Campground List
CAMPGROUND NAME: Badger FlatVISIT DATE: 08/02/2002UPDATE DATE: 3/18/2017STATE: CaliforniaREGION: Pacific SouthwestRANGER DISTRICT: High SierraNEAREST CITY/TOWN: LakeshoreRESERVATIONS: NoDIRECTIONS:From Lakeshore, CA, take Huntington Lake Rd. east 0.7 miles toMono Hot Springs sign. Turn left after sign onto Kaiser PassTrail/Forest Rt. 80 (paved) and go 5 miles to campground sign. Turn right at sign and go 0.2 miles to campground.GENERAL COMMENTS:The elevation is 8,300 ft.The campground is a scattered collection of camp sites through astand of Lodgepole pine dotted by patches of grass meadows. Rancheria Creek borders on one side and some sites overlook it. The camp sites are tucked into the trees and may be difficult tosee; this characteristic gives the campground a dispersed feel. Although there are no facilities, horses are permitted incampground. This nice family campground has very good privacybetween camp sites. Nature walks are held each Thursday, Friday,and Saturday - begin at Registration/Visitor Center (intersectionof Huntington Lake Rd. and Kaiser Pass Trail/Forest Rt. 80).Huntington Lake with all its water sports, restaurants, andinterpretive programs, is about 6 miles from the campground.This is bear country; practice safe food storage techniques. Bear-proof food containers are located at each camp site.SEASONSOpen Seasonal: YesOpen All Year: NoSeasonal Comment:Open Memorial Day through Labor DayRATE AND MAXIMUM STAY PERMITTEDRate: $22 per dayMaximum Stay Permitted (days): 14CAMPGROUND SITE CONFIGURATIONNo. RV Sites: 0No. Tent Sites: 7No. Combined Sites (Tent or RV): 5 Total Sites: 12Tent Pads: NoOpen Sites: YesWooded Sites: YesNo. Tables on Sites: 10No. Grilles on Sites: 10Equestrian Camping: YesRV INFORMATIONHookups: NoneNo. RV Pull Throughs: 0Waste Station: NoAverage Parking Apron Size: See belowComments:The parking aprons are dirt, not designated, and informal andirregular. Travel trailers are not recommended. The interiorroad is eroded. There is an RV waste station, with no potablewater, located at Camp Edison in Shaver Lake, CA.FACILITIESVaults: YesFlush Toilets: NoHot Showers: NoWheelchair Friendly Toilets: NoPublic Phone: NoPlayground: NoNo. Water Spigots (non-site): 0 No. Threaded: 0WATER SPORTS - NoneComments:There is wading in Rancheria Creek.HIKINGConnector trail to California Riding and Hiking Trail. AccessesDinkey Lake Wilderness to the south and Kaiser Wilderness to thenorth.FISHING Brook trout
CAMPGROUND NAME: Buck MeadowVISIT DATE: 07/28/2002UPDATE DATE: 3/18/2017STATE: CaliforniaREGION: Pacific SouthwestRANGER DISTRICT: High SierraNEAREST CITY/TOWN: Shaver LakeRESERVATIONS: NoDIRECTIONS:In Shaver Lake, CA, at intersection of Tollhouse Rd (State Rt.168) and Dinkey Creek Rd., take Dinkey Creek Rd. east 11.9 milesto McKinley Grove sign. Turn right onto McKinley Grove Rd. andgo 10 miles to campground on left.GENERAL COMMENTS:The elevation is 6,800 ft.The campground stretches along the east bank of Deer Creek in astand of young pine. A rough and rugged campground, it has thefeel of dispersed camping. The camp sites are close together andhave little privacy. The campground is about mid-way between thegiant sequoias of Mckinley Grove and Wishon Reservoir. A visitto the Grove is a must; the largest tree is 20.3 ft. in diameter.This is bear country; practice safe food storage techniques.SEASONSOpen Seasonal: YesOpen All Year: NoSeasonal Comment:Open Memorial Day through September 24RATE AND MAXIMUM STAY PERMITTEDRate: $22 per day - single$44 per day - doubleMaximum Stay Permitted (days): 14CAMPGROUND SITE CONFIGURATIONNo. RV Sites: 0No. Tent Sites: 10No. Combined Sites (Tent or RV): 0 Total Sites: 10Tent Pads: NoOpen Sites: NoWooded Sites: YesNo. Tables on Sites: 9No. Grilles on Sites: 10Equestrian Camping: NoFACILITIESVaults: YesFlush Toilets: NoHot Showers: NoWheelchair Friendly Toilets: YesPublic Phone: NoPlayground: NoNo. Water Spigots (non-site): 0 No. Threaded: 0WATER SPORTS - NoneComments:Enjoy wading in Deer Creek.HIKING - NoFISHING Brook trout
CAMPGROUND NAME: CataveeVISIT DATE: 07/31/2002UPDATE DATE: 4/11/2017STATE: CaliforniaREGION: Pacific SouthwestRANGER DISTRICT: High SierraNEAREST CITY/TOWN: LakeshoreRESERVATIONS: 1-877-444-6777 or make on-line reservationDIRECTIONS:From Lakeshore, CA, take Huntington Lake Rd. west 0.2 miles toCatavee-Kinnikinnick campground sign. Turn right at sign andimmediately left into campground.NOTE: All campers must first go to registration office off StateRt. 168 (turn at Mono Hot Springs sign/Forest Rt. 80 at northeastend of Huntington Lake) to pay and receive site assignment. Thisrequirement includes campers having previously made reservations.GENERAL COMMENTS:The elevation is 7,000 ft.The campground, one of seven in the Huntington Lake RecreationArea, is a single loop through a stand of mixed pines and firs. It is next to Kinnikinnick campground and across Huntington LakeRd. from Huntington Lake. A couple camp sites overlook BearCreek and many sites have patches of grass and wildflowers. Densely growing trees and spacing give several camp sites goodprivacy. Huntington Lake cannot be seen from the campground.The mid-day winds that blow each day, make Huntington Lakeprimarily a sailboat lake. It has been ranked in the top ten formany years. Sailboat races are a common occurrence on the lake.There are several resorts on the lake offering a full range ofservices from horseback rides to gas, limited groceries andrestaurants. Nature walks are provided each Thursday, Friday,and Saturday. Check for details at each campground's informationboard. For weekend and holiday stays, strongly recommend makingreservations.This is bear country; practice safe food storage techniques.SEASONSOpen Seasonal: YesOpen All Year: NoSeasonal Comment:Open mid-May through September 6RATE AND MAXIMUM STAY PERMITTEDRate: $30 per day - single$56 per day - doubleMaximum Stay Permitted (days): 14CAMPGROUND SITE CONFIGURATIONNo. RV Sites: 0No. Tent Sites: 0No. Combined Sites (Tent or RV): 24 Total Sites: 24Tent Pads: NoOpen Sites: YesWooded Sites: YesNo. Tables on Sites: 24No. Grilles on Sites: 24Equestrian Camping: NoRV INFORMATIONHookups: NoneNo. RV Pull Throughs: 0Waste Station: NoAverage Parking Apron Size: 12' X 42'Comments:The parking aprons are paved. An RV waste station with no potable water, is available for a fee at Camp Edison in Shaver Lake.FACILITIESVaults: NoFlush Toilets: YesHot Showers: NoWheelchair Friendly Toilets: YesPublic Phone: YesPlayground: NoNo. Water Spigots (non-site): 5 No. Threaded: 0WATER SPORTSLake: YesSwimming (provided): NoSailing: YesBoat Ramp: YesBoat Carry Down Access: NoPower Boating: YesBoating (no power): YesWater Skiing: YesRafting (whitewater): NoKayaking (whitewater): NoComments:Huntington Lake is 1,000 acres with 14 miles of shoreline. Thenearest boat ramp to campground is Huntington Boat Launch inLakeshore - no launch fee, but charge to park.HIKINGThere are many trails in the recreation area, including: Rancheria Falls (foot) - 1 mile Indian Pools (foot) - 1 mile Black Point (foot) - 0.7 miles Kaiser Loop Trail (foot & horse) - 12 miles provides access to Kaiser Wilderness and its network of trailsFISHING Kokanee salmon, Rainbow and Brown trout
CAMPGROUND NAME: ChilkootVISIT DATE: 07/17/2002UPDATE DATE: 3/17/2017STATE: CaliforniaREGION: Pacific SouthwestRANGER DISTRICT: Bass LakeNEAREST CITY/TOWN: OakhurstRESERVATIONS: 1-877-444-6777 or make on-line reservationDIRECTIONS:In Oakhurst, CA, at the intersection of State Rt. 41 and Road426, take Road 426 south and go 6.3 miles to Bass Lake sign. Turn left after sign, staying on Road 426, and go 0.9 miles to astop sign. Turn left at stop sign onto Road 222 and go 1.7 milesto another stop sign. Turn left at stop sign onto Road 423 andgo 0.3 miles to still another stop sign. Turn right at stop signonto Road 274 and go 2.3 miles to Chilkoot sign. Turn left aftersign onto Beasore Road (Forest Rt. 7) and go 4 miles tocampground sign. Turn left at sign into campground.GENERAL COMMENTS:The elevation is 4,900 ft.The campground is a single loop through a stand of tall cedars,firs, and Ponderosa pine. The camp sites are large but with nounderstory providing only minimal privacy. The sounds ofChilkoot Creek and squirrels dominate. The campground isconvenient to the resort businesses around Bass Lake.SEASONSOpen Seasonal: YesOpen All Year: NoSeasonal Comments:Open May 15 through September 27 - weather dependentRATE AND MAXIMUM STAY PERMITTEDRate: $24 per day Maximum Stay Permitted (days): 14CAMPGROUND SITE CONFIGURATIONNo. RV Sites: 0No. Tent Sites: 5No. Combined Sites (Tent or RV): 6 Total Sites: 11Tent Pads: NoOpen Sites: NoWooded Sites: YesNo. Tables on Sites: 11No. Grilles on Sites: 11Equestrian Camping: NoRV INFORMATIONHookups: NoneNo. RV Pull Throughs: 0Waste Station: NoAverage Parking Apron Size: 13' X 33'Comments:The parking aprons are gravel. With the exception of one parkingapron, most are about same size.FACILITIESVaults: YesFlush Toilets: NoHot Showers: NoWheelchair Friendly Toilets: NoPublic Phone: NoPlayground: NoNo. Water Spigots (non-site): 0WATER SPORTS - NoneHIKING - NoFISHINGRainbow trout
