Sleepy Hollow State Park

Huge park with tons to offer! Camping areas are plentiful and surrounded by trees and shade. Parks and bathrooms are always a short walk away no matter where you are. The beach is also beautiful, well maintained, and large, offering kayak, life jackets, and water safe wheelchairs rentals. Great place to stay overnight or just the day.

There are no attendants at the front so make sure you have your Recreation Passport! The park is so beautiful right now but we came to walk the Sleepy Hollow Trail and we were soooo confused trying to find it. There are NO signs for it. When you enter the park take a right at the sign that says “Cabins/Hike-in Campsites” and go all the way down to the end of the road to park. You’re basically walking towards the hike in sites to walk the trail. When you get to the dirt road you can cross or go down the dirt road. We took the road because we wanted to walk the island loop. We ended up walking 4 miles here. There were a lot of cars but we didn’t run into a lot of people. BEWARE OF TICKS. We found one on our dog when we got home.

Amazing gem! Stayed in the modern cabin for 3 nights on our Snowbird trip to Texas. Very relaxing and quiet. Seen multiple wildlife on our daily hikes. The deer were the highlight. Sunset and sunrise were picture perfect! Would highly recommend!

Almost every site has trees for added privacy. The dog Beach is next to the human Beach, our dogs had a blast! The showers were clean with warm water and great pressure. They do have vending machines at the showers if you need a snack or small items you may forget to bring. All of the staff are very friendly. The trails are amazing and there are plenty of them, both walking and biking. The playground is nice. It has a basketball court(including balls), horse shoes(including horseshoes), pavilion, swings, slides, sandbox(with toys) and other games. The dump/fill station is very convenient. The dumpster area has recycling (including; Styrofoam, metal milk jugs and more)and returnable bottle donation area. The beach has some shade trees, picnic tables and pavilions. It's close to a mile to walk to the beach but you can drive to it and park in the beach parking lot. The park has kayak rentals. They have a butterfly garden that attracts many butterflies. This park has more butterflies than any other I've seen previously. Quiet time at night is nicely enforced, They were always very polite. I plan on coming to this park again, it checked all of the boxes on my list.

We loved it at Sleepy Hollow. We played disc golf (after the first few holes, the course gets more advanced), geocaching, rode our bikes on the trails, visited the beach and had fun with the camp hosts. We saw lots of people fishing, kayaking (rentals available), and at the beach & playgrounds. Sites a nice size with good privacy and there some buddy sites. Modern restrooms are available, a sanitation station, and sites are electric only.

I can't speak highly enough of this place. If I could stay all season long I would. Every rustic sote we've been at is so amazing. Places for hammocks, large fire pits, and grounds always kept nice. There are so many trails to explore, akd even an island you can ride your horses onto if you wish. An absolute treasure of a place, 10/10 all day.

The Legend disc golf course is impeccable. Nice variety of holes and technical lanes mixed in with some BOMBERS! Very nice putting green and whole course maintenance I give 5 stars. Would recommend to any player. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️