I’ve been camping here for a number of years and I enjoy the solitude that is at this campground. A short walk to the lake to boat or fish and just a hop, skip and a jump to a very delightful coffee shop. This place has it all!

Pinecrest is a large tent/car/dry rv campground. Pinecrest lake is a short walk from the campground. Most sites are level. Roads are narrow but manageable for our 20 ft trailer. Very family friendly. A great summer camp spot. Cell data only useable late at night or early morning.

The campground is beautiful and spacious. You get a lot of space for yourself, distant from neighbors. That is typical expectation for government owned campground. However, the road is so tight that any trailer longer than 25’ will have a lot of difficulties in maneuvering in the campground. I spent 40 mins to get to my site and parked my trailer. A lot of driving back and forth to work around the poles and rocks with my 24’ trailer (29’ including tongue) It might be a perfect campground for smaller RVs and tents, but it is not for bigger trailers.

Stayed here during the Fall when temps started to drop. Gorgeous scenery, beautiful lake with a trail around it. The hike takes about 2hrs. All the sites are tightly packed in and the camp road is narrow. That said, plenty of 30ft + trailers. The noise was a little intense at night beyond quiet time but could’ve been a one-off situation. The drive to Pinecrest was just as beautiful. There’s a little Store, coffee stand and restaurant across the street. The Serene Bean was a warm welcome (pun intended) for those cold mornings.