CAMPGROUND NAME: CollegeVISIT DATE: 07/30/2002UPDATE DATE: 4/11/2017STATE: CaliforniaREGION: Pacific SouthwestRANGER DISTRICT: High SierraNEAREST CITY/TOWN: LakeshoreRESERVATIONS: 1-877-444-6777 or make on-line reservationDIRECTIONS:From Lakeshore, CA, take Huntington Lake Rd. east 0.3 miles tocampground sign. Turn right at sign into campground.NOTE: All campers must first go to registration office off State Rt. 168 (turn at Mono Hot Springs sign/Forest Rt. 80 at northeast end of Huntington Lake) to pay and receive site assignment. This requirement includes campers having previously made reservations.GENERAL COMMENTS:The elevation is 7,000 ft.The campground, one of seven in the Huntington Lake RecreationArea, is a single loop on Huntington Lake. Some camp sites arestone's throw from the lake. Tall grass and lack of trees givecampground a lush, meadow-like appearance.The mid-day winds that blow each day, make Huntington Lakeprimarily a sailboat lake. It has been ranked in the top ten formany years. Boats can be moored at water's edge near some campsites. Sailboat races are a common occurrence on the lake.There are several resorts on the lake offering a full range ofservices from horseback rides to gas, limited groceries andrestaurants. Nature walks are provided each Thursday, Friday,and Saturday. Check for details at each campground's informationboard. For weekend and holiday stays, strongly recommend makingreservations.This is bear country; practice safe food storage techniques.SEASONSOpen Seasonal: YesOpen All Year: NoSeasonal Comment:Open mid-May through September 12RATE AND MAXIMUM STAY PERMITTEDRate: $30 per day - single$56 per day - doubleMaximum Stay Permitted (days): 14CAMPGROUND SITE CONFIGURATIONNo. RV Sites: 0No. Tent Sites: 4No. Combined Sites (Tent or RV): 7 Total Sites: 11Tent Pads: NoOpen Sites: YesWooded Sites: YesNo. Tables on Sites: 11No. Grilles on Sites: 11Equestrian Camping: NoRV INFORMATIONHookups: NoneNo. RV Pull Throughs: 0Waste Station: NoAverage Parking Apron Size: 10' X 27'Comments:The parking aprons are dirt and grass. An RV waste station with no potable water, is available for a fee at Camp Edison in Shaver Lake.FACILITIESVaults: YesFlush Toilets: YesHot Showers: NoWheelchair Friendly Toilets: NoPublic Phone: NoPlayground: NoNo. Water Spigots (non-site): 2 No. Threaded: 2WATER SPORTSLake: YesSwimming (provided): NoSailing: YesBoat Ramp: YesBoat Carry Down Access: YesPower Boating: YesBoating (no power): YesWater Skiing: YesRafting (whitewater): NoKayaking (whitewater): NoComments:Huntington Lake is 1,000 acres with 14 miles of shoreline. Thenearest boat ramp is at Rancheria Resort and Marina.HIKINGThere are many trails in the recreation area, including: Rancheria Falls (foot) - 1 mile Indian Pools (foot) - 1 mile Black Point (foot) - 0.7 miles Kaiser Loop Trail (foot & horse) - 12 miles accesses Kaiser Wilderness and its network of trailsFISHING Kokanee salmon, Rainbow and Brown trout
CAMPGROUND NAME: Deer CreekVISIT DATE: 07/31/2002UPDATE DATE: 4/11/2017STATE: CaliforniaREGION: Pacific SouthwestRANGER DISTRICT: High SierraNEAREST CITY/TOWN: LakeshoreRESERVATIONS: 1-877-444-6777 or make on-line reservationDIRECTIONS:From Lakeshore, CA, take Huntington Lake Rd. west 0.1 miles tocampground sign. Turn left at sign into campground.NOTE: Huntington Lake Rd. becomes State Rt. 168 in 0.4 miles. All campers must first go to registration office off State Rt.168 (turn at Mono Hot Springs sign/Forest Rt. 80 at northeast endof Huntington Lake) to pay and receive site assignment. Thisrequirement includes campers having previously made reservations.GENERAL COMMENTS:The elevation is 7,000 ft.The campground, one of seven in the Huntington Lake RecreationArea, is composed of two unnamed loops on the shore of HuntingtonLake. The loop to the right of entrance is more heavily woodedand has most sites at the lake's edge. The loop to the left ofentrance is more open and sunny and is nearest the community ofLakeshore and a restaurant. Although only a few of the camp sitesare at the water's edge all are within a stone's throw and have aview of the lake. Privacy between camp sites is poor to minimal.The mid-day winds that blow each day, make Huntington Lakeprimarily a sailboat lake. It has been ranked in the top ten formany years. Boats can be moored at water's edge near some campsites. Sailboat races are a common occurrence on the lake.There are several resorts on the lake offering a full range ofservices from horseback rides to gas, limited groceries andrestaurants. Nature walks are provided each Thursday, Friday,and Saturday. Check for details at each campground's informationboard. For weekend and holiday stays, strongly recommend makingreservations.This is bear country; practice safe food storage techniques.SEASONSOpen Seasonal: YesOpen All Year: NoSeasonal Comment:Open mid-May through September 12RATE AND MAXIMUM STAY PERMITTEDRate: $30 per day - single$32 per day - single (premium)$56 per day - double$60 per day - double (premium)Maximum Stay Permitted (days): 14CAMPGROUND SITE CONFIGURATIONNo. RV Sites: 0No. Tent Sites: 0No. Combined Sites (Tent or RV): 28 Total Sites: 28Tent Pads: NoOpen Sites: YesWooded Sites: YesNo. Tables on Sites: 28No. Grilles on Sites: 28Equestrian Camping: NoRV INFORMATIONHookups: NoneNo. RV Pull Throughs: 0Waste Station: NoAverage Parking Apron Size: 12' X 35'Comments:The parking aprons are paved. An RV waste station with no potable water, is available for a fee at Camp Edison in Shaver Lake.FACILITIESVaults: NoFlush Toilets: YesHot Showers: NoWheelchair Friendly Toilets: YesPublic Phone: YesPlayground: NoNo. Water Spigots (non-site): 8 No. Threaded: 0WATER SPORTSLake: YesSwimming (provided): NoSailing: YesBoat Ramp: YesBoat Carry Down Access: YesPower Boating: YesBoating (no power): YesWater Skiing: YesRafting (whitewater): NoKayaking (whitewater): NoComments:Huntington Lake is 1,000 acres with 14 miles of shoreline.Nearest boat ramp is at Huntington Boat Launch in Lakeshore - nofee to launch but there is $3 parking fee.HIKINGThere are many trails in the recreation area, including: Rancheria Falls (foot) - 1 mile Indian Pools (foot) - 1 mile Black Point (foot) - 0.7 miles Kaiser Loop Trail (foot & horse) - 12 miles accesses Kaiser Wilderness and its network of trailsFISHING Kokanee salmon, Rainbow and Brown trout
CAMPGROUND NAME: Dinkey CreekVISIT DATE: 07/25/2002UPDATE DATE: 4/11/2017STATE: CaliforniaREGION: Pacific SouthwestRANGER DISTRICT: High SierraNEAREST CITY/TOWN: Shaver LakeRESERVATIONS: 1-877-444-6777 or make on-line reservationDIRECTIONS:In Shaver Lake, CA, at intersection of Tollhouse Rd. (State Rt.168) and Dinkey Creek Rd., take Dinkey Creek Rd. east 12.3 milesto campground.GENERAL COMMENTS:The elevation is 5,800 ft.The campground, heavily wooded and shaded by some huge Ponderosapine, cedar, and other conifers, is an excellent familydestination. There are nine loops - A, B, C, and E through Kstretching out 1.5 miles along Dinkey Creek. Loop A is forgroups only and is not included in the site count for thiscampground. There are two outstanding swimming areas along thecreek called "Honeymoon Pool" and "The Slicks." The former istwo pools carved out of granite. The latter is a series of waterslides and a pool also carved out of granite. Both are great funfor children and adults alike. At entrance to campground isDinkey Creek Inn, which is a mini-grocery store and lunch counter(breakfast and sandwiches). Fishing supplies and bait are alsoavailable. The Inn is also comprised of cabins which can berented.In back of the Inn is the historic Dinkey Creek Bridge built bythe Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) during 1938. For a daytrip, drive 6 miles to McKinley Grove and its giant Redwoods. Pay phone is at the Inn. Interpretive programs are presented inthe amphitheater on weekends.This is bear country; practice safe food storage techniques.SEASONSOpen Seasonal: YesOpen All Year: NoSeasonal Comment:Open May 22 through September 12RATE AND MAXIMUM STAY PERMITTEDRate: $30 per dayMaximum Stay Permitted (days): 14CAMPGROUND SITE CONFIGURATIONNo. RV Sites: 0No. Tent Sites: 13No. Combined Sites (Tent or RV): 115 Total Sites: 128Tent Pads: NoOpen Sites: YesWooded Sites: YesNo. Tables on Sites: 128No. Grilles on Sites: 128Equestrian Camping: NoRV INFORMATIONHookups: NoneNo. RV Pull Throughs: 2Waste Station: NoAverage Parking Apron Size: 11' X 42'Comments:The parking aprons are dirt. An RV waste station with no potable water, is available for a fee at Edison Camp (public utility) 0.8 miles north of Shaver Lake, CA off Tollhouse Rd.For some sites, there is a considerable drop-off between theparking apron and interior road.FACILITIESVaults: YesFlush Toilets: YesHot Showers: NoWheelchair Friendly Toilets: NoPublic Phone: YesPlayground: NoNo. Water Spigots (non-site): 29 No. Threaded: 15Comments:For $1 get a hot shower at Dinkey Creek Inn - wheelchairfriendly.WATER SPORTS - NoneHIKINGDinkey Creek Trail #26E13 (foot) - 5 milesFISHING Rainbow and Brown trout
