Tag: Mammoth Lakes

The Best Quick-Stop Campground on Hwy 395 – French Camp

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  • Location: Inyo National Forest, Near Bishop, CA
  • Month: July 
  • Site: 003
  • Bathrooms/showers: Yes/No 
  • Cost: $41 online ($33 with $8 reservation fee)
  • Reservations: https://www.recreation.gov/camping/campgrounds/232395
  • Cell Coverage: Good, but with some issues
  • Pet-Friendly: Yes

French Campground is a perfect campsite for either beginner campers, RV campers, and road trippers looking for a pit stop! It is beautifully located in Inyo National Forest, central to so many spots in the Eastern Sierra. If you love easy access hot springs, hiking trails, backpacking trails, fishing, camping, alpine lakes, and beautiful nature only 5 or so hours from Los Angeles, keep on reading!

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June Lake Campground in Mammoth Lakes, CA

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  • Location: Mammoth Lakes, CA
  • Month: June, 2022
  • Site: #T2
  • Bathrooms: Yes, flush toilets and porti-potties.
  • Cost: $29 per night/ $8 per extra car. 
  • Reservations: Here!

Campground

June Lake Campground has 28 campsites in a loop right next to June Lake off highway 58. It sits at about 7,600 ft in elevation, with such stunning views of the Eastern Sierra in Mammoth Lakes, California. June Lake Campground separates into RV/trailer accessible campsites and tent camping sites that lie closest to the water.

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Big Meadow Campground Review – Mammoth Lakes, California

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  • Location: Mammoth Lakes, CA
  • Month: October, 2021
  • Site: #8
  • Bathrooms: Yes, flush toilets.
  • Cost: $29 per night/ $8 per extra car. 
  • Reservations: First come, first serve. 
  • More info: Here!

This is a gem of a campsite! We stumbled upon it and it fulfilled so many expectations. It especially satisfied my desire to see fall colors in the Eastern Sierra.

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