You're at 8,100 ft among spruce and ponderosa, with 32 sites (28 family, 4 group) and tent pads at every site. There are no hookups; potable water is seasonal and may be unavailable, so bring your own. Vault toilets are available and there are no showers; pack it in and pack it out. A short trail leads to Pine Lake for canoeing, kayaking, and fishing, with a concrete boat launch nearby and Bryce Canyon about 30 minutes away.
β BOOK IF: You need forest privacy and can handle dry camping with 30β35 ft RVs. β SKIP IF: You require showers, hookups, or pull-throughs.
Family sites, group sites
Pine Lake views and forest surroundings
Bryce Canyon NP entrance (~30 min); Panguitch (~14 miles); Antimony (~14 miles)
Forest setting with spacious sites; good for kids who can handle dry camping and short drives to Pine Lake
Late spring to early fall; plan ahead due to high demand
Internal roads are well-maintained gravel; no explicit pull-throughs listed. RVs up to 30 ft (35 ft on one site) are common; plan for back-in parking on some sites. Sedan-friendly access; watch for ATV traffic near Lake Trailhead.
Forest-based, high-altitude basecamp with ample spacing; not a wilderness solitude retreat, but quiet nights and easy lake access.
Showers are unavailable; bathrooms are accessible vault toilets; no on-site laundry
Rated 4.6 stars from 108 reviews; visitors praise spacious, private sites and convenient Pine Lake access; note no showers and water status can vary, with strong demand driving quick bookings.
Family sites, group sites
Hiking, fishing, canoeing, kayaking, OHV trails
Recreation.gov (Booking: High-demand; book well in advance.)
Pets Allowed - Leash no longer than 6 feet
To Park Entrance
Approximately 30 minutes
Elevation
8100 ft
Based on 108 Google reviews
Based on 108 guest reviews
" Rated 4.6 stars from 108 reviews; visitors praise spacious, private sites and convenient Pine Lake access; note no showers and water status can vary, with strong demand driving quick bookings."
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Potable water spigots exist seasonally, but a current notice may indicate no water is available; bring your own water.
No showers are provided at this campground.
Most sites accommodate up to 30 ft; one site allows up to 35 ft.
Cell service is not specified; expect limited or unreliable coverage.
Yes, dogs are allowed on a leash not longer than 6 feet.
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