Sand Hollow Campground - Jesse Owens State Park

I hiked the trail that goes completely around the lake. 2.6 miles, and the trail is moderate to difficult at times.The trail is well maintained, and there are some great views of the lake. There are restrooms, a picnic area, and a ramp for boats, kayaks,etc.

Free. Quiet. Secluded. Private. Primative. Lake. Boat launch. Sites have a picnic table and fire ring. Most sites are back in with a few pull throughs. Few lake front sites. Some adjoining sites that may help with groups. Not designed for children's activities. Tree cover so solar is not an option. No T-Mobile coverage. Pit toilets. Gravel pads with gravel roads. Large units would be a tight fit due to elevation / tree cover.

My husband and I went camping here for the first time last week. We are primitive campers and did not mind at all that there was no water sources available. When we went there seemed to be quite a few others camping but other than the occasional car driving past it was still very peaceful and everyone we encountered was very nice. We were a bit confused by the "self registration Kiosk" that we were supposed to sign in to but could not locate anywhere. Be advised there is NO cell service but I mean isn't that the point to get out and get unplugged! Over all very lovely area and we plan on going back. Would be great for groups. Print maps ( the ones from the website work just great) we had no trouble finding it. Also as of right now the phone number on the website to contact for questions (

Nice out of way campgrounds pack out what ou pack in! Cposes dec 21 reopens apr 1

This is one of our favorite spots to camp it's super primitive no electricity no water no cell service just what we want when we're needing time away I have yet to meet the camp host but park seems clean like always except since it went to dumpsters being emptied once a week they seem to overflow I do miss aep picking up trash daily I love that the spots are not right on top of one and other pic I included was right at the entrance kids always look for the geese