CAMPGROUND NAME: Dora BelleVISIT DATE: 07/25/2002UPDATE DATE: 4/11/2017STATE: CaliforniaREGION: Pacific SouthwestRANGER DISTRICT: High SierraNEAREST CITY/TOWN: Shaver LakeRESERVATIONS: 1-877-444-6777 or make on-line reservationDIRECTIONS:In Shaver Lake, CA, at intersection of Tollhouse Rd. (State Rt.168) and Dorabelle Rd., take Dorabelle Rd. 0.4 miles tocampground.GENERAL COMMENTS:The elevation is 5,400 ft.The campground is a series of loops and spurs above Shaver Lake. There is a nice variety of camp site locations with some tuckedinto the forest while others are more open and back up on varioussized boulders. A few sites have a view of the lake. The thickcanopy of large cedar, pines, and fir limit undergrowth and thusprivacy between camp sites. What privacy screening there iscomes from young oak trees and shrubs. A very popularcampground, reservations are recommended.SEASONSOpen Seasonal: YesOpen All Year: NoSeasonal Comment:Open May 15 through October 17RATE AND MAXIMUM STAY PERMITTEDRate: $30 per dayMaximum Stay Permitted (days): 14CAMPGROUND SITE CONFIGURATIONNo. RV Sites: 0No. Tent Sites: 2No. Combined Sites (Tent or RV): 60 Total Sites: 62Tent Pads: YesOpen Sites: YesWooded Sites: YesNo. Tables on Sites: 62No. Grilles on Sites: 62Equestrian Camping: NoRV INFORMATIONHookups: NoneNo. RV Pull Throughs: 0Waste Station: NoAverage Parking Apron Size: 12' X 35'Comments:The parking aprons are paved. An RV waste station with no potable water, is available for a fee at Edison Camp (a public utility) 0.8 miles north of Shaver Lake, CA off Tollhouse Rd.FACILITIESVaults: YesFlush Toilets: NoHot Showers: NoWheelchair Friendly Toilets: YesPublic Phone: NoPlayground: NoNo. Water Spigots (non-site): 23 No. Threaded: 21WATER SPORTSLake: YesSwimming (provided): NoSailing: YesBoat Ramp: NoBoat Carry Down Access: NoPower Boating: YesBoating (no power): YesWater Skiing: YesRafting (whitewater): NoKayaking (whitewater): NoComments:Shaver Lake is 2,200 acres. Boats can be moored at lakeshorewithin walking distance of campground. Nearest boat ramp is atEdison Camp for a fee or Shaver Lake Pt. for no fee; both arenorth of campground off Tollhouse Rd.HIKINGThere are five trails (all foot only) as follows:Peninsula Loop - 1 mileBurr Meadow - 1.5 milesOsprey Cove - 2 milesDinkey Road - 0.5 milesMusick Meadow - 0.75 milesFISHING Bass, Kokanee salmon, and Rainbow and Brown trout
CAMPGROUND NAME: ForksVISIT DATE: 07/14/2002UPDATE DATE: 4/11/2017STATE: CaliforniaREGION: Pacific SouthwestRANGER DISTRICT: Bass LakeNEAREST CITY/TOWN: OakhurstRESERVATIONS: 1-877-444-6777 or make on-line reservationDIRECTIONS:In Oakhurst, CA, at intersection of Victoria La (State Rt. 41)and Road 426, take Road 426 south and go 6.3 miles to Bass Lakesign. Turn left after sign, staying on Road 426, and go 0.9miles to an intersection and stop sign. Turn left onto Road 222and go 1.2 miles to the Campground Registration Office on theleft. (All campers, including those with reservations, must FIRST go to Registration Office to pay fee and obtain site selection.) After processing at Registration Office, exit back onto Road 222 (back the way you came) and go 1.3 miles to campground sign. Turn right at sign into campground.GENERAL COMMENTS:The elevation is 3,400 ft.The campground, one of four in the Bass Lake Recreation Area andacross the road from Bass Lake, is composed of two unnamedoverlapping loops on a hillside overlooking Bass Lake. A fewcamp sites have a limited view of the lake. Cedar, oak, andpines provide ample shade for most camp sites and fair privacy. There is insufficient space for parking boat trailers at anysite. The camp sites have pedestal grilles and stone fire rings. A few sites are adjacent to a creek that feeds the lake.Resorts scattered along the Bass Lake shoreline offer a varietyof services including gas, tackle, bait, boat rentals, limitedgroceries, and a cook's night out. A variety ofinterpretive/campfire programs are offered during summer weekends- check campground fee board for schedule.SEASONSOpen Seasonal: YesOpen All Year: NoSeasonal Comment:Open April 17 through September 6RATE AND MAXIMUM STAY PERMITTEDRate: $30 per dayMaximum Stay Permitted (days): 14CAMPGROUND SITE CONFIGURATIONNo. RV Sites: 0No. Tent Sites: 0No. Combined Sites (Tent or RV): 31 Total Sites: 31Tent Pads: NoOpen Sites: YesWooded Sites: YesNo. Tables on Sites: 31No. Grilles on Sites: 31Equestrian Camping: NoRV INFORMATIONHookups: NoneNo. RV Pull Throughs: 0Waste Station: YesAverage Parking Apron Size: 9' X 31'Comments:The parking aprons are paved, many of which are eroded reducinguseable area. Interior road is rough and narrow with tightcurves. The waste station is 0.2 miles west of campground onRoad 222 and must be approached from the east; check it outbefore dumping.FACILITIESVaults: NoFlush Toilets: YesHot Showers: NoWheelchair Friendly Toilets: YesPublic Phone: NoPlayground: NoNo. Water Spigots (non-site): 2 No. Threaded: 0WATER SPORTSLake: YesSwimming (provided): YesSailing: YesBoat Ramp: YesBoat Carry Down Access: NoPower Boating: YesBoating (no power): YesWater Skiing: YesRafting (whitewater): NoKayaking (whitewater): NoComments:Bass Lake is 1,160 acres. Areas suitable for swimming atdesignated spots along shoreline - no life guards. Boat ramp islocated 3.4 miles east of campground - $3 fee for parking.All motorized water craft must register at Sheriff's Tower onlake and pay fee. Because of quantity of power boats and narrow0.5-mile width of lake, sailing could be a challenge. SuggestHuntington Lake and campgrounds there for sailing.HIKINGAt the campground: Goat Mountain #22E94 (foot) - 2.6 milesIn the Recreation Area: Willow Creek #22E03 (foot) - 2.7 miles Way-of-the-Mono Interpretive Trail (foot) - 1 mile Spring Cove Trail #22E18 (foot) - 2.6 milesFISHING Smallmouth bass, Brown and Rainbow trout, Blue Gill, catfish, andChannel catfish
See AlsoUsed 2020 Shasta RVs Shasta 18FQ Travel TrailerWildfire burns structures in a town in the Canadian Rockies’ largest national park | CNNCAMPGROUND NAME: Fresno DomeVISIT DATE: 07/18/2002UPDATE DATE: 3/17/2017STATE: CaliforniaREGION: Pacific SouthwestRANGER DISTRICT: Bass LakeNEAREST CITY/TOWN: OakhurstRESERVATIONS: NoDIRECTIONS:From Oakhurst, CA, take State Rt. 41 north 2.2 miles to Road 632. Turn right at sign onto Road 632 and go 1 mile to a "Y"intersection. Bear left, staying on Road 632, and go 7.4 milesto another "Y" intersection. Bear left and go 3.1 miles to a "T"intersection. Turn left onto dirt road and go 1.5 miles to a "Y"intersection. Bear right and go 0.3 to still another "Y"intersection. Bear left into campground.NOTE: Road 632 is part of the Sierra Vista Byway. The last 1.8miles is rough with rocky stretches - not RV friendly.GENERAL COMMENTS:The elevation is 6,500 ft.This tranquil campground has two sections. One has camp sitestucked in among towering cedar, Sugar pines, and firs. The othersection is located along Big Creek's headwater with sitesoverlooking the creek. At the upper end of this section is aninformal "beater" trail leading to a series of deep pools idealfor cooling off on a hot day. The campground is an excellentlocation for nearby hiking and rock climbing.This is bear country; practice safe food storage techniques.SEASONSOpen Seasonal: YesOpen All Year: NoSeasonal Comment:Open Memorial Day weekend through October 1 - weather dependentRATE AND MAXIMUM STAY PERMITTEDRate: $26.22 per day Maximum Stay Permitted (days): 14CAMPGROUND SITE CONFIGURATIONNo. RV Sites: 0No. Tent Sites: 16No. Combined Sites (Tent or RV): 0 Total Sites: 16Tent Pads: NoOpen Sites: YesWooded Sites: YesNo. Tables on Sites: 16No. Grilles on Sites: 16Equestrian Camping: NoFACILITIESVaults: YesFlush Toilets: NoHot Showers: NoWheelchair Friendly Toilets: NoPublic Phone: NoPlayground: NoNo. Water Spigots (non-site): 0 No. Threaded: 0WATER SPORTS - NoneHIKING - NoComments:Nearby is a "beater" trail to the top of Fresno Dome (foot)FISHING Rainbow, Brook and a hybrid trout
CAMPGROUND NAME: Gaggs CampVISIT DATE: 07/17/2002UPDATE DATE: 3/18/2017STATE: CaliforniaREGION: Pacific SouthwestRANGER DISTRICT: Bass LakeNEAREST CITY/TOWN: OakhurstRESERVATIONS: NoDIRECTIONS:In Oakhurst, CA, at the intersection of State Rt. 41 and Road426, take Road 426 south and go 6.3 miles to Bass Lake sign. Turn left after sign, staying on Road 426, and go 0.9 miles to astop sign. Turn left at stop sign onto Road 222 and go 1.7 milesto another stop sign. Turn left at stop sign onto Road 423 andgo 0.3 miles to still another stop sign. Turn right at stop signonto Road 274 and go 2.3 miles to Chilkoot sign. Turn left aftersign onto Beasore Road (Forest Rt. 7) and go 10.2 miles toCentral Camp sign. Turn right at sign onto a wide single-lanedirt road and go 2.6 miles to a "Y" intersection. Bear left,heading for Central Camp, and go 3.7 miles to Gaggs sign. Turnleft after sign and go 0.2 miles to campground.NOTE: Last 4 miles becomes rough with large rocks embedded indirt.GENERAL COMMENTS:The elevation is 5,900 ft.The campground, pack it in pack it out, is located in a stand oftowering Sugar pines and cedars. It has two sections with somecamp sites in both sections located along Sandy Creek. Abundantshade, various wildflowers, and quiet, tranquil atmosphere, thisis a pretty little campground for tent campers. Although thereare no grilles, each camp site has a rock-lined fire pit. Firewood is available for a fee.SEASONSOpen Seasonal: YesOpen All Year: NoSeasonal Comment:Open Memorial Day weekend through October 1 - weather dependentRATE AND MAXIMUM STAY PERMITTEDRate: $26.22 per day Maximum Stay Permitted (days): 14CAMPGROUND SITE CONFIGURATIONNo. RV Sites: 0No. Tent Sites: 11No. Combined Sites (Tent or RV): 0 Total Sites: 11Tent Pads: NoOpen Sites: NoWooded Sites: YesNo. Tables on Sites: 11No. Grilles on Sites: 0Equestrian Camping: NoFACILITIESVaults: YesFlush Toilets: NoHot Showers: NoWheelchair Friendly Toilets: NoPublic Phone: NoPlayground: NoNo. Water Spigots (non-site): 0 No. Threaded: 0WATER SPORTS - NoneHIKING - NoFISHING Rainbow trout
