Pine Lake Campground

We camped here for one night in June of 2023. Wow! Really really clean camp. A little bit of noise from RVs and generators but overall a really beautiful, clean, perfect camping spot. We stayed in spot 16. It had a little less shade than the other sites but overall it was still gorgeous. The ponderosa pine and green shrubs everywhere were so beautiful. Camp host was very good. Very clean toilets nearby (probably the cleanest campsite toilet I’ve ever used). I highly recommend this site. Great location, good access, very clean, and overall really great.

We were coming from the heat of Goblin Valley and Pine Lake was a welcome reprieve from the heat. It's down a very nice dirt road which most people were able to do 30 mph on even towing. The lake is small but nice, the hosts are very helpful, and the weather was gorgeous. The water wasn't on yet due to issues with the forrest service needing two water tests and not one but that wasn't an issue.

We used this as our jumping off point for Bryce and it worked great. It's about a half hour out of town. There is a Sinclair gas station with a $10 dump station in town. They also filled our propane tanks when we ran out. Plenty of RV services in Bryce.

My LTE router managed to pull in decent T-Mobile service with our directional antenna. I was seeing 10-20 down and 5-10 up with a mid 60s ping. It was enough for a Facetime call in the woods. Verizon on my phone was non existent.

360 photo from site 15 - https://goo.gl/maps/vciWRCJkYRpDeUX76

We actually went past the campground (no spots available) and boondocked but did look at the campground for future visits. Clean vaulted bathrooms, large RVs no problem, trail to the lake and lots of trees. We met the camp host who was very helpful and friendly. No electricity or sewer but very beautiful and relaxing.

We stayed in the meadow past the campground and it was great. Free camping! When you get to the campground entrance, turn left and veer to the right at the fork. You will cross a shallow creek. We made it easily with our 32' Fleetwood Bounder plus 2 other RVs. There was plenty of room for all of us. Fire pits at both places. The lake was very close and fishing was great (stocked)! We caught rainbow, tiger and brown trout. You can go on the lake with a canoe, kayak or small watercraft or just fish off the shore. Many trails to use your bike or ATV. Great cell service (AT&T). It's higher elevation so it was much cooler (even in June!) so bring warm clothing just in case.

The campground is a good base for exploring the area. Bryce Canyon is a few minutes away, many hiking trails. Ruby's Inn is also close. There is a grocery store to get supplies, gas station and RV dump. We went to Ebeneezer's Barn and Grill to see a country western band, The Bryce Canyon Wranglers, they were fantastic. Overall, a great stay and we will be coming back.

30 min from bryce canyon. Beautiful, semi-private sites. Hard surface road, gravel pads. Many very long for big RV. All sites have table, fire ring. Vault toilet. Water is still off (May 21). 1X Verizon only.. at best. Gravel road in for 7 miles not too bad. Many dispersed sites along last mile before campground though some are blocked off. Road is visible from many campsites, but little traffic otherwise Super quiet. The lake is very close but not visible from camp. Was told thete is good fishing there