Twin Hollows Canyon Dispersed Camping

We camped here for one night. Access is pretty easy and the road is good. There are multiple sites with access to the river bed. Some sites are quite back and have space for multiple vehicles/big rigs. For bigger rigs it might take some effort to get into the site. We camped with a C25 motorhome and didn't have any trouble whatsoever.

Most sites were occupied when we arrived later afternoon in summer, but we managed to find a spacious site with some trees and access to the river. The whole area is located in a small river valley, which means that mornings/nights are quite cool because it takes a while for the sun to rise over the mountain ridge and it goes down quite early at night behind the opposite ridge. During hot summer days that's just perfect.

Don't expect great scenery here, but if you are looking for a nice secluded spot in a quite valley and a river where kids can play around, than this is a great spot!

Other reviews say that there is Verizon coverage, but we had to walk back to the main road to have one bar at most.

I camped for a week here in my 25’ class C with a Jeep toad and had plenty of room. There are several flat areas to park on as well as several that are not flat and some are very sandy so scout ahead before pulling in to one and getting stuck. Most are right along the river and I heard that it will flood occasionally so watch the weather. My camp was right across the road from a corral and a few took advantage of that with their horses. Mt Carmel is less than a mile away with convenience stores and restaurants.
The place is rather noisy at times with all the utv/s by s/ atv traffic and dusty. It’s quiet at night though. I’d stay here again.

Just Past The Trail Head Multiple Open Areas, Only A Few Other Vehicles Came By. Snowed A Few Inches. Can Be Very Sandy Toward The River But Plenty Of Room To Stop On The Road And Check The Spot before heading in. Most spots had at least one fire ring/rocks and most sites had enough for multiple groups if it’s busy. Cell coverage was available to some degree on both Verizon and AT&T. Road In Is Mostly Good With Some Potholes. Most Vehicles Won’t Have Issues - Tesla Model 3 Awd.

We stayed here for 14 days last year in May. It is easy to find & park on the mountain or “belly of the dragon side.” The river side is deep and we saw people getting stuck often. This year we are just passing thru with a two night stay - this time staying just before the cattle pens and it is terribly sloped.

Very dusty, try to keep your windows closed if you can, great sun exposure for solar. Better in the off season since it us dusty. Will pickup some semitruck noise off 89 above you but tolerable for a free spot!

ATV UTV haven as well which adds to the dust with them tearing it up and down the road from dawn to dusk.

We had the starter cord on our generator cut the last night we stayed here. We do our best to respect quiet hours but had circumstances that required us to run it til 11pm instead of 9 or 10. (Didn’t turn it on until 8pm). Not sure if someone was pissed about it and cut our cord before heading out early morning or what … thankfully that was the only vandalism they did.