Campsite Lone Pine Campground RV

Electric hookup · Grill · Internet · Pets allowed · Picnic table · Water hookup

All amenities at Lake Cuyamaca Recreation and Park District

Site facts come from this site's listing on campspot.com; availability and nightly prices from its booking grid, checked 2026-11-08. Photos are shown from campspot.com and not stored by us.

Provider's site description, as published: Lone Pine Campground is located halfway between Chamber's Park Campground and the Lake Cuyamaca Restaurant. With 8 RV sites, it is smaller than Chamber's Park. Lone Pine Campground is home to our four pull through sites, as well as four back-in sites. Each RV site has an 6 person maximum. Lone Pine Campground has restrooms and coin operated showers, and Wi-Fi. The view of the lake and the surrounding mountains is expansive from Lone Pine Campground, and, according to many of the old-timer fishermen, it has the best fishing on the lake. IMPORTANT NOTES REGARDING LAKE CUYAMACA! **We are open for fishing 7 days a week. However, during the months of December and January Lake Cuyamaca has duck hunting on Wednesday (all day) and Sunday mornings until 10am. On those days, fishing can only take place from the dam to the dike (the North Shore) on Wednesday (all day) and Sunday mornings until 10am during December and January. Boats cannot be on the lake during those times. ** Individuals must fully vacate all Lake Cuyamaca campgrounds or cabins following the maximum 14-day stay. There must be a 30 day interval before the next stay. **Reservations are non-refundable, but if you cancel your reservation at least three days before your reservation date, you will receive camp credit that is valid for one year. NO REFUNDS DUE TO WEATHER. **If you bring your own boat or kayak(s) they MUST be inspected by a ranger before being launched onto the lake. No inflatables are allowed. **Absolutely no body contact with the lake is allowed! Just like every lake in San Diego County, no swimming is permitted. We are a reservoir. Fishing and boating only. **No wood fires are allowed. Every site has a charcoal grill, and propane stoves and propane fire rings are allowed, but no wood fires, campfires or bonfires.

You finish booking on the park's reservation website (campspot.com). Adding a site to your trip saves it, with your dates, so you can compare and come back; it doesn't reserve anything. Book the campsite, RV and activities separately with each provider.

No. It means your RV is within the listed length limit. Slide-out room, turning clearance and overhanging trees aren't published; ask the park if you're close to the limit.