Pine Grove Campground

NO FRESH WATER AT CAMPGROUND! The well is capped off. Of the four out of the five boat/hike in campgrounds that I camped at on the lake, this one was the least developed, which nearly no level places to put up a tent. The few that were, one was already occupied by a very loud party. I stayed at the far other end to get away from the noise, but, and there is a running theme here with all these campgrounds, the nearer to the outer limits of the campground, the less maintained sites are, missing picnic tables, or fire rings, or both, some completely overgrown. A consolation prize, was the nearly intact, early 20th century oil field pumping station and miscellaneous related equipment strewn throughout the woods.

Great place to camp or picnic with your family. Clean outhouses, fresh water pump. Amazing views.

beautiful camp ground. there is a abandoned stationary engine and oil well pump from the early 1900s about 200 yards uphill

WARNING: THE CAMP IS A FULL MILE HIKE FROM THE CLOSEST PLACE TO LEAVE YOUR CAR. I just wanted to make a disclaimer before others go camping at Pine Grove. The website claims it is 1/3 of a mile hike which it is not. It is a full mile scaling up/down the steep mountain. This campsite was absolutely gorgeous with great scenic views, awesome spacing between sites, and overall just a full nature bath. The reason for the disclaimer is because we were expecting the campsite to be way closer to where you can park your car. Unfortunately we got there early afternoon and struggled to setup our campsite before dark due to the long and vigorous hike to get up and down the mountain. But it was worth it!!

Every 4th of July we have a family reunion here and can't stay long enough. Sometimes the pit latreens are a little rushed by visitors around this time so it's recommended to bring back up TP ;) but the views are remarkable and it's right around the bend from Docksiders Restaurant/wolf run boat launch.