CAMPGROUND NAME: GiganteaVISIT DATE: 07/28/2002UPDATE DATE: 3/18/2017STATE: CaliforniaREGION: Pacific SouthwestRANGER DISTRICT: High SierraNEAREST CITY/TOWN: Shaver LakeRESERVATIONS: NoDIRECTIONS:In Shaver Lake, CA, at intersection of Tollhouse Rd (State Rt.168) and Dinkey Creek Rd., take Dinkey Creek Rd. east 11.9 milesto McKinley Grove sign. Turn right onto McKinley Grove Rd. andgo 6.4 miles to campground on right.GENERAL COMMENTS:The elevation is 6,400 ft.The campground meanders through a grove of Sugar pine, cedar, andfir. The campground name must refer to size of the trees andcamp sites. Unfortunately, the interior road is not RV friendly;recommend tents, pop-up tent campers and slide-ins only. Interior road is tear-drop shape making second pass-throughdifficult. The nearby McKinley Grove with its giant sequoias isa must visit; the largest tree is 20.3 ft. in diameter. One campsite may be occupied by a host.SEASONSOpen Seasonal: YesOpen All Year: NoSeasonal Comment:Open mid-May through October 1NOTE: 3/18/17 - Campground temporarily closed for hazard tree removal; contact Ranger District office for status.RATE AND MAXIMUM STAY PERMITTEDRate: $20 per dayMaximum Stay Permitted (days): 14CAMPGROUND SITE CONFIGURATIONNo. RV Sites: 0No. Tent Sites: 0No. Combined Sites (Tent or RV): 10 Total Sites: 10Tent Pads: NoOpen Sites: NoWooded Sites: YesNo. Tables on Sites: 10No. Grilles on Sites: 10Equestrian Camping: NoRV INFORMATIONHookups: NoneNo. RV Pull Throughs: 2Waste Station: NoAverage Parking Apron Size: 14' X 50'Comments:The parking aprons are dirt and are about the same size. Theinterior road is rough and eroded - not RV friendly. Recommendedfor pop-up tent trailers, tents and slide-ins only.FACILITIESVaults: YesFlush Toilets: NoHot Showers: NoWheelchair Friendly Toilets: NoPublic Phone: NoPlayground: NoNo. Water Spigots (non-site): 0 No. Threaded: 0WATER SPORTS - NoneHIKING - NoFISHING - No
CAMPGROUND NAME: Grey Mountain (a.k.a. Greys)UPDATE DATE: 3/18/2017STATE: CaliforniaREGION: Pacific SouthwestRANGER DISTRICT: Bass LakeNEAREST CITY/TOWN: OakhurstRESERVATIONS: NoDIRECTIONS:From Oakhurst, CA, take State Rt. 41 north 2.2 miles to Road 632. Turn right at sign onto Road 632 and go 1 mile to a "Y"intersection. Bear left, staying on Road 632, and go 7.4 milesto another "Y" intersection. Bear right and go 0.7 miles to a"Y" intersection. Bear right again and go 1.1 miles tocampground.NOTE: Last 1.8 miles is a rough road with large potholes - not RVfriendly. Forest Rt. 632 is part of Sierra Vista Scenic Byway.GENERAL COMMENTS:The elevation is 5,400 ft.The campground stretches along Willow Creek in two sections. Thesection to the left of campground's entrance is very rustic witha wilderness, dispersed feel. The camp sites are tucked intightly among conifer trees and next to creek; it is not RVfriendly. A dirt road winds through this section after a steepdrop from the main road. The second section is smaller and lessshaded. This section features a delightful mixture of conifersproviding ample shade, newer vaults, and well defined parkingaprons making it better suited for RVs. Above this section, upan informal path, is a pleasant waterfall and pool. Because thecampground does stretch out a bit, some camp sites have excellentprivacy. A good day trip is Shadow of the Giants located in theNelder Grove of giant sequoias. Firewood is available for a fee.This is bear country; practice safe food storage techniques.SEASONSOpen Seasonal: YesOpen All Year: NoSeasonal Comment:Open Memorial Day weekend through October 1.RATE AND MAXIMUM STAY PERMITTEDRate: $26.22 per day - single$52.44 per day - doubleMaximum Stay Permitted (days): 14CAMPGROUND SITE CONFIGURATIONNo. RV Sites: 0No. Tent Sites: 17No. Combined Sites (Tent or RV): 7 Total Sites: 24Tent Pads: NoOpen Sites: NoWooded Sites: YesNo. Tables on Sites: 24No. Grilles on Sites: 20Equestrian Camping: NoRV INFORMATIONHookups: NoneNo. RV Pull Throughs: 0Waste Station: NoAverage Parking Apron Size: See belowComments:The parking aprons are informal and irregular in size. Theinterior road is narrow, rough, and rocky. Recommend small RVsonly.FACILITIESVaults: YesFlush Toilets: NoHot Showers: NoWheelchair Friendly Toilets: YesPublic Phone: NoPlayground: NoNo. Water Spigots (non-site): 0 No. Threaded: 0WATER SPORTS - NoneHIKING - NoFISHING Rainbow trout
CAMPGROUND NAME: Jackass MeadowVISIT DATE: 08/01/2002UPDATE DATE: 4/11/2017STATE: CaliforniaREGION: Pacific SouthwestRANGER DISTRICT: High SierraNEAREST CITY/TOWN: LakeshoreRESERVATIONS: 1-877-444-6777 or make on-line reservationDIRECTIONS:From Lakeshore, CA, take Huntington Lake Rd. east 0.7 miles toMono Hot Springs sign. Turn left after sign onto Kaiser PassTrail/Forest Rt. 80 (paved) and go 16.9 miles to WardLake/Florence Lake sign. Continue straight onto Florence LakeTrail and go 5.7 miles to Jackass Meadow sign. Turn left aftersign and go 0.6 miles to another campground sign. Turn right andgo 0.2 miles to campground.NOTE: All but first 5.9 miles of access route is on a roughlypaved, single-lane road with numerous blind curves - a "whiteknuckle" experience.GENERAL COMMENTS:The elevation is 7,200 ft.The campground has two unnamed loops below the Florence Lake Damin a dense stand of Lodgepole pines. At the end of a very long,rough (and at times, scary) drive with magnificent, breathtakingviews, this campground is worth every bump. John Muir Wildernesssurrounds campground and provides scenic views. Formerly aNative American gathering place, several archaeological sites arehidden in the area. The South Fork of San Jonquin River runspast the campground's entrance. During the summer, a nature walkis held every Saturday. The Florence Lake Store, 0.5 miles westof campground, located between the parking lot and boat launch,offers limited groceries and camping supplies. A ferry to theJohn Muir Wilderness is available; purchase ticket at the store.This is bear country; practice safe food storage techniques. Abear proof food container is located at each camp site.SEASONSOpen Seasonal: YesOpen All Year: NoSeasonal Comment:Open mid-May through September 26RATE AND MAXIMUM STAY PERMITTEDRate: $26 per day - single$56 per day - doubleMaximum Stay Permitted (days): 14CAMPGROUND SITE CONFIGURATIONNo. RV Sites: 0No. Tent Sites: 43No. Combined Sites (Tent or RV): 0 Total Sites: 43Tent Pads: NoOpen Sites: YesWooded Sites: YesNo. Tables on Sites: 43No. Grilles on Sites: 43Equestrian Camping: NoFACILITIESVaults: YesFlush Toilets: NoHot Showers: NoWheelchair Friendly Toilets: YesPublic Phone: NoPlayground: NoNo. Water Spigots (non-site): 10 No. Threaded: 10WATER SPORTS - NoneComments:Florence Lake, a 15MPH lake, is 500 acres (est.) 0.4 miles westof campground. There is a private boat ramp at the store - seeGeneral Comments.HIKINGNature Hike (foot & wheelchair friendly) - 0.7 milesSee General Comments for access to John Muir Wilderness via theFlorence Lake ferry.FISHING Brown and Rainbow trout
CAMPGROUND NAME: Kelty Meadow (a.k.a. Kelty Meadow Horse Camp)VISIT DATE: 07/18/2002UPDATE DATE: 3/18/2017STATE: CaliforniaREGION: Pacific SouthwestRANGER DISTRICT: Bass LakeNEAREST CITY/TOWN: OakhurstRESERVATIONS: 1-877-444-6777 or make on-line reservationDIRECTIONS:From Oakhurst, CA, take State Rt. 41 north 2.2 miles to Road 632. Turn right at sign onto Road 632 and go 1 mile to a "Y"intersection. Bear left, staying on Road 632, and go 7.4 milesto another "Y" intersection. Bear left and go 3.1 miles to a "T"intersection. Turn left onto dirt road and go 1.5 miles to a "Y"intersection. Bear right and go 2.8 miles to campground sign. Turn left at sign and go 0.1 miles to campground.NOTE: Road 632 is part of the Sierra Vista Byway.GENERAL COMMENTS:The elevation is 5,900 ft.The campground is a tear-shaped loop alongside a feeder stream toSoquel Creek. Most camp sites are not clearly defined andseveral are a challenge to find. There is almost no understoryproviding wide open spaces that can accommodate slide-ins, pop-uptent trailers, tents, and small horse trailers. Each camp sitehas a hitching rail. Surrounding meadows and towering cedars andpines give the campground a spacious feel. A variety of loggingand forest roads provide informal horse trails.SEASONSOpen Seasonal: YesOpen All Year: NoSeasonal Comment:Open May 15 through September 27 - weather dependentRATE AND MAXIMUM STAY PERMITTEDRate: $24 per day Maximum Stay Permitted (days): 14CAMPGROUND SITE CONFIGURATIONNo. RV Sites: 0No. Tent Sites: 10No. Combined Sites (Tent or RV): 0 Total Sites: 10Tent Pads: NoOpen Sites: NoWooded Sites: YesNo. Tables on Sites: 9No. Grilles on Sites: 10Equestrian Camping: YesFACILITIESVaults: YesFlush Toilets: NoHot Showers: NoWheelchair Friendly Toilets: NoPublic Phone: NoPlayground: NoNo. Water Spigots (non-site): 0Comments:Stock water is available from Soquel Creek feeder stream.WATER SPORTS - NoneHIKING - NoFISHING - No
