Spring Hollow Campground

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About Spring Hollow Campground

Overview

Spring Hollow Campground is situated next to the Logan River just 4 miles east of Logan, Utah, in scenic Logan Canyon. Visitors enjoy fishing, canoeing and exploring local trails.

Recreation

The Logan River offers great fishing, tubing and canoeing opportunities. Numerous hiking and mountain biking trails crisscross the area. Spring Hollow, Mill Hollow, Crimson and Bridger Lookout Trails can be accessed from trailheads within the campground.

Facilities

Spring Hollow contains two overnight group sites that can accommodate 45-100 people. Single and double-family sites are also available. Vault toilets and drinking water are provided. Roads and parking spurs are paved.

11 single sites - $22.00, Capacity - 8 people + 1 vehicle per single site

1 double site- $44.00, Capacity - 16 people

1 group B - $70.00, Capacity - 45 people, 9 vehicles

1 group A - $140.00, Capacity - 95 people, 20 vehicles

Extra Vehicle fee - $8.00

Day use in a campground site - $8.00

Natural Features

A forest of oak, maple, box elder and cottonwood trees covers the area, providing ample shade and beautiful fall color. Summer wildflowers and wild roses are abundant. The Logan River flows past the campground and a large pond is located at the campground's edge.

Nearby Attractions

Logan Canyon Scenic Byway, from Logan to Garden City, this byway parallels the Logan River through Logan Canyon, passing through dense forests, lush meadows, rugged rock formations and panoramic views. Each season brings a colorful show, especially in autumn.

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