Sand Hollow State Park
Red rock and red sand meet warm, blue water at this state park, which is one of the most popular in Utah. ATV trails run over sand dune access to Sand Mountain in the park, and additional trails are located nearby. This is a great place to camp, picnic, boat, fish and ride ATVs.
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Sand Hollow Reservoir’s warm water makes it ideal for skiing and other water sports. Anglers fish for bass, bluegill, crappie and catfish.
Nearby attractions include St George City, Quail Creek State Park and Red Cliffs BLM Recreation area. Zion National Park is within an easy driving distance.
Main Attractions
Sand Hollow is a very popular, very scenic state park near St. George in southwest Utah. It offers a warm-water reservoir, sandy beaches and red rock; an access tunnel to Sand Mountain provides ATV trails through the sand dunes.
Location
Located near Hurricane, approximately 297 miles south of Salt Lake City. It is a 45-minute drive from the park to Zion National Park and 20 minutes to St George. From I-15, take the Hurricane exit (Exit 16). Travel east on State Highway 9 for about four miles to Sand Hollow Road and then turn right. Travel south for 4.5 miles and turn left at the park entrance.
Contact Information
Sand Hollow State Park
3351 South Sand Hollow Road
Hurricane, UT 84737
435-680-0715
Open Hours
Open year-round; no holiday closures
March-November: 6 a.m. to 10 p.m.
November-March: 7 a.m. to 9 p.m.
(The park gate is closed overnight. Please plan accordingly)
Decontamination Station Hours
Invasive mussels have been found in Sand Hollow Reservoir. People who boat here must take special precautions to decontaminate their boats and gear before accessing the reservoir.
October-March
- Monday-Thursday: 7 a.m. to 9 a.m.; 3 p.m. to 5 p.m.
- Friday-Sunday: 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.
April-September
- Monday-Sunday: 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Entrance Fees
Fees cover entrance, access to watercraft launches and OHV access.
Utah Residents
- Day use: $15 per vehicle Monday-Thursday; $20 Friday-Sunday
- Senior day use: $10
- Annual pass: $125
- Senior annual pass: $65
- Walk-in fee: $5 per person
Non-Utah Residents
- Day use: $20 weekdays; $25 Friday-Sunday
- Annual pass: $175
Activities
- Boating
- Water sports
- Fishing
- ATV riding
- Camping
- Picnicking
- Hiking
Camping
Two campgrounds to choose from: Sandpit Campground (ATV's allowed to drive in) offers 19 dry camping sites, six power sites and five group sites. All sites have a fire ring and picnic table. Westside campground has 50 sites with full hook-ups. Westside sites have covered picnic tables and fire rings. Both campgrounds have restrooms with showers which is included in your camping fee.
Primitive camping area available for tent camping and RVs — all must be self contained October through March.
Camping Reservations
800-322-3770 (toll-free from outside the Salt Lake City area)
801-322-3770 (from within the Salt Lake City area)
Facilities
- Concession-food, ATV and watercraft rentals, store
- Visitor center
- Campgrounds with showers
- Modern restrooms
- Outdoor shower
- RV dump station
- Boat ramp and docks
- ATV Trails
- Hiking/Biking Trails
- Picnic areas
- Group day-use areas
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TRANSPORTATION
Located near Hurricane, approximately 297 miles south of Salt Lake City. It is a 45 minute drive from the park to Zion National Park and 20 minutes to St George. From I-15, take the Hurricane exit (Exit 16). Travel east on Hwy 9 for about four miles to Sand Hollow Road and then turn right. Travel south for 4 1/2 miles and turn left at the park entrance.
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