Pine Point Campground
Pine Point Campground is among the trees on the western side of 1,500-acre Timothy Lake. Pine Point (counting its group camp) is one of 7 campgrounds around the lake operated jointly by Portland General Electric and the Forest Service.
Fishing at Timothy Lake for Kokanee, eastern brook trout, and rainbow trout is very good. The lake is known for its crawdad (crayfish) fishing. Motorized boats are permitted with a 10 MPH speed limit. Non-motorized boats such as kayaks, canoes, and sailboats are often seen on the lake.
Pine Point Campground has 20 campsites for RVs, trailers, and tents. Six of those sites are doubles. Good shade is found throughout the campground. Six of the sites are pull-throughs. Most sites may be reserved ahead of arrival date, while some sites are kept as first-come, first-served sites. Pine Point Campground also features 6 Group Campsites.
Notice: "In response to visitor feedback, we have changed select sites to a 2-week reservation window. These appear as "NR - Not Yet Released" until the reservation window opens. Other sites are still on the 6-month reservation window."
Pine Point Group Campsites
Pine Point Campground has 6 group sites.
Sites #2, 4, 13 and 24 are scattered through the main campground. Each can each accommodate up to 18 people and 4 vehicles - $60 per night
Two group areas are set apart from the main campground - East Group Camp and West Group Camp. Each group area is composed of 6 single campsites. Each single site within the group area can hold an RV or trailer and 2 tents. Each group area can accommodate up to 36 people and 12 vehicles. There is a 2-night minimum on weekends and 3-night minimum on holidays. The two group areas can be reserved together.
$144 per night for each group area
