Available sites
93 total sitesAbout Pine Meadows Campground
Seasonal information
2026 Season availability
Campground Amenities
Most popular amenities
RV Utilities and Hookups
- Dump station on site
Water and Hygiene
- Potable Water
- Showers
Water Access
- Beach Access
- Lake Access
Pets and Policies
- Pet friendly
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Reviews (654)
What Guests Are Saying
Pine Meadows Campground offers spacious sites, clean bathrooms, and beautiful views, making it a popular choice for families and outdoor enthusiasts. While some visitors noted issues like limited shade, low water levels, and a need for soap in restrooms, many praised the friendly staff and well-maintained grounds. Overall, it’s a great spot for camping with kids, though guests should prepare for potential noise and ensure they bring necessary supplies.
What Guests Are Saying
Pine Meadows Campground offers spacious sites, clean bathrooms, and beautiful views, making it a popular choice for families and outdoor enthusiasts. While some visitors noted issues like limited shade, low water levels, and a need for soap in restrooms, many praised the friendly staff and well-maintained grounds. Overall, it’s a great spot for camping with kids, though guests should prepare for potential noise and ensure they bring necessary supplies.
Review Summary
Donna S
VerifiedJuly 18, 2022 • Stayed at: E, Loop: PRIM
The Primitive campground is nothing like the main campground. I was told the price difference was due to a lack of showers and flush toilets. In reality, it should be 1/2 the price of the main campground. Along with a lack of showers, there is also no shade, no lake access, no privacy, no separation between sites, no walking trails, no atmosphere, and no view of the lake. What you do have are an abundance of noisy generators and an extremely smelly pit toilet.
Donna S
VerifiedJuly 18, 2022 • Stayed at: 20, Loop: PMEA
The sites next to the lake are spacious and most have direct access to the water. The sites in the center could use better definition and privacy hedges. Because I was in front of a bathroom, I had a steady stream of people walking through my site to the bathroom day and night. A dedicated path to the bathrooms would help.
Omar B
VerifiedJuly 15, 2022 • Stayed at: 59, Loop: PMEA
Clean campground except water was dark color. Need to bring back extra vehicle options with fees. Neighbors encroached on our site and the site of our friends. Bathrooms were being cleaned at the peak of the morning when we needed them.(8:00-8:30.) We stay here every year so we will be back.
Omar B
VerifiedJuly 15, 2022 • Stayed at: 59, Loop: PMEA
Clean campground except water was dark color. Need to bring back extra vehicle options with fees. Neighbors encroached on our site and the site of our friends. Bathrooms were being cleaned at the peak of the morning when we needed them.(8:00-8:30.) We stay here every year so we will be back.
Omar B
VerifiedJuly 15, 2022 • Stayed at: 59, Loop: PMEA
Clean campground except water was dark color. Need to bring back extra vehicle options with fees. Neighbors encroached on our site and the site of our friends. Bathrooms were being cleaned at the peak of the morning when we needed them.(8:00-8:30.) We stay here every year so we will be back.
lorna h
VerifiedJuly 14, 2022 • Stayed at: 55, Loop: PMEA
Mid week traveling back to Washington. We were able to find a nice pull through spot by the reservoir even though we didn't have a reservation. Camp hosts are on top of things and have the spots clearly marked if the spot is reserved or not. No hook ups but there is a dump station. The park is well maintained.
lorna h
VerifiedJuly 14, 2022 • Stayed at: 55, Loop: PMEA
Mid week traveling back to Washington. We were able to find a nice pull through spot by the reservoir even though we didn't have a reservation. Camp hosts are on top of things and have the spots clearly marked if the spot is reserved or not. No hook ups but there is a dump station. The park is well maintained.
lorna h
VerifiedJuly 14, 2022 • Stayed at: 55, Loop: PMEA
Mid week traveling back to Washington. We were able to find a nice pull through spot by the reservoir even though we didn't have a reservation. Camp hosts are on top of things and have the spots clearly marked if the spot is reserved or not. No hook ups but there is a dump station. The park is well maintained.
Michelle F
VerifiedJuly 13, 2022 • Stayed at: K, Loop: PRIM
We stayed in the rustic area of the campground, in a large campsite with lake views. It is a beautiful area. The campsite was well kept, clean and comfortable. We use a camping trailer, and are self-contained but there was a pit toilet and water faucet near our campsite which was handy! We stayed two nights. Generally the other campers in the area were quiet, but the second night we were there a large group probably of two or three families, in two cars, with several really young children, arrived at 8:30pm. They were in the campsite nearest to us, and started setting up multiple tents, some adults from the group drove off and returned later, complaining loudly about something. The young children were often screaming and yelling at one another, the adults would just yell at the children. They screamed and yelled until about 10:30pm when they apparently fell asleep but it started back up at 6:30am with children screaming and the adults yelling at them. This seemed to be how they all communicated, no physical abuse was happening, they were just terribly noisy, ill-behaved and inconsiderate.
Jackson W
VerifiedJuly 13, 2022 • Stayed at: M, Loop: PRIM
Probably one of the worst experience in camping so far. Never been here and never going back here again. We had the misfortune of being neighbors with a family of perverts, they kept staring at us and watching us the 1st day/night here. 2nd night got so much worse, there was a new family behind us, the mom "warned" us of her son but never warned us of herself or his father's threatening behavior. The father screamed for over 3 hours at his kids, yelling insults and curses at them, even with a park ranger letting him know to cool it, he didn't. It got progressively worse into the night, we could hear them adults fighting, the kids kept flashing their lights into our tent. Again, thought that was the worse until the mother came into our campsite to insult and accuse my wife of illegal activities but no park ranger ever came to talk to either of us. Then in the morning, the family would repeatedly harass us until we started to pack up and leave, we couldn't use the bathroom without hearing threats from them. Didn't feel comfortable notifying the park ranger as they don't stay in the area and we had poor to no phone service.
Location & Directions for Pine Meadows Campground
75166 Cottage Grove Reservoir Rd, Cottage Grove, OR 97424 United States
Elevation: 246 ft
Getting There
From Eugene, Oregon: Traveling south on Interstate 5 to Exit 172. Take exit 172, turn left on 6th street / London Road, and drive approximately 3 mi. Take a left on Cottage Grove Reservoir Road and drive 2.5 mi to Pine Meadows Campground.<br /><...
From Eugene, Oregon: Traveling south on Interstate 5 to Exit 172. Take exit 172, turn left on 6th street / London Road, and drive approximately 3 mi. Take a left on Cottage Grove Reservoir Road and drive 2.5 mi to Pine Meadows Campground.
From Roseburg, Oregon: Traveling north on Interstate 5 to Exit 170. Take exit 170; continue driving on Highway 99 for approximately 2.3 mi. Take a right on Latham Road and drive approximately 1 mi. Turn Right on London Road and drive approximately 3 mi. Take a left on Cottage Grove Reservoir Road and drive 2.5 mi to Pine Meadows Campground.
Highway access
Pine Meadows Campground is accessible via Interstate 5, with Exit 172 located approximately 3 miles from the campground when traveling south. For northbound access, Exit 170 on Interstate 5 connects to Highway 99, leading to local roads that reach the campground.
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Last updated: October 20, 2026