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Pine Lake Campground The campground is located in a mixed ponderosa pine/spruce (forested) vegetation type. Pine Lake Reservoir is 0.2 miles to the southwest, and a foot bridge and walking path connect the campground to the lake. The campground is at 8,300 feet in elevation with a normal operating season from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day weekend. Weather permitting the campground will be open until September 30th. The roadways in the main campground are paved, but the parking spurs in the family campground and the road into the John’s Valley Group Site are graveled. The John’s Valley Group Site is located approximately one-fourth mile west of the Pine Lake Campground and has four tables, a large pedestal grill, a Dutch oven pan, and a fire ring. There is a pack-it-in, pack-it-out policy for garbage management at this campground; however, there is a dumpster located on John’s Valley Road. Prices:$13 for a single family site. $5 for each extra vehicle. $45 for use by groups up to 50. $90 for use by groups of 51-100. Reservations: The group areas and some single sites can be reserved at www.recreation.gov. Directions: The Pine Lake Campground is located approximately 16 miles north of the Highway 12 and Highway 63 (the road to Bryce Canyon National Park) junction. From the junction, the campground is accessed by traveling north 10.5 miles on County Road 1660 (paved), then east 5.5 miles on Forest Road 132 (gravel). Click here for a map of campgrounds in the area. Amenities: Vault toilets. Nearby: Fishing at Pine Lake, driving Scenic Highway 12; hiking and sightseeing in Bryce Canyon National Park, Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument and Kodachrome Basin State Park. | |
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