Hole-in-the-Wall Campground

If you enjoy out of the way solitude & quiet, this is a great place. Wonderful hiking, scenic views and quiet campsites at a reasonable price. We have been here many times and have never had a bad experience.

Great location, just-the-basics campground. Pit toilets, water available, dump station available. No electric, no full hookups. No shade. Site sizes vary from tent size to big rig pull-through. The main attractions of this campground are location (middle of the preserve, near the visitors center, near the rings trail, WiFi at the Visitor’s Center.) Lots of great hiking in the area.

Great out of way place to camp. Hiking is about the only thing to do other than touring Mitchell Caverns. Kick back and rest up.

It was a memorable start to our latest RV road trip. As our first night stop, we were greeted by a campground that offered a fine balance between nature's wild beauty and necessary amenities. Nestled amidst a backdrop of pristine wilderness, Hole-in-the-Wall Campground provided a serene and tranquil atmosphere. The peacefulness of the area allowed us to fully immerse ourselves in the natural surroundings and appreciate the quietude that comes with being away from the hustle and bustle of city life. The campground provided basic facilities for our convenience. At the entrance, there were communal water sources and a dump station, ensuring that we had access to essential services during our stay. It's worth noting that there was no electricity available, so it's advisable to plan accordingly and bring alternative power sources if needed. One aspect that stood out was the simplicity of the campground. Its minimalistic approach allowed us to disconnect from the modern world and connect with nature. The absence of electrical hookups created an opportunity to embrace a more rustic camping experience and fully appreciate the beauty of the natural surroundings. It's important to note that the campground only accepts cash payments. Being prepared with enough cash for the fees is essential to ensure a smooth check-in process. Hole-in-the-Wall Campground offers a unique opportunity to experience the raw beauty of the wilderness while still providing the necessary amenities for a comfortable camping experience. The quiet atmosphere, surrounding natural wonders, and basic facilities make it an ideal destination for those seeking a serene and authentic outdoor adventure. For those who appreciate simplicity, nature, and the opportunity to disconnect from the modern world, this campground is an excellent choice. Embrace the stillness, soak in the breathtaking landscapes, and be prepared to embark on a rustic camping journey that will leave you feeling refreshed and connected to the natural world.

Quiet location with relatively level campsites. It can fit a 40’ Class A with toad. The road within the campsite is gravel but fairly graded. There is one dip going into the campground that you want to go slow if you have a long wheelbase and don’t want to lose your mud-flaps. Each camp has a fire ring and picnic table and are very clean. There is an RV dump station with non-potable tank flush water. Scattered throughout the site are potable water spigots as well as at the dump station. None of the sites offer hookups. There are dozens of trails that vary in length and degree of difficulty but all the ones I took were rich with scenery. If you like solitude, scenery and simplicity, this is a gem at $12 a night or $6 if you have an interagency pass. Well worth the visit!

Potable water, pit toilets, rv dump station with clean out, and dumpsters. Generator hours 7a-7p. Amazing Campsites and views of the area. The visitors center is in walking distance with 2 hikes a 1.4mi the hole in the wall rings hike is great with petrogliphs and a 6mi hike also.