## Overview

 Pine Creek Campground is located approximately 13 miles south of Livingston, and a few miles east of the Yellowstone River and Highway 89, in Montana. Visitors enjoy the area for its hiking and fishing opportunities in a beautiful natural setting.
## Recreation

 Pine Creek offers anglers the opportunity to fish for whitefish, rainbow and brown trout. An accessible fishing dock is located within the campground. Creekside Trail is an accessible nature trail that meanders along Pine Creek for a half-mile in the campground. The Pine Creek Trailhead offers hiking and horseback riding. Pine Creek Trail climbs five miles up to Pine Creek Lake, a beautiful 32-acre alpine lake. A mile up the trail from the campground, hikers are awarded beautiful views of Pine Creek Falls.
## Facilities

 The campground offers several single-family campsites, as well as an OVERNIGHT GROUP CAMPING AREA (SITE 26) and GROUP PICNIC AREA (SITE 28) is available for DAY-USE ONLY. Tables and campfire rings are provided, as are vault toilets, drinking water and trash collection. 
## Natural Features

 Pine Creek is situated in the foothills of the Absaroka Mountains in the heart of beautiful Paradise Valley. A forest of mature Douglas fir and spruce trees covers the campground. 
## contact\_info

 For facility specific information, please call (623) 910-0170.

Pine Creek Campground

Nice campground with really large sites. Nicely wooded and quiet. The road in is narrow and 1 lane but paved, about 3 miles off the main road. Vault toilets and water are convently located. Hiking trails accessible from the campground.

Private and removed 

Phenomenal spot. Beautiful views, a creek that runs through, spaces are spaced out so you dont feel crowded, campground hosts very friendly, everything clean. Hike from trailhead in campground was beautiful as well. 

This spot was such a refreshing one after a few nights in Yellowstone in mid-August. no trouble getting a spot. Quiet, spacious and situated up in the Absaroka wilderness with some nice peaks all around. Hiked up to the falls and wish we’d had time to make it to the lake. Hosts were great and helpful.

loved it

We had been doing mostly dispersed camping through the west but decided to stay here after hiking the Pine Creek trail. The trees provided nice spacing and its location nested in the foothills of the Beartooth wilderness gave it a great view.

Totally dug it

We stayed here for one night, near the end of Sept 2020. We got lucky as it was the last night it was open for the season. Absolutely beautiful place! We were a little skeptical as we were driving there as there wasn’t much for trees but as you get closer and more into the mountains, it really becomes beautiful. It was quite and dark - it was the last day for the season. Would stay here again. 

Beautiful campground 

Quiet secluded sites near pine creek. Picnic tables, fire rings, and bear boxes at every site. Most sites have a level-ish spot to park. Multiple vault toilets, drinking water faucets, and garbage containers. No hookups and no dump station. Access road is narrow and winding but paved right up to the gate. Can walk to the pine creek trailhead. Sites in the 20’s back right up to pine creek as well.

Great access to pine creek falls and pine lake

Had a great overnight stay here early September; Loop A site#9. Peaceful and quiet for the two of us. The adjacent sites looked a little more private, but this was Wednesday and the campground wasn’t full. Since we were heading west and moving from Mountain to Pacific Time we were able to use that hour in the morning to hike up to the Falls. The camp hosts noted a bear about but we didn’t see it. Hope to come back and spend more time. Great spot!

Amazing!

Beautiful forest campgrounds with really nice mountains. 

Gorgeous Mountain View’s in luscious forest 

Nicely spaced sites, vault toilets, a little over grown but not bad, metal picnic table, fire ring, bear-proof storage, gravel driveway and road. 