Little Pines Recreation Area Campground

Spent 14 days here. There is fishing and swimming. The only downside is no phone signal at all but in one spot I'm told. Never found it. And no sewage drain. You have to go over to Dump to do it. Which is not a big deal unless you stay awhile and need to dump and go back to your spot. Showers are clean and have massive pressure. Plenty of animals to watch. Birds squirrels rabbits and raccoons are a few. Will stay here again.

We have The America The Beautiful Senior Pass and our site was half price. The camp had recently opened for the season and they had put fire wood at each site during their clean up. The place was peaceful and nicely kept. The boat ramp area was busy on Saturday but they do not go through the camping area and it was pretty quiet. There were only 3 camp sites in use that weekend. There was no cell service there but I did get a text while on the dock by the boat ramp.

A small but beautiful campground on a picturesque lake. Site was level. Fellow campers were friendly. Trees were plentiful, and we would absolutely visit again. There are only a handful of sites, but each has plenty of elbow room. Bring cash to deposit into the supplied envelope and plenty of groceries! The nearest town is 20 minutes away.

This is a nice Forest Service campground on a small (900 acre) Game and Fish lake. Water and electric (30 and 50 amp) at site. Dump station available. Only 9 sites plus host site. Two docks for boats at campground and launch area in the recreation site. Short hiking trail from day use area. Some campers were able to get a cell signal with a Straight Talk box or by standing in the right spot.