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Camping at Sand Hollow State Park: Campgrounds, Fees & Tips
Sand Hollow State Park has five ways to camp, from full-hookup RV sites to spots on the sand right by the water. The best one depends on what you will do most: ride the dunes, get out on the reservoir, or both.
Planning a Sand Hollow day? We bring UTVs, ATVs, Sea-Doo jet skis and surf boats right to the park, so there is nothing to tow. Open every day, 7am to 10pm.
Sand Hollow campgrounds at a glance
| Campground | Best for | Hookups | Per night |
|---|---|---|---|
| Westside | RVs, families and boaters close to the main beach and boat ramp | Full (water, sewer, power) | $50 |
| Beachside | Full hookups steps from the water; first come, first served | Full | $55 |
| Lakeview | Paved pull-through sites with lake views | Partial or full | $45 to $50 |
| Sandpit | Riders who want to drive from camp to the dunes | None, or water and power | $35 to $45; large group sites $125 |
| Primitive | Self-contained camping along the shoreline | None | $30 (one vehicle) |
Fees as listed by Utah State Parks in 2026. Most sites allow two vehicles, with a fee for the second. Fees change from time to time, so check Utah State Parks before you book.
Which campground should you pick?
Coming to ride? Sandpit is the riders’ campground: you can drive your side-by-side or ATV from your site toward the OHV staging area and the tunnel to Sand Mountain. It also has large group sites for big crews.
Coming for the water? Westside puts you close to the main beach and boat ramp, with full hookups, covered picnic tables, fire pits and restrooms with showers. Beachside also has full hookups right by the water, but its sites are first come, first served.
Want space and views? Lakeview is the newest developed campground, with long, level pull-through sites. For a simple, budget-friendly night by the water, the primitive shoreline sites are for self-contained campers, with vault toilets nearby.
What is included
- Park entry: your campsite covers entry for the vehicle on your reservation.
- Showers and dump station: included for campers in the Westside, Beachside, Lakeview and Sandpit campgrounds. Primitive campers can buy a shower for $4.
- Cottages: the park also has a small number of cottages, at about $200 a night.
Camping tips
- Book early for busy weekends. Spring break, Easter and summer holiday weekends fill up fast.
- Plan for heat and wind. Summer days are very hot and shade is limited, and afternoon wind is common, so stake down tents and canopies.
- Keep riding off the west side. OHVs are not allowed on the west side beaches or in the Westside Campground.
Camp, ride and play without towing
Camping at Sand Hollow is easier when you do not have to tow. We bring Can-Am side-by-sides, ATVs, Sea-Doo jet skis and surf boats right to the park, so you can spend the trip riding instead of hauling trailers. Want a guide? Add one to any rental, or book one of our guided tours.
More planning help: Sand Hollow State Park guide, park and riding rules and the best swimming beaches.