Sand Hollow State Park Campground

Geared towards buggies and jeeps but the lady at the desk put us on the outside camp spot which was nice. Clean showers (2) and bathrooms (4). No shade and the lake had a swimmers itch warning which is why it did not get 5 stars. Over all a nice 1 night stay. Close to town for food and close to Zion. Gate closes at 10pm so if your later than that look elsewhere.

Sunny, windy, near beach and quad trail, birds and critters. Table, shelter, power, water and cement pad. Drive thru. Very knowledgeable gate staff

we just came in randomly no Pre book

Great spot with great staff! All around respectful and facilities clean and up to date.

Smelly bathrooms, loud dune buggies all day and evening all around. Because of a lot of rain we had to change from the primitive to Sandpit campground because Primitive had become just mud, and without a 4WD it would have been impossible to park. Staff was super flexible and helpful

This is our second time here, It’s a beautiful spot. The campground is on a hill, the spaces at the top have the best view, the lower spaces are below the level of the reservoir so don’t have a water view. Space WS29 is in the west side campground which has full hookups and paved spaces with picnic shelters. The other campgrounds are dry but are closer to the water. This space had a great view but had stairs down to the covered Ramada.

You really can beat the red sand and blue water. Stayed in the lake view campground and they were the nicest showers I’ve ever been to at a state park! Perfect time of year, was here during an atv gathering, it was fun watching them zip around.

Tried to make a reservation over the phone only to find the office was closed. Finally was able to get ahold of an actual person at the office who told us there was availability and to pay when we arrived. We showed up and we’re turned away as the campground was full. Asked for reccomendations and she gave us one other state park in the area, or a highway pull off. Showed up to the other park and it was completely closed with no attendant in sight.

No shade. Extremely clean and updated bathrooms. Sites were a little tight but they worked.

Pulled into here, and it was so quiet. No one there. We had a wind storm and a snow storm. But still very beautiful

The thing we like most about Sand Hollow is the space between each site! Far from feeling on top of each other. During the time we spent there thankfully it wasn’t too hot because the lake had the swimmer’s itch going on. So we enjoyed our campsite during this visit! But we have stayed previously and enjoyed the water. Our first night had a lot of beautiful lightening in the far distance and was awesome to kick back and watch! The campground is very nicely kept and the facilities feel clean and well maintained and each of our sites has had its own dump station. The campground is close enough to town you can grab a meal if needed and close enough to Zion to drive over to for a hike!

We stayed here for a few nights in the Sandpit campground loop.  Most of the campers there had ATV's.  

The bathrooms and showers were good.  Clean and plenty of hot water. 

There is also a West campground loop that caters to RV use more but it gets filled up fast.  

It is a decent location for visiting Zion and other national parks and St George.  

Overall, we were not excited about this campground, but it was adequate.  We had water and electricty hookup.  Many sites do not have electricity and people used their generators.

Nice. Bathrooms were clean and smelled ok. The individual showers had great water pressure.

The downfall was on our 2nd night we went to town and when we came back at 9:30pm the gate was closed. We had to park at the gate and walk to our campsite, as well as walk back the next morning to retrieve our vehicle.

Google information said it closed at 10pm, but turns out ‘winter’ hours it closes at 9pm. (I later discovered this was printed on Window hanger we were told to post in our front window and on the camp map they had given us.)

Last stop on our Utah adventures and it was perfect. Had to pay to get in and pay for camping that wasn’t fun but it worked out they did have Full hook ups Available here!!! So thankful to dump from our other adventures We also tent camped next to our rig and it was good for everyone. The water was warm and enjoyable.

Well maintained campground with nicely spaced sites that offered some privacy. Spaces were paved and pretty level. Lake was really beautiful. Spaces 28 and 29 offered a good view, we had a lower space in 6 but faced the dam portion of the lake so we couldn’t see the water. Lots of sand activities and equipment to rent.

Sand Hollow has great large mouth bass fishing and beautiful red rock scenery.

They charged us 25 dollars for a primitive campsite. Trails to campsite were completely sand so we had to park on dirt road and hike to our spot. Beach was muddy. Water was muddy. Mud was sticky. Bugs were actually swarming. Don’t go here if you don’t have 4 wheel drive. Sunset was really pretty though

The sand near the lake was fun to play in for my family building sand castles and also relaxing. We hiked around the lake and found the cliff diving and fishing coves. I like that there are more private areas if you look. We also did the dune buggy tour ride and I am so glad we did! The water was a little chilly in May but we went out to our knees. We both got swimmers itch so beware. I let the employees know a few days after. Just remember to shower right after getting into the water. There are showers right near the lake. It was a beautiful view.

Lake is crystal clear. Great for swimming or paddling. Campsites are close to lake. Only negative for me was this is OHV mecca so noisy during the day.

Nice campsite. It was a bit cool when we went, not too busy - which is the way we like it.  The campsite itself was nice but it could get a bit loud with all the ATVs zooming past. If you're interested they do have rentals and the park is well maintained by the state.

We stayed at site 3. Nice view of the water. We did find a giant scorpion limping past so be aware. 

The dog and the kids had a lot of fun at the beach.

Great place even for a day trip and conveniently close to St. George.

Spacious State Park campground with water, power and gray-water hookups. Every site had a picnic shelter and nice views of the surrounding desert. The reservoir itself, though small, had a lot of boat traffic but was refreshing to swim in. This area is a 4X4 paradise, so expect to see lots of quads and nice-by-side UTVs racing around the place. For us, it was a quick stop to top the tanks and drain the grays and for that, it was perfect.

This was our first trip with the RV, my 2 year old, and 1 year old. We parked on the west side RV park. It’s vary convenient to the cliff jumping rocks, walking distance. There are multiple heights to jump from so don’t worry and give it a shot. I recommend going to the other side beach to spend most of the day if you don’t have a boat. The sand is much nicer and you can drive your truck right up to the water.

April 30 - May 2, 2019 Weather was 50/60 degrees. Elevation 3,067. Site had water, electric and sewer. The showers were PRIVATE and VERY clean. Park has dump station. Verizon worked there. We met Holly and John Taylor and their dog Murphy (Youtubers: Let's Go Now Adventures). The Ironman competition was held there. There were LOTS of Side by Sides on the dunes.

The only way to the camp ground is through the front entrance which they close at 10. If you arrive before 10 but have to leave to get something after 10, don’t expect to get back in. They lock the gates and put spikes on the exit so you cannot reenter the park. I wasted my money booking here because I ended up getting locked out of my camp site.