Pyne Road Park Campground

I have camped here several times over the last several years. They have re paved the road and pull thru sites and also updated the power and water. All the water front sites are even numbers and there is primitive camping as well. The bathhouse need to be updated and isn’t well maintained but it works.

I enjoy camping here due to east access to the water and fishing. Kids are always playing and riding bikes.

Fee is perfect, bathrooms and property is not very clean but still nice. People that work here very polite.

Stayed here over Labor Day weekend on site 19 it was a pull thru site, like most here. Check in was easy called the number on the office the camp host confirmed my site and met us there. Gave us the lay of the land and cover the “rules” stay, have fun, and be courteous. We had a boat for the first 2 days which was nice easy access to the boat ramps. Last day we walked to the water from our site and had a great time. Showers are a bit older and hot water is either boiling or just enough. The park is older but I enjoyed that about it.

Was able to set up 2 big tents and still have room for kids and dogs to move around. I can’t wit to go back!

My husband, parents, niece, nephew, infant son and I all stayed in the primitive camping, because it apparently was the only camp sites close enough to the water to bring kayak/paddle board. There was no one in the office when we arrived and had to call the only number we had then wait 20 min for the man, I assume, running the place to come and tell us where to go, since this was our first time here. We reserved site 10, then when we arrived someone else was already set up on it. We began to set up camp and noticed that the beach area was so full of trash we had to clean it up before we could even put out boards into the water. It filled an entire trash bag. There was trash all in the water where we walked in at as well. There was trash all over the sites and parking area. The first night there a man was arrested because he was walking up and down the road yelling. Thankfully my parents, niece, nephew and small child didn’t come until the next day. The whole experience was awful!

This is a 458-acre wooded park on West Point Lake. There are 37 campsites, some primitive and some with electricity and water, with some site on the water's edge. There is a very large boat ramp and dock, as well as two baseball fields, a multi-use ball field, and pavilions.