Jolley's Ranch Campground

This campground has many amenities and also is next to a disc golf course. It was a perfect location for our youth group, but it was not free.

Camp host friendly and helpful. Host delivered wood to us. 5$ a bundle. Site 32 had hobble creek babbling in the back. Big enough to wade into. Site had a picnic table and a fire pit. There was also a bonus area with a rock lined fire pit off to the side. Bathrooms have cold steel flush toilets. Sinks with cold water. Grounds have lots of room to roam around. Also the park. Bring your bug spray. Study up on camping in bear country.

Website says open all year. Even called phone number. Nothing saying the CG was closed. Arrived at 8pm Friday evening Apr 8, 2022. The gate was closed but unlocked. Couple of campfires going in CG. Young man opened gTe and went thru with his truck only, "Stated it was closed for a private event". Opened the gate and pulled thru only to be stopped by a camp host telling the CG was not open yet. Turned away to parking lit if patk. It really looked like a party going on by the local kids. ATV's in parking lot by sign says no ATV's horsing around. Partying in CG. Went to Walmart.

My husband and I are full-time RV’rs and we were needing a spot to camp near Provo, UT. This park was absolutely perfect!! It is located in a very upscale area of town adjacent to Hobble Creek Golf Course. The park itself is huge, and offers a playground for the kids, disc golf course, and a huge pavilion. Many smaller picnic areas with tables and I believe a Youth Camping area. The sites are spaced far apart and have water and electric. There is no dump station so you have to dump before you come. There is a waste water facility at 500 W 700 N in the area (we did not use). The Hobble creek runs through the campground and our first site #11 which was a pull through site was directly on the creek. The site while being very nice was a bit more difficult to maneuver in our 32ft fifth-wheel so we switched sites (we had to move our RV anyway for repairs) to #8 which is across the street -away from the creek - back-in site. We were treated two evenings and one morning to a family of Mule deer walking down front the mountain behind our site to the creek and then up the mountain on the other side! It was a nice, quiet campground close to everything you need. Residents of Springville pay $28/night. We had this campground virtually to ourselves the entire stay as they had just opened up the Friday before. We have AT&T cell service and we had very bad service during the daytime - like can’t text or call and no data, but for some reason at night (8pm or after) I was able to stream you-tube videos! The camp hosts were super nice and helped us to switch sites as well as add an additional night to our stay. We would definitely stay here again if we are in the area!

After driving all day, we arrived at the campground just after sunset. The woman that greeted us checked my name off her reservations list and told us we were in site #57. I asked for a map and she told me to just take the next right and follow the road the the end. By now it was quite dark and there are no lights in the campground, as well as limited signage. We got to one point and there was a fork in the road. We took a chance, picked a side, and followed the road. Eventually we ended up at our assigned site. First off the road by the site was fairly narrow and lined with trees and shrubbery. Then it turns out that site #57 was quite short, with a drop off on both sides as well as the end. There was no way I could get my 21' trailer into that site. I swear it was set up for a tent. After multiple tries to back in I finally gave up and found an open site big enough for the trailer and claimed it (there were very few people there that night). I don't know how or why they assigned us site #57, but it was totally inappropriate for our relatively small trailer.