Pine Lake Campground

We really loved our trip! The camp site and lake are beautiful! The bathrooms were well maintained and our camp host was very nice. The only thing we would plan better for was the mosquitos. We came home pretty ate up. Absolutely will visit again.

Stayed overnight before a day in Bryce Canyon NP. Scenic, plenty of room for tents, good facilities. In case anyone in a similar situation who has not yet realized this yet: a bit colder overnight than some of the other places we stayed in our Arizona/Utah National Parks road trip due to the elevation.

I’m from Southern California and I’ve traveled to camp at Pine Lake campground for the last 3 summers. I love Pine Lake.

I just camped there the week before 4th of July 2023 from Tuesday-Thursday. It was so peaceful. We had no neighbors compared to the last two years when we camped from Thursday to Sunday. The bathrooms were also a lot cleaner since there was only a few parties using it. The campsite was clean when we got there and the other campsites were also clean and beautifully kept. I love that the lake is walking distance (10-15 min) from the campsite. Last year the lake was way empty because of the dry winter and it made me so sad but this year it was so full again! The water was a little chilly but refreshing. I hiked to the other side of the lake and the view was better because of the red rocks. I recommend walking to the other side of the lake to check it out (12 min walk). Easy access to Bryce Canyon. We did the sunrise hike one morning. We left our campsite at 5:05ish am and arrive to Bryce Canyon by 5:40 ish am. It was so beautiful.
Camp host was super helpful when we needed cardboard to jump start out fire.
Campsites always have shade. Stargazing is amazing. Water is easily accessible.
I love pine lake! I’ll be back again 100%.

Our camp hosts are the best!

This is an incredibly beautiful campground. We had no expectations going in and were floored. Great access to Bryce.

If you are looking for one of the most peaceful places to camp. Pine Lake Campground is the place to go.

This was a nice campground with pit bathrooms and water stations. It is off the beaten path but only one half hour from Bryce Canyon National Park. You have to buy wood for a fire as all the downed wood has been cleared up and burnt. Another 30 minute drive on forest service roads takes you to Powell Point trail head. The parking lot has a beautiful view and the trail is about 8 mi.

Enjoyed our two nights at Pine Lake. Camp host was helpful when we checked in and later bought firewood. Bathrooms are vault but clean and stocked with toilet paper. No bear boxes but didn’t have any issues with wildlife.

The site was spacious, clean and quiet with drop toilets nearby

Love this place, clean and quite plus the star gazing is excellent.