Pine Point Campground, Timothy Lake, Oregon - Mount Hood National Forest
Pine Point Campground Details
- Reservations Available: Yes
- Number of Campsites: 25
- Avg. Overnight Fee: $17
- Drinking Water: Yes
- Toilets: Vaulted
- Camphost on Site: Yes
- Fires Allowed: Yes
- Cell Service: Unknown
- Season: End of May to - October
- Nearest Store (Miles): 20
- GPS: 45.11296,-121.80178
- Elevation: 3,200 ft.
- Showers: No
- Firewood for Sale: Yes
Active Alerts & Warnings
WARNING
Fire restrictions are currently in effect that prohibit all fires. Generators with an approved spark arrestor and fires or stoves that use liquid petroleum (LPG) fuels are permitted.
WARNING
NOTICE: In response to customer feedback, we have established generator hours. Effective in 2024, generator use is allowed only from 8 am to 8 pm. It is prohibited to operate generators or idle engines between 8 pm and 8 am.
WARNING
Travel Alert: Timothy Lake has limited access from Highway 224 with detours.
FR 57 has log removal and upcoming construction – expect delays and temporary closures. RVs are encouraged to take Highway 26 while work on FR 57 continues. The FR 57 detour has narrow spots. Please see the Forest Service Fire Recovery Updates for more information.Hey! You don't have a free account on our site! Click here to set up an account and see this member-only content.
I recently stayed at Pine Point campground to run the Timberline Marathon. Our experience with Timothy Lake was wonderful. It is absolutely beautiful there.
However the female camp host at Pine Point was AWFUL! she was terribly rude right when we arrived. She treated us as if we were not welcome, drove by about 30 times a day. When you go camping you intend to get out in the winderness to relax and get away from people. She dose not understand that. We will not ever stay at Pine Point or recommend it to anyone we know only because of that female host. Madra i think her name was? She needs a chill pill and a new job!
Hey Sarah, sorry to hear you had a bad experience there and glad you are sharing that with the rest of us. Camp hosts can be completely hit or miss. I have experienced terrible hosts like this and also experienced hosts that have been so kind they invited us to stay in their own site when a campground was full and even made us dinner. I believe Timothy Lake uses Thousand Trails as their concessionaire. You can always submit a complaint about a host. They are not volunteers… most are paid employees so by all means submit a complaint if you have a bad experience. Better luck next time and happy trails!
We are missing a pair of dogs??? Have you seen them?
(We heard they may have been seen up there)
Did you ever find your dogs? We can post something to our Facebook page if you think it will help.