Spring Hollow Campground

We drove by the entrance twice because the sign is so far back from the road. It was a tight campground with our truck and trailer, but we were able to get around and set up fine. The sites themselves were a little tight, and it seemed very few spots had places to set up tents. In the driveway of most sites, You could fit a moderate trailer and truck, or two vehicles, but nothing else. The place itself was beautiful and reminded me of places back East. The woods were damp and mossy, like a fairy tale. And the river had great fishing. We caught 4 rainbow and 1 brook trout all in about only 2 hours. There’s a nice walking trail that follows the river, and it was easy for my kids and old dog. Overall, I’d still like to give 5 stars, but keep in mind the entrance is very easy to miss so I’m docking stars for access. It’s a turn in between Bridger and Guinavah. No cell service.

One of our best experiences in Utah. Incredibly clean campground with lots of privacy thanks to the trees everywhere. River runs by the property and some of the sites are right next to the spring. The campground host was amazing at keeping the place quiet and making sure everyone followed the rules. There was firewood for sale and free potable water. Hikes galore right from the campground and fishing too. There’s a bit of road noise from semi-trucks during the days but at night there is barely any traffic.