Pine Glen Campground

"Struck out on a whim not know where to go. Found this on the map. It's pretty remote in the National forest gravel road access. First come first serve but had our pick. Nice flat grounds. Our site had a picnic table, tent area, fire ring with a creek about 50 yards away. $3/nt to stay. Latrine style toilets were not pleasant smelling but I expected that. No cell service, no water or showers. Nice remote area to eplore by vehicle, hike the Pinhoti trail, explore some very remote fishing lakes nearby."

"Love primitive tailgate camping at pine Glen. There is a creek there and large camp sites. If they raise the price from 3.dollars to 10. I think solar lights or sky lights should be added to out houses and more camping spots organized into park. Could raise to 5 and enforce more often."

"The rating of this place really depends on the type of people at the campground that night. I go here a few times a year and sometimes it's wonderfully peaceful. You can hear nature and pretend like you're away from life. Other times, people show up in pop ups and RVs, blast music until 2am, have party-type behavior, and burn, bon fire style. I'm all for a good time, but leave it at the real RV campsites. Not in the back country."

"Campground is ok we didn't stay the night there only parked to hike out to camp. The site is very remote and the gravel/dirt road to it is pretty sketch in the rain . The camp sites are not well marked or the road through the campground for that matter"

"We loved our stay here. It was a quick one nighter but exactly what we needed. There is a pit toilet but no other amenities if you are wanting a shower. There is not electric or water or very much cell service at all but absolutely perfect for getting back to nature. Plenty of space between sites. A creek/small river runs by the right side of the campground. Forestry road to get there is an easy drive. Google maps will take you right to it. We will be going back soon."