiFi reaches strongly to the first 4-5 sites from the office.

We were headed to Capitol Reef from the east side and came upon this little gem. It looked closed, but we called the number as directed and owner showed up on his 4-wheeler - nice people! We stayed two nights and loved it! The main reason was because we were the only ones there! Owner said this was their slow season,. 🤷‍♀️ The pull throughs have electricity and some spaces have big shade trees. There are also spaces with no hookups and some tent sites. The bathrooms and showers were spotless; however, the campground could use some cleaning up and general TLC; hopefully they get it done before their busy season arrives. Our Verizon Wireless did not work in this area!

Close (15 mi.?) to Capitol Reef on the east side. Clean bathrooms. Hookups work. Nice owners. Cheap. Good wifi. But what a dry, dusty, and depressing-looking place!

This campground has electric at all pull thrus 30 and 50 amp service. Owners Forest and Mona are very welcoming and strive to see that all your needs are met. The campground is small and has a country and homey feel. It has drinking water and a dump station. It is very quiet and peaceful even though hwy 24 runs by it. Toilets and bathrooms are clean and showers have good hot water. Call ahead for reservations as this campground is small. Highly recommend.

A privately run campground seemingly in the middle of no where. Run by an older gentleman who lives across the street. We arrived late night, called him on the house phone from the main building on the rotary phone, # listed when you arrive. He came right over even though it was in the middle of the night on his four wheeler. Checked us in, and let us be. The morning revealed a beautiful, wide open sparse of land he owns, undisturbed by anything but the elements. If you seek quiet, this is the perfect place to go.