Pine Lake State Park

https://www.iowadnr.gov/Places-to-Go/State-Parks/Iowa-State-Parks

No there is no swimming today

We have been in the cabins with our German Shorthair, off peak season they are $300. Per week.

Somewhat. You had to cross the walking bridge to get to them I'm not sure there's a view of the river

Hi Richard, there are not rentals within the park. However, there are private businesses in the area that rent boats, kayaks, and offer other related services. Thank you!

Dogs must remain on a leash.

Are you looking to stay in the campground or one of the cabins?

Bullhead, bass, bluegill not sure of any others

I believe they were pelicans.

No, but if you go to Pine Ridge Park in Steamboat Rock, just up the road from Pine Lake, you can use jetski there on the Iowa River. It's also a better campground IMHO.

Not sure. Call DNR

Up to two dogs are allowed in Pine Creek, Goldfinch and Bittersweet cabins. Sandstone is currently pet-free for those with pet allergies. You can find rates and more info at iowadnr.gov/cabins Please keep in mind that the cabins at Pine Lake State Park will be closed from July 5 to July 25, 2019 for maintenance, and from January 1, 2020 to June 30, 2020 for a renovation project. Please contact the park office at (641) 858-5832 with questions. Other state parks with cabins that are pet-friendly: Backbone, Dolliver, Green Valley, Honey Creek, Lacey-Keosauqua, Lake Darling, Lake of Three Fires, Lake Wapello, McIntosh Woods, Palisades-Kepler, Pleasant Creek, Prairie Rose, Stone, Union Grove and Waubonsie

Yes, there is a designated swimming area at the beach. You can look for any swimming advisories at iowadnr.gov/beach. Thanks!

Unfortunately, the bait shop/boat rental at upper pine lake has been closed for several years. There are private boat rentals and bait shops nearby in Steamboat Rock.

The cabins and campground are wonderful - and they'll be even better next year. The cabins will be closed from July 5 through October 31, 2019 for a renovation project. The campground and circle point picnic shelter will be closed beginning September 3, 2019 for upgrades to campground restrooms and showers. Please contact the park office at (641) 858-5832 with questions. Thanks!

Because the water has been toxic for the last few years. The geese took over the place. It's nasty and it smells there. The trees are still all torn up from the storm in 2009. It's not pretty.

Well, if you are too loud with your drunkenness, the law may haul you to their famous BNB

I camp at Pine lake about twice a year and the camp host has been there, true not 24/7. One time he even help me back in a tight spot. And the Park Rangers stop by and sit out side wirh him.

15.00 for full hook up

Yes they are

Yes. Electric trolling motors only

There are a few drinking water spikets to fill up tanks or water jugs and one full hook up site.

Yes on the road leading North to Steamboat Rock there's two places

I cant say for sure, but there is electrical hook ups, dont see much difference.

65 degrees as of 5/4/18

Look it up on the internet they rent by the week