CAMPGROUND NAME: KinnikinnickVISIT DATE: 07/31/2002UPDATE DATE: 4/11/2017STATE: CaliforniaREGION: Pacific SouthwestRANGER DISTRICT: High SierraNEAREST CITY/TOWN: LakeshoreRESERVATIONS: 1-877-444-6777 or make on-line reservationDIRECTIONS:From Lakeshore, CA, take Huntington Lake Rd. west 0.2 miles toCatavee-kinnikinnick campground sign. Turn right at sign and gostraight into campground.NOTE: All campers must first go to registration office off StateRt. 168 (turn at Mono Hot Springs sign/Forest Rt. 80 at northeastend of Huntington Lake) to pay and receive site assignment. Thisrequirement includes campers having previously made reservations.GENERAL COMMENTS:The elevation is 7,000 ft.The campground, one of seven in the Huntington Lake RecreationArea, is a single loop through a stand of mixed, mature conifers. It is next to Catavee campground and across Huntington Lake Rd.from Huntington Lake. None of the camp sites have a view ofHuntington Lake. The ground cover is a mix of grass and pineneedles.The mid-day winds that blow each day, make Huntington Lakeprimarily a sailboat lake. It has been ranked in the top ten formany years. Sailboat races are a common occurrence on the lake.There are several resorts on the lake offering a full range ofservices from horseback rides to gas, limited groceries andrestaurants. Nature walks are provided each Thursday, Friday,and Saturday. Check for details at each campground's informationboard. For weekend and holiday stays, strongly recommend makingreservations.This is bear country; practice safe food storage techniques.SEASONSOpen Seasonal: YesOpen All Year: NoSeasonal Comment:Open mid-May through September 6RATE AND MAXIMUM STAY PERMITTEDRate: $30 per day -single$56 per day - doubleMaximum Stay Permitted (days): 14CAMPGROUND SITE CONFIGURATIONNo. RV Sites: 0No. Tent Sites: 1No. Combined Sites (Tent or RV): 25 Total Sites: 26Tent Pads: NoOpen Sites: YesWooded Sites: YesNo. Tables on Sites: 26No. Grilles on Sites: 26Equestrian Camping: NoRV INFORMATIONHookups: NoneNo. RV Pull Throughs: 0Waste Station: NoAverage Parking Apron Size: 10.5' X 42'Comments:The parking aprons are paved. An RV waste station with no potable water, is available for a fee at Camp Edison in Shaver Lake.FACILITIESVaults: NoFlush Toilets: YesHot Showers: NoWheelchair Friendly Toilets: YesPublic Phone: NoPlayground: NoNo. Water Spigots (non-site): 4 No. Threaded: 0WATER SPORTSLake: YesSwimming (provided): NoSailing: YesBoat Ramp: YesBoat Carry Down Access: NoPower Boating: YesBoating (no power): YesWater Skiing: YesRafting (whitewater): NoKayaking (whitewater): NoComments:Huntington Lake is 1,000 acres with 14 miles of shoreline.The nearest boat ramp to campground is Huntington Lake BoatLaunch in Lakeshore - no fee to launch, but charge to park.HIKINGThere are many trails in the recreation area, including: Rancheria Falls (foot) - 1 mile Indian Pools (foot) - 1 mile Black Point (foot) - 0.7 miles Kaiser Loop Trail (foot & horse) - 12 miles provides access to Kaiser Wilderness and its network of trailsFISHING Kokanee salmon, Rainbow and Brown trout
CAMPGROUND NAME: Kirch FlatVISIT DATE: 07/26/2002UPDATE DATE: 3/18/2017STATE: CaliforniaREGION: Pacific SouthwestRANGER DISTRICT: High SierraNEAREST CITY/TOWN: PratherRESERVATIONS: NoDIRECTIONS:From Prather, CA, take State Rt. 168 north 2.5 miles to Lodge Rd. Turn onto Lodge Rd. and go 6.3 miles to Pine Flat Reservoir andBurrough Valley signs. Turn left onto Burrough Valley and go 7.5miles to a "T" intersection. Turn left onto Maxon Road and go 5miles to another "T" intersection. Turn left onto TrimmerSprings and go 16.9 miles to campground on right.GENERAL COMMENTS:The elevation is 1,460 ft.The campground, pack it in, pack it out, is composed of twounnamed loops stretching along the Kings River. Duringwhitewater rafting season (April through July), the campground isused both as a take-out and base camp for rafting. Forcommercial outfitters contact High Sierra Ranger District Office. Emory oaks provide shade to most camp sites. Some sites overlookthe river.SEASONSOpen Seasonal: NoOpen All Year: YesRATE AND MAXIMUM STAY PERMITTEDRate: No chargeMaximum Stay Permitted (days): 14CAMPGROUND SITE CONFIGURATIONNo. RV Sites: 0No. Tent Sites: 0No. Combined Sites (Tent or RV): 17 Total Sites: 17Tent Pads: NoOpen Sites: YesWooded Sites: YesNo. Tables on Sites: 17No. Grilles on Sites: 17Equestrian Camping: NoRV INFORMATIONHookups: NoneNo. RV Pull Throughs: 0Waste Station: NoAverage Parking Apron Size: 14' X 43'Comments:The parking aprons are paved. Good maneuverability for RVs.FACILITIESVaults: YesFlush Toilets: NoHot Showers: NoWheelchair Friendly Toilets: YesPublic Phone: NoPlayground: NoNo. Water Spigots (non-site): 0WATER SPORTSLake: NoSwimming (provided): NoSailing: NoBoat Ramp: NoBoat Carry Down Access: YesPower Boating: NoBoating (no power): YesWater Skiing: NoRafting (whitewater): YesKayaking (whitewater): YesComments:A run down Kings River is about 10 miles.HIKING - NOFISHING Wild trout - catch and release
<CAMPGROUND NAME: Lower Billy CreekVISIT DATE: 07/30/2002UPDATE DATE: 4/11/2017STATE: CaliforniaREGION: Pacific SouthwestRANGER DISTRICT: High SierraNEAREST CITY/TOWN: LakeshoreRESERVATIONS: 1-877-444-6777DIRECTIONS:From Lakeshore, CA, take Huntington Lake Rd. west 3.8 miles to campground sign. Turn left at sign into campground.NOTE: Huntington Lake Rd. becomes State Rt. 168 in 0.4 miles. All campers must first go to registration office off State Rt. 168 (turn at Mono Hot Springs sign/Forest Rt. 80 at northeast end of Huntington Lake) to pay and receive site assignment. This requirement includes campers having previously made reservations.GENERAL COMMENTS:The elevation is 7,000 ft.The campground, one of seven in the Huntington Lake Recreation Area, is a single loop at the edge of Huntington Lake's northeast shore. Firs and Pinyon pine provide abundant shade. Although no camp sites are on the water's edge, all are within a few feet and have a view of the lake. The campground is tightly configured providing poor privacy and a challenge for some RVs. Nearby Billy Creek Museum offers a glimpse into the lifestyle of a forest ranger during the 50s. The nearest resort is Huntington Lake which offers limited groceries, a free boat ramp, power and sailboat rentals, and a cook's night out. Firewood is available for a fee.The mid-day winds that blow each day, make Huntington Lake primarily a sailboat lake. It has been ranked in the top ten for many years. Boats can be moored at water's edge near some camp sites. Sailboat races are a common occurrence on the lake.There are several resorts on the lake offering a full range of services from horseback rides to gas, limited groceries and restaurants. Nature walks are provided each Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. Check for details at each campground's information board. For weekend and holiday stays, strongly recommend making reservations.This is bear country; practice safe food storage techniques.SEASONSOpen Seasonal: YesOpen All Year: NoSeasonal Comment:Open mid-May through September 5RATE AND MAXIMUM STAY PERMITTEDRate: $30 per day - single$56 per day - doubleMaximum Stay Permitted (days): 14CAMPGROUND SITE CONFIGURATIONNo. RV Sites: 0No. Tent Sites: 0No. Combined Sites (Tent or RV): 12 Total Sites: 12Tent Pads: NoOpen Sites: NoWooded Sites: YesNo. Tables on Sites: 12No. Grilles on Sites: 12Equestrian Camping: RV INFORMATIONNo. RV Pull Throughs: 0Waste Station: NoPotable Water at Waste Station: No Average Parking Apron Size: 12' X 25'Comments:The parking aprons are dirt. Because of tight configuration and close growing trees, interior road is not RV friendly. An RV waste station with no potable water, is available for a fee at Camp Edison in Shaver Lake.FACILITIESVaults: YesFlush Toilets: NoHot Showers: NoWheelchair Friendly Toilets: NoPublic Phone: NoPlayground: NoNo. Water Spigots (non-site): 2 No. Threaded: 2WATER SPORTSLake: YesSwimming (provided): NoSailing: YesBoat Ramp: YesBoat Carry Down Access: YesPower Boating: YesBoating (no power): YesWater Skiing: YesRafting (whitewater): NoKayaking (whitewater): NoComments:Huntington Lake is 1000 acres with 14 miles of shoreline. The nearest boat ramp is at Huntington Lake Resort Marina - no charge. No trailer parking at the marina.HIKINGHiking: YesComments:There are many trails in the recreation area, including: Falls (foot) - 1 mile Indian Pools (foot) - 1 mile Black Point (foot) - 0.7 miles Kaiser Loop Trail (foot & horse) - 12 miles accesses Kaiser Wilderness and its network of trailsFISHINGFishing: YesComments:Kokanee salmon, Rainbow and Brown trout
