Lane Spring Recreation Area
Nestled along the iconic Route 66, Lane Spring Recreation Area beckons travelers with its enchanting blend of history and nature. Explore the lush landscapes as you hike scenic trails dotted with charming historical relics, including remnants of the old lane springs. With crystal-clear streams and vibrant picnic spots, it's the perfect stop for Route 66 adventurers seeking relaxation and a taste of the region’s rich heritage. Experience the spirit of the Mother Road at this hidden gem, where memories are made and stories live on!
Corey Harrison
2 years ago"Stayed in a tent spot for a weekend of fishing and hanging out. The campground is pretty well kept with bathrooms and water at each end of the loop. It’s a bit later in the year and it was quiet with about half the campsites occupied. Fishing was rough Saturday but after a good rain that night it was good on Sunday."
Kim Swanson
9 months ago"It's a very nice place to have a get-together or picnic. There's alot of pavilions and picnic benches. Plenty of running room for the little ones to play."
Shannon Hall
2 years ago"We spent a night here and wish we could have spent longer. We had a nice, large pull through spot that had 50 Amp service. The camper fit nicely on the mostly level asphalt pad. Lot 4 was directly across from the pit toilets and water source. Pit toilets were nice and clean. I have paid way more to have way less."
William Huber
3 years ago"Great experience, the cedar bluff trail has a great view and it’s a nice trek up but the way down is very poorly maintained. There are multiple paths, all of which dissolve into nothing. I would recommend hiking this trail with the exception that you double back the way you came on the descent. The creek was great and the bathrooms were well maintained."
