Pine Campground

This campground was a very pleasant place to stay and a great option for anyone looking for a quiet and relaxing environment. It is very dog friendly, which was a huge plus, and you can tell that pets are truly welcome here. The overall campground is clean, well kept, and peaceful, making it easy to unwind and enjoy your time without constant noise or disturbances. The atmosphere is extremely quiet, which really stands out compared to many other campgrounds. It’s a great spot to relax, sleep well at night, and enjoy some downtime. The sites are spaced out nicely, and the grounds themselves are maintained well, giving the whole place a neat and organized feel. There is only one restroom building on the property. While it’s not the cleanest restroom I’ve seen and could definitely use some

Nice campground with multiple pit toilets within walking distance. There are several water pumps, but I'm not sure if it's potable water. Will definitely be back for future bike camping trips

Located in Sand Ridge Forest. Campground has 3 loops, 2 pit bathrooms. Water available. Not sure of electric, I didn't see it. Walk to the amazing trails! 5 miles to Chautauqua.

Best primitive camping rates I've found thus far Stayed a week and enjoyed every day Nice friendly rangers pet friendly nice fire pits provided enjoyable daily visits from the beautiful Forest friends has nice clean outhouse restrooms and water faucets found within short walking distance lots of shady spots to camp cut wood for fires can be found laying all over all you gotta do is pick it up and use it 🙂 can't mention enough good about this place when you want a pleasant enjoyable peaceful primitive place to camp this is the place to go for sure they offer maps of the whole place with the trails and where the different areas are along with there is a horse camp ground is as well as a day riders area for those who live by and want a beautiful clean peaceful place to ride has parking areas

Last minute check-in was easy... There's a kiosk at the rangers station. Level spots, concrete pads for fires, grills at each spot. Collect all the downed branches you want for free fire wood. Secluded camping areas are available. $8 per night. Talked to ranger Mike, and he was super helpful. Highly recommended!