Sand Hollow State Park

We camped here for about a week in the primitive camping area (no hookups) which cost us $25.00 a night. They recently raised the rates from $15.00 a night which I still thought was a bit high. The area is close to the dunes and offers quite a bit of trail dune riding. I do not recommend paddle tires for this area and numerous spots ha... more

Sites are asphalt in red dirt. All have covered picnic tables with elevated BBQs. Plenty of space between sites. We stayed in the West campground where all sites have FHUs with 50 amp. Very nice, and easy to get level. Pretty views of the mountains, but the lake is blocked by the parking lot. Unfortunately the nearby resort blo... more

We have OHV’s and love to ride the rocks and the sand! Great trails with a map available on Avenza maps. Occasionally windy and when the weather is warmer the lake usually has the swimmers itch but we’ve never been bothered with it. This spring the water is VERY high and beach camping is limited. If you stay on the beach with primitive... more

Sand Hollow actually has two campgrounds - the "Westside" campground which has pads and full hookups and the "Sand Pit" Campground, which has partial hookups (electricity and water) in a dirt/gravel area. This review is for the Sand Pit campground. We stayed at this park in order to visit Zion and the surrounding area. The campgro... more

We put our canoe in the reservoir. Although it isn't terribly big it is very beautiful. Crystal clear water, rocks to jump from, and great sand beaches. We spent three hours just paddling and enjoying the day. The campground was nice. Plenty of space between the campers.

We camped here the first week of July in triple digit temps. We spent most of our time in the water or the air conditioning during the day. This is a popular place for speed boats and rock jumping. Fun to watch both. We enjoyed the cleanliness of the sites, campground and bathrooms. West side campground enjoys full hookups and lots of... more

All of the reviews I read are accurate. It's a great state park. However, I would not stay here again because it is just to far from Zion. Once you hit the national park and decide you want to hike every day the daily 1 1/2 hour drive (roundtrip) just becomes too much. Next time we will stay closer to Zion. However, if you want nice we... more

This is a fantastic campground! The sites are huge and the views are beautiful! We had so much space and privacy and full hookups. The park is convenient to the town of St. George which has all the stores and restaurants you could want. It's about a 45 minute drive to Zion National Park. We also visited Snow Canyon State Park from here... more

Don't dismay when you are driving into the park, it doesn't look like much. But once you enter the campgrounds you'll see its fairly new, sites are huge and level, private, all paved, with a mix of pull though and back ins. Each site has a new fire pit and covered cement picnic table. Showers are clean and hot. Staff were friendly.... more

We had TWO different types of spots while we were here. Our first spot was a paved, level campsite with FULL hook-ups in the West campground for $28/night. It was very clean and well maintained and if you get a spot high enough on the hill, I can see how the views can be spectacular of the nearby mountains. Because we had a last... more