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Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest › Logan Ranger District › Utah
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› Spring Hollow Campground
› Campsite #2
Campsite #2 at Spring Hollow Campground, UT
$26
Campsite #2
| 8 people | |
| 25 ft | Back-In |
| 1 | no signal |
5/8
Campsite #2 Features: Back-In parking, Fire ring, Picnic Table, RV Site, Tent Site, Trailer Site, Pets Allowed
Campsite Reviews (7)
3.0 out of 5
| 5 star | | 29% |
| 4 star | | 29% |
| 3 star | | 29% |
| 2 star | | 0% |
| 1 star | | 14% |
@SusannahS45861 · Camped on Jul 18, 2025 at Campsite #2
Logan is a fun town and this camp ground is close to town. The spot we were staying in was close to the dumpster but I could never smell it. The spot is also by the canyon road which is loud with car noise.
@KathrynM671582 · Camped on Aug 2, 2023 at Campsite #2
The biggest difficulty is that there are no signs on the canyon road that indicate the turn off to the campground. The only sign is after you figure it out and drive over a small bridge. Not very helpful. We drove way up the canyon and finally found a place big enough to turn around on only to drive back down the canyon and still not find it. The directions said a short distance past Third Dam, which was also not marked. Quite frustrating trying to find it. The campground was nice and we enjoyed it once we got there. Please put up signs in the canyon!
@JeanLouiFCE875 · Camped on Jun 16, 2023 at Campsite #2
Clean campgrounds right next the the Logan river. Not too many hiking trails nearby. Toilets were dirty. Not much maintenance / cleaning done on toilets. Good experience though.
@CiaraW19FC642C · Camped on Jun 8, 2023 at Campsite #2
What a beautiful and peaceful campground! We booked last minute for an event in Logan and we loved camping here. It’s 10 min to town but in beautiful Logan Canyon. The sites are well taken care of and bathrooms are clean. I read reviews about the road noise before coming and brought earplugs. Our site (#2) had easy access to the creek, was shaded most of the day, and was relaxing even though it was by the trailhead parking lot. The parking pad is level and it also has a large tent pad in the shade. It was so relaxing falling asleep to the sound of the river by us. Sites were spread out so we barely saw our neighbors too. Each site has its own picnic table, fire pit, and slab grill. Seems like they’ve all been recently redone. A lot of other campgrounds on the river are closed and flooded, but this one was well above the water line. Some of the sites require crossing a creek to get to them, which was running high and fast. But this site was right near the entrance! We definitely plan to return. Thank you!
@MonikaB2383557 · Camped on Aug 8, 2022 at Campsite #2
Manhole in camp sight that was sort of loud. It was just white noise by the time we went to sleep, but it felt more like sleeping in a city than nature between that noise and the nearby highway.
@AdamP2460050 · Camped on Aug 7, 2022 at Campsite #2
Campsite was nice, clean and well managed.
Camp host seemed a little tired of dealing with campers.
All responses from him were short and sometimes rude.
It seemed like everything was a bother to him.
Might be time for him to retire from the camp host game.
Camp host seemed a little tired of dealing with campers.
All responses from him were short and sometimes rude.
It seemed like everything was a bother to him.
Might be time for him to retire from the camp host game.
@KimF3194839 · Camped on Jul 19, 2022 at Campsite #2
Showed up to the site (#2) and immediately knew I wouldn't be staying there. Site was located directly adjacent to the overflow parking lot with a dumpster not only overflowing but with piles of garbage bags stacked all around it as well. "Trail" to stream was overgrown; no privacy from site next to me either. Couldn't decipher which site was the camp host, so I drove back to Logan, found a motel in Wyoming, and scored a beautiful first-come, first-serve site in Flaming Gorge Rec Area (Utah) the following day.
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