CAMPGROUND NAME: Lupine-Cedar BluffVISIT DATE: 07/20/2002UPDATE DATE: 4/11/2017STATE: CaliforniaREGION: Pacific SouthwestRANGER DISTRICT: Bass LakeNEAREST CITY/TOWN: OakhurstRESERVATIONS: 1-877-444-6777 or make on-line reservationDIRECTIONS:In Oakhurst, CA, at intersection of Victoria La (State Rt. 41)and Road 426, take Road 426 south and go 6.3 miles to Bass Lakesign. Turn left after sign, staying on Road 426, and go 0.9miles to an intersection and stop sign. Turn left onto Road 222and go 1.2 miles to the Campground Registration Office on theleft. (All campers ,including those with reservations, must FIRST go to Registration Office to pay fee and obtain site selection.) After processing at Registration Office, exit back onto Road 222 (back the way you came) and go 2.9 miles to campground sign. Turn right at sign into campground.NOTE: Road 222 is a narrow, curvy two-lane, paved road thatparallels Bass Lake. Those driving an RV should be especiallycareful of pedestrians and oncoming traffic. Go slow!GENERAL COMMENTS:The elevation is 3,400 ft.The campground, one of four in the Bass Lake Recreation Area, iscomposed of two sections - Cedar Bluff and Lupine. The CedarBluff section has three unnamed loops on a hillside across thestreet and above Bass Lake. The camp sites in this section arefor multiple camping units (double, triple, and quad) - space fortents on some sites is limited to parking aprons. Shade andprivacy are also limited in this section. The Lupine sectionalso has three loops plus 12 walk-in tent sites. This section islarge and has a different "feel" to it. Many sites are tuckedinto pines and space between camp sites offers better privacy. Further back from the lake, lake noise is not as apparent as inCedar Bluff. Most parking aprons in Lupine can accommodate boattrailers. A popular campground, it has the feel of constantactivity. Reservations are recommended.Resorts scattered along the Bass Lake shoreline offer a varietyof services including gas, tackle, bait, boat rentals, limitedgroceries, and a cook's night out. A variety ofinterpretive/campfire programs are offered during summer weekends- check campground fee board for schedule.SEASONSOpen Seasonal: NoOpen All Year: YesServices provided May 8 through September 20RATE AND MAXIMUM STAY PERMITTEDRate: $30 per dayNOTE: $2 per day additional for holidays.Maximum Stay Permitted (days): 14CAMPGROUND SITE CONFIGURATIONNo. RV Sites: 13No. Tent Sites: 12No. Combined Sites (Tent or RV): 49 Total Sites: 74Tent Pads: NoOpen Sites: YesWooded Sites: YesNo. Tables on Sites: 74No. Grilles on Sites: 74Equestrian Camping: NoRV INFORMATIONHookups: NoneNo. RV Pull Throughs: 0Waste Station: YesPotable Water at Waste Station: No Average Parking Apron Size: 11.5' X 38'Comments:The parking aprons are paved. The RV waste station is 1.8 mileswest of campground on Road 222 and must be approached from theeast.FACILITIESVaults: NoFlush Toilets: YesHot Showers: NoWheelchair Friendly Toilets: YesPublic Phone: NoPlayground: NoNo. Water Spigots (non-site): 11 No. Threaded: 0WATER SPORTSLake: YesSwimming (provided): YesSailing: YesBoat Ramp: YesBoat Carry Down Access: NoPower Boating: YesBoating (no power): YesWater Skiing: YesRafting (whitewater): NoKayaking (whitewater): NoComments:Bass Lake is 1,160 acres. Areas suitable for swimming atdesignated spots along shoreline - no life guards. Boat ramp islocated 1.8 miles east of campground - $3 fee for parking.All motorized water craft must register at Sheriff's Tower onlake and pay fee. Because of quantity of power boats and narrow0.5-mile width of lake, sailing could be a challenge. SuggestHuntington Lake and campgrounds there for sailing.HIKINGIn the Recreation Area: Willow Creek #22E03 (foot) - 2.7 miles Goat Mountain #22E94 (foot) - 2.6 miles Way-of-the-Mono Interpretive Trail (foot) - 1 mile Spring Cove Trail #22E18 (foot) - 2.6 milesFISHING Smallmouth bass, Brown and Rainbow trout, Blue Gill, catfish, andChannel catfish
CAMPGROUND NAME: Mammouth PoolVISIT DATE: 07/22/2002UPDATE DATE: 3/18/2017STATE: CaliforniaREGION: Pacific SouthwestRANGER DISTRICT: Bass lakeNEAREST CITY/TOWN: North ForkRESERVATIONS: 1-877-444-6777 or make on-line reservationDIRECTIONS:From North Fork, CA, take Road 225 east 3.7 miles to a "Y"intersection. Bear left onto Scenic Byway (Forest Rt. 81) and go33.6 miles to Mammouth Pool sign. Turn right at sign and go 4.4miles, past Wagner's Mammouth Pool Resort and Campground, tocampground sign. Turn right into campground.NOTE: Last 0.7 miles are on a rough and rugged road.GENERAL COMMENTS:The elevation is 4,000 ft.The campground is a loop off a spur that wanders around asparsely wooded stand of cedar and Ponderosa pines. LargeManzanita bushes provide privacy to some camp sites, but overallprivacy is minimal. Some parking aprons are overgrown giving anunder-maintained appearance. With a boat ramp, miles ofshoreline, and good fishing at Mammouth Pool Reservoir (0.5 milessouth of campground), campground is popular as a base camp forwater sports. Wagner's Mammouth Pool Resort has a public phone,gas, and limited groceries.This is bear country; practice safe food storage techniques.SEASONSOpen Seasonal: YesOpen All Year: NoSeasonal Comment:Open May 15 through September 27 - weather dependentRATE AND MAXIMUM STAY PERMITTEDRate: $24 per day - single$48 per day - doubleMaximum Stay Permitted (days): 14CAMPGROUND SITE CONFIGURATIONNo. RV Sites: 0No. Tent Sites: 8No. Combined Sites (Tent or RV): 26 Total Sites: 34Tent Pads: NoOpen Sites: YesWooded Sites: YesNo. Tables on Sites: 33No. Grilles on Sites: 34Equestrian Camping: NoRV INFORMATIONHookups: NoneNo. RV Pull Throughs: 0Waste Station: NoAverage Parking Apron Size: 11' X 40'Comments:The parking aprons are dirt.FACILITIESVaults: YesFlush Toilets: NoHot Showers: NoWheelchair Friendly Toilets: NoPublic Phone: NoPlayground: NoNo. Water Spigots (non-site): 11 No. Threaded: 8Comments:A public phone is located at Wagner's Mammouth Pool Resort.WATER SPORTS - NoneComments:The 1,100-acre Mammouth Pool Reservoir is 0.5 miles fromcampground. It offers a full range of water sports and is closedMay 1 through June 16.HIKING - NoComments:The nearby French Trail (26E16) accesses Ansel Adams Wilderness.FISHING - NoComments:Fishing for Brown, Rainbow, and Brook trout is available at thenearby Mammouth Pool Reservoir.
CAMPGROUND NAME: Mono CreekVISIT DATE: 08/01/2002UPDATE DATE: 4/11/2017STATE: CaliforniaREGION: Pacific SouthwestRANGER DISTRICT: High SierraNEAREST CITY/TOWN: LakeshoreRESERVATIONS: 1-877-444-6777 or make on-line reservationDIRECTIONS:From Lakeshore, CA, take Huntington Lake Rd. east 0.7 miles toMono Hot Springs sign. Turn left after sign onto Kaiser PassTrail/Forest Rt. 80 (paved) and go 16.9 miles to Hot Springs signat intersection. Turn left, staying on Rt. 80, and go 4.6 milesto campground sign. Turn left into campground.NOTE: All but first 5.9 miles of access route is on a roughlypaved, single-lane road with numerous blind curves - a "whiteknuckle" experience.GENERAL COMMENTS:The elevation is 7,500 ft.The campground is a single loop through a stand of maturePonderosa pine. It is located on a bluff above Mono Creek butnone of the camp sites overlook the creek. The camp sites arespacious, offering ample privacy. The ground is covered withpine needles and grass.This is bear country; practice safe food storage techniques. Bear-proof food containers are located at each camp site.SEASONSOpen Seasonal: YesOpen All Year: NoSeasonal Comment:Open May 15 through September 26RATE AND MAXIMUM STAY PERMITTEDRate: $26 per day - single$56 per day - doubleMaximum Stay Permitted (days): 14CAMPGROUND SITE CONFIGURATIONNo. RV Sites: 0No. Tent Sites: 13No. Combined Sites (Tent or RV): 0 Total Sites: 13Tent Pads: NoOpen Sites: NoWooded Sites: YesNo. Tables on Sites: 13No. Grilles on Sites: 13Equestrian Camping: NoFACILITIESVaults: YesFlush Toilets: NoHot Showers: NoWheelchair Friendly Toilets: YesPublic Phone: NoPlayground: NoNo. Water Spigots (non-site): 0Comments:Potable water available at High Sierra Ranger Station.WATER SPORTS - NoneHIKING - NoFISHING Rainbow trout
CAMPGROUND NAME: Mono Hot SpringsVISIT DATE: 08/01/2002UPDATE DATE: 4/11/2017STATE: CaliforniaREGION: Pacific SouthwestRANGER DISTRICT: High SierraNEAREST CITY/TOWN: LakeshoreRESERVATIONS: 1-877-444-6777 or make on-line reservationDIRECTIONS:From Lakeshore, CA, take Huntington Lake Rd. east 0.7 miles toMono Hot Springs sign. Turn left after sign onto Kaiser PassTrail/Forest Rt. 80 (paved) and go 16.9 miles to Mono Hot Springssign at intersection. Turn left, staying on Forest Rt. 80, andgo 1.6 miles to another Mono Hot Springs sign. Turn left at signand go 0.2 miles to campground on left or continue 0.1 milesthrough Mono Hot Springs Resort to another section of thecampground, again on the left.NOTE: All but first 5.9 miles of access route is on a roughlypaved, single-lane road with numerous blind curves - a "whiteknuckle" experience.GENERAL COMMENTS:The elevation is 6,700 ft.The campground has two sections on the South Fork of San JaquinRiver. The sections are separated by the Mono Hot SpringsResort, which offers limited groceries, hot spring baths, and acook's night out. The first section is the smallest and isbeside a river bed of large rocks. The second section stretchesalong the river with some camp sites not only overlooking it butalso at the same level.This is bear country; practice safe food storage techniques. There is a bear-proof food container at each camp site.SEASONSOpen Seasonal: YesOpen All Year: NoSeasonal Comment:Open May 15 through September 26RATE AND MAXIMUM STAY PERMITTEDRate: $26 per day - single$56 per day - doubleMaximum Stay Permitted (days): 14CAMPGROUND SITE CONFIGURATIONNo. RV Sites: 0No. Tent Sites: 22No. Combined Sites (Tent or RV): 0 Total Sites: 22Tent Pads: NoOpen Sites: YesWooded Sites: YesNo. Tables on Sites: 22No. Grilles on Sites: 22Equestrian Camping: NoFACILITIESVaults: YesFlush Toilets: NoHot Showers: NoWheelchair Friendly Toilets: YesPublic Phone: NoPlayground: NoNo. Water Spigots (non-site): 0Comments:Potable water is available in front of Mono Hot Springs GeneralStore.WATER SPORTS - NoneComments:Wading in river.HIKING - NoFISHING Rainbow trout
CAMPGROUND NAME: Portal ForebayVISIT DATE: 08/01/2002UPDATE DATE: 3/18/2017STATE: CaliforniaREGION: Pacific SouthwestRANGER DISTRICT: High SierraNEAREST CITY/TOWN: LakeshoreRESERVATIONS: NoDIRECTIONS:From Lakeshore, CA, take Huntington Lake Rd. east 0.7 miles toMono Hot Springs sign. Turn left after sign onto Kaiser PassTrail/Forest Rt. 80 (paved) and go 9.3 miles to campground sign. Turn left at sign and go 0.2 miles to campground.NOTE: All but first 5.9 miles of access route is on a roughlypaved, single-lane road with numerous blind curves - a "whiteknuckle" experience.GENERAL COMMENTS:The elevation is 7,300 ft.The camp sites, among sand, manzanita, Jeffrey pine, andboulders, are scattered along the shore of Portal Forebay. Portal Forebay is a small lake where the water from Edison andFlorence Lakes "rest" before continuing into Huntington Lake. The sites are widely spaced providing excellent privacy. Whilesome camp sites overlook Portal Forebay, others have a vista ofthe Ansel Adams Wilderness. The campground has a dispersed feelto it and is pack it in, pack it out.This is bear country; practice safe food storage techniques. Abear-proof food container is located at each site.SEASONSOpen Seasonal: YesOpen All Year: NoSeasonal Comment:Open May 26 through September 24 - weather dependentRATE AND MAXIMUM STAY PERMITTEDRate: $22 per day - single$44 per day - doubleMaximum Stay Permitted (days): 14CAMPGROUND SITE CONFIGURATIONNo. RV Sites: 0No. Tent Sites: 11No. Combined Sites (Tent or RV): 0 Total Sites: 11Tent Pads: NoOpen Sites: YesWooded Sites: YesNo. Tables on Sites: 11No. Grilles on Sites: 11Equestrian Camping: NoFACILITIESVaults: YesFlush Toilets: NoHot Showers: NoWheelchair Friendly Toilets: NoPublic Phone: NoPlayground: NoNo. Water Spigots (non-site): 0Comments:Drinking water is available at nearby High Sierra Ranger Station.WATER SPORTSLake: YesSwimming (provided): NoSailing: NoBoat Ramp: NoBoat Carry Down Access: YesPower Boating: NoBoating (no power): YesWater Skiing: NoRafting (whitewater): NoKayaking (whitewater): NoComments:Portal Forebay is an estimated 10 acres.HIKINGConnector trail to Rattlesnake/Mono Crossing (foot & horse) whichprovides access to Ansel Williams Wilderness (foot and horse) and network of trails.FISHING Rainbow trout
CAMPGROUND NAME: RancheriaVISIT DATE: 08/02/2002UPDATE DATE: 4/11/2017STATE: CaliforniaREGION: Pacific SouthwestRANGER DISTRICT: High SierraNEAREST CITY/TOWN: LakeshoreRESERVATIONS: 1-877-444-6777 or make on-line reservationDIRECTIONS:From Lakeshore, CA, take Huntington Lake Rd. east 0.9 miles tocampground sign. Turn right at sign into campground.NOTE: Huntington Lake Rd. becomes State Rt. 168 in 0.4 miles. All campers must first go to registration office off State Rt.168 (turn at Mono Hot Springs sign/Forest Rt. 80 at northeast endof Huntington Lake) to pay and receive site assignment. Thisrequirement includes campers having previously made reservations.GENERAL COMMENTS:The elevation is 7,000 ft.The campground, one of seven in the Huntington Lake RecreationArea, is a network of seven unnamed loops winding around from theshore of Huntington Lake among Lodgepole pine, back through alush stand of fir. The ground cover ranges from sand with pinecones to fern and wildflowers. Originally constructed by theCivilian Conservation Corps (CCC) in the 1930s, the campgroundhas been updated to include a mix of vault and flush toilets anda reliable potable water system. There are still some hints ofthe CCCs work, but they are most evident at the amphitheaterwhich hosts weekend campfire programs.The mid-day winds that blow each day, make Huntington Lakeprimarily a sailboat lake. It has been ranked in the top ten formany years. Boats can be moored at water's edge near some campsites. Sailboat races are a common occurrence on the lake.There are several resorts on the lake offering a full range ofservices from horseback rides to gas, limited groceries andrestaurants. Nature walks are provided each Thursday, Friday,and Saturday. Check for details at each campground's informationboard. For weekend and holiday stays, strongly recommend makingreservations.This is bear country; practice safe food storage techniques.SEASONSOpen Seasonal: YesOpen All Year: NoSeasonal Comment:Open mid-May through October 17RATE AND MAXIMUM STAY PERMITTEDRate: $30 per day - single$60 per day - doubleMaximum Stay Permitted (days): 14CAMPGROUND SITE CONFIGURATIONNo. RV Sites: 0No. Tent Sites: 34No. Combined Sites (Tent or RV): 111 Total Sites: 145Tent Pads: NoOpen Sites: YesWooded Sites: YesNo. Tables on Sites: 145No. Grilles on Sites: 145Equestrian Camping: NoRV INFORMATIONHookups: NoneNo. RV Pull Throughs: 0Waste Station: NoAverage Parking Apron Size: 12' X 29'Comments:The parking aprons are dirt. An RV waste station with no potable water, is available for a fee at Camp Edison in Shaver Lake.FACILITIESVaults: YesFlush Toilets: YesHot Showers: NoWheelchair Friendly Toilets: YesPublic Phone: YesPlayground: NoNo. Water Spigots (non-site): 26 No. Threaded: 26Comments:Wheelchair friendly toilets next to sites 61 and 85 only.WATER SPORTSLake: YesSwimming (provided): NoSailing: YesBoat Ramp: YesBoat Carry Down Access: YesPower Boating: YesBoating (no power): YesWater Skiing: YesRafting (whitewater): NoKayaking (whitewater): NoComments:Huntington Lake is 1,000 acres with 14 miles of shoreline. Thenearest boat ramp is at Rancheria Resort and Marina.HIKINGThere are many trails in the recreation area, including: Rancheria Falls (foot) - 1 mile Indian Pools (foot) - 1 mile Black Point (foot) - 0.7 miles Kaiser Loop Trail (foot & horse) - 12 miles accesses Kaiser Wilderness and its network of trailsFISHING Kokanee salmon, Rainbow and Brown trout
CAMPGROUND NAME: VISIT DATE: 07/22/2002UPDATE DATE: 4/11/2017STATE: CaliforniaREGION: Pacific SouthwestRANGER DISTRICT: Bass LakeNEAREST CITY/TOWN: North ForkRESERVATIONS: 1-877-444-6777 or make on-line reservationDIRECTIONS:From North Fork, CA, take Road 225 east 3.7 miles to a "Y"intersection. Bear left onto Scenic Byway (Forest Rt. 81) and go18 miles to campground sign. Turn right at sign into campground.GENERAL COMMENTS:The elevation is 4,600 ft.The campground has three sections bisected by Rock Creek. Apleasant mixture of pine, cedar, and oak provide shade. Privacybetween camp sites is minimal. The first section is a small loopand closest to Forest Rt. 81. Across a bridge are the other twosections stretching along Rock Creek. To the right is thecampground's largest section with camp sites nearest the swimmingholes and rock water slide. The parking aprons in this sectionare lower than roadway. Because of turn-around, travel trailersare not recommended in this section. The section to the left iscomposed of multi-family/double camp sites and accommodatesany size RV.SEASONSOpen Seasonal: YesOpen All Year: NoSeasonal Comment:Open May 15 through September 27 - weather dependentRATE AND MAXIMUM STAY PERMITTEDRate: $24 per day - single$48 per day - doubleMaximum Stay Permitted (days): 14CAMPGROUND SITE CONFIGURATIONNo. RV Sites: 0No. Tent Sites: 1No. Combined Sites (Tent or RV): 16 Total Sites: 17Tent Pads: NoOpen Sites: NoWooded Sites: YesNo. Tables on Sites: 17No. Grilles on Sites: 17Equestrian Camping: NoRV INFORMATIONHookups: NoneNo. RV Pull Throughs: 2Waste Station: NoAverage Parking Apron Size: 12' X 45'Comments:The parking aprons are dirt and paved. There is a significantdrop-off from paved interior road onto some sites with dirtparking aprons.FACILITIESVaults: YesFlush Toilets: NoHot Showers: NoWheelchair Friendly Toilets: NoPublic Phone: NoPlayground: NoNo. Water Spigots (non-site): 9 No. Threaded: 9WATER SPORTS - NoneHIKING - NoFISHING Rainbow trout
CAMPGROUND NAME: Sample MeadowVISIT DATE: 07/31/2002UPDATE DATE: 3/18/2017STATE: CaliforniaREGION: Pacific SouthwestRANGER DISTRICT: High SierraNEAREST CITY/TOWN: LakeshoreRESERVATIONS: NoDIRECTIONS:From Lakeshore, CA, take Huntington Lake Rd. east 0.7 miles toMono Hot Springs sign (Forest Rt. 80/Kaiser Pass Trail). Turnleft after sign onto Kaiser Pass Trail/Forest Rt. 80 and go 9.5miles to Sample Mdw sign. Turn left at sign onto Forest Rt. 5(dirt and gravel, single-lane) and go 3 miles to campground sign. Turn left after sign and go 0.1 miles to campground.NOTE: After 5.7 miles, Forest Rt. 80 becomes single-lane.GENERAL COMMENTS:The elevation is 7,800 ft.The campground, pack it in, pack it out, meanders through a standof Lodgepole pines beside Kaiser Creek. Although there are nofacilities for them, horses are permitted in campground. Ampleseparation between camp sites provides excellent privacy. Somesites have stone fire rings.This is bear country; practice safe food storage techniques. Bear-proof food containers are located at each camp site.SEASONSOpen Seasonal: YesOpen All Year: NoSeasonal Comment:Open mid-May through October 1RATE AND MAXIMUM STAY PERMITTEDRate: No chargeMaximum Stay Permitted (days): 14CAMPGROUND SITE CONFIGURATIONNo. RV Sites: 0No. Tent Sites: 13No. Combined Sites (Tent or RV): 0 Total Sites: 13Tent Pads: NoOpen Sites: NoWooded Sites: YesNo. Tables on Sites: 13No. Grilles on Sites: 0Equestrian Camping: YesRV INFORMATIONComments:The parking aprons are dirt and informal; slide-in RVs could beaccommodated.FACILITIESVaults: YesFlush Toilets: NoHot Showers: NoWheelchair Friendly Toilets: NoPublic Phone: NoPlayground: NoNo. Water Spigots (non-site): 0WATER SPORTS - NoneHIKING - NoFISHING Brook trout
CAMPGROUND NAME: Soda SpringsVISIT DATE: 07/21/2002UPDATE DATE: 3/18/2017STATE: CaliforniaREGION: Pacific SouthwestRANGER DISTRICT: Bass LakeNEAREST CITY/TOWN: North ForkRESERVATIONS: NoDIRECTIONS:From North Fork, CA, take Road 225 east 3.7 miles to a "Y"intersection. Bear left onto Scenic Byway (Forest Rt. 81) and go30.7 miles to campground sign. Turn left at sign intocampground.GENERAL COMMENTS:The elevation is 4,700 ft.The campground is composed of two sections stretching along theWest Fork of Chiquito Creek. The section to the left ofcampground entrance is a loop through a wooded area. Parkingaprons are informal in this section and could accommodate mostany size RV. The section on the right is a spur with tight loopat the end. The size of this loop and trees growing close toinner loop make this section less RV friendly. This section hasonly a scattering of Ponderosa pine to provide shade; privacybetween camp sites is poor. Also in this section, many campsites are adjacent to creek and some have a sandy beach.SEASONSOpen Seasonal: YesOpen All Year: NoSeasonal Comment:Open Memorial Day weekend through October 1 - weather dependentNOTE: 3/18/17 - Campground temporarily closed for hazard tree removal; contact Ranger District office for status.RATE AND MAXIMUM STAY PERMITTEDRate: $26.22 per day Maximum Stay Permitted (days): 14CAMPGROUND SITE CONFIGURATIONNo. RV Sites: 0No. Tent Sites: 1No. Combined Sites (Tent or RV): 15 Total Sites: 16Tent Pads: NoOpen Sites: YesWooded Sites: YesNo. Tables on Sites: 16No. Grilles on Sites: 13Equestrian Camping: NoRV INFORMATIONHookups: NoneNo. RV Pull Throughs: 1Waste Station: NoAverage Parking Apron Size: 16' X 50'Comments:The parking aprons are dirt.FACILITIESVaults: YesFlush Toilets: NoHot Showers: NoWheelchair Friendly Toilets: NoPublic Phone: NoPlayground: NoNo. Water Spigots (non-site): 0WATER SPORTS - NoneHIKING - NoFISHING Rainbow trout
CAMPGROUND NAME: SoquelVISIT DATE: 07/19/2002UPDATE DATE: 3/18/2017STATE: CaliforniaREGION: Pacific SouthwestRANGER DISTRICT: Bass LakeNEAREST CITY/TOWN: OakhurstRESERVATIONS: 1-877-444-6777 or make on-line reservationDIRECTIONS:From Oakhurst, CA, take State Rt. 41 north 2.2 miles to Road 632. Turn right at sign onto Road 632 and go 1 mile to a "Y"intersection. Bear left, staying on Road 632, and go 7.4 milesto another "Y" intersection. Bear right and go 0.1 miles tocampground sign. Turn left at sign into campground.NOTE: Road 632 is part of the Sierra Vista Scenic Byway.GENERAL COMMENTS:The elevation is 5,400 ft.The campground is composed of two unnamed loops on Soquel Creek. One loop stretches along the creek with sites overlooking it. The other loop is more tightly configured with camp sitesclustered near but not on the creek. Soquel Creek runs clear andshallow making it great for wading. Firewood is available for afee. A good day trip is Shadow of the Giants located in theNelder Grove of giant sequoias.This is bear country; practice safe food storage techniques.SEASONSOpen Seasonal: YesOpen All Year: NoSeasonal Comment:Open May 15 through September 27 - weather dependentRATE AND MAXIMUM STAY PERMITTEDRate: $24 per day - single$48 per day - doubleMaximum Stay Permitted (days): 14CAMPGROUND SITE CONFIGURATIONNo. RV Sites: 0No. Tent Sites: 0No. Combined Sites (Tent or RV): 10 Total Sites: 10Tent Pads: NoOpen Sites: YesWooded Sites: YesNo. Tables on Sites: 10No. Grilles on Sites: 10Equestrian Camping: NoRV INFORMATIONHookups: NoneNo. RV Pull Throughs: 0Waste Station: NoAverage Parking Apron Size: 16' X 27'Comments:The parking aprons are dirt.FACILITIESVaults: YesFlush Toilets: NoHot Showers: NoWheelchair Friendly Toilets: NoPublic Phone: NoPlayground: NoNo. Water Spigots (non-site): 0WATER SPORTS - NoneHIKING - NoFISHING Rainbow trout
CAMPGROUND NAME: Spring CoveVISIT DATE: 07/17/2002UPDATE DATE: 4/11/2017STATE: CaliforniaREGION: Pacific SouthwestRANGER DISTRICT: Bass LakeNEAREST CITY/TOWN: OakhurstRESERVATIONS: 1-877-444-6777 or make on-line reservationDIRECTIONS:In Oakhurst, CA, at intersection of Victoria La (State Rt. 41)and Road 426, take Road 426 south and go 6.3 miles to Bass Lakesign. Turn left after sign, staying on Road 426, and go 0.9miles to an intersection and stop sign. Turn left onto Road 222and go 1.2 miles to the Campground Registration Office on theleft. (All campers, including those with reservations, must FIRST go to Registration Office to pay fee and obtain site selection.) After processing at Registration Office, exit back onto Road 222 (back the way you came) and go 3.8 miles to campground sign. Turn right into campground.NOTE: Road 222 is a narrow, curvy two-lane, paved road thatparallels Bass Lake. Those driving an RV should be especiallycareful of pedestrians and oncoming traffic. Go slow!GENERAL COMMENTS:The elevation is 3,400 ft.The campground, one of four in the Bass Lake Recreation Area andacross the road from Bass Lake, is composed of multiple loops andspurs through pines and oak trees; some small cedars provideadditional shade. The campground has the feel of an oldercampground with short parking aprons and closely clustered campsites. The tight configuration and turns make this campgroundnot travel trailer or large RV friendly. These RVs should notattempt spurs with sites 37 through 42, 49 through 52 and 59through 63. The campground is better suited for campers intents, slide-ins, small motor homes, and pop-up tent trailers. Apopular campground, it has the feel of constant activity. Reservations are recommended.Resorts scattered along the Bass Lake shoreline offer a varietyof services including gas, tackle, bait, boat rentals, limitedgroceries, and a cook's night out. A variety ofinterpretive/campfire programs are offered during summer weekends- check campground fee board for schedule.SEASONSOpen Seasonal: YesOpen All Year: NoSeasonal Comment:Open May 8 through September 6 RATE AND MAXIMUM STAY PERMITTEDRate: $30 per day.NOTE: $2 per day additional for holidays.Maximum Stay Permitted (days): 14CAMPGROUND SITE CONFIGURATIONNo. RV Sites: 0No. Tent Sites: 14No. Combined Sites (Tent or RV): 49 Total Sites: 63Tent Pads: NoOpen Sites: NoWooded Sites: YesNo. Tables on Sites: 63No. Grilles on Sites: 63Equestrian Camping: NoRV INFORMATIONHookups: NoneNo. RV Pull Throughs: 0Waste Station: YesPotable Water at Waste Station: No Average Parking Apron Size: 10' X 30'Comments:Parking aprons are paved or dirt. The waste station is 2.7 mileswest of campground on Road 222 and must be approached from theeast; check it out before dumping.FACILITIESVaults: NoFlush Toilets: YesHot Showers: NoWheelchair Friendly Toilets: YesPublic Phone: NoPlayground: NoNo. Water Spigots (non-site): 10 No. Threaded: 0WATER SPORTSLake: YesSwimming (provided): YesSailing: YesBoat Ramp: YesBoat Carry Down Access: NoPower Boating: YesBoating (no power): YesWater Skiing: YesRafting (whitewater): NoKayaking (whitewater): NoComments:Bass Lake is 1,160 acres. Areas suitable for swimming atdesignated spots along shoreline - no life guards. Boat ramp islocated 1 mile east of campground - fee for parking.All motorized water craft must register at Sheriff's Tower onlake and pay fee. Because of quantity of power boats and narrow0.5-mile width of lake, sailing could be a challenge. SuggestHuntington Lake and campgrounds there for sailing.HIKINGAt the campground: Spring Cove Trail #22E18 (foot) - 2.6 milesIn the Recreation Area: Willow Creek #22E03 (foot) - 2.7 miles Goat Mountain #22E94 (foot) - 2.6 miles Way-of-the-Mono Interpretive Trail (foot) - 1 mileFISHING Smallmouth bass, Brown and Rainbow trout, Blue Gill, catfish, andChannel catfish
CAMPGROUND NAME: SummerdaleVISIT DATE: 07/20/2002UPDATE DATE: 4/11/2017STATE: CaliforniaREGION: Pacific SouthwestRANGER DISTRICT: Bass LakeNEAREST CITY/TOWN: OakhurstRESERVATIONS: 1-877-444-6777 or make on-line reservationDIRECTIONS:From Oakhurst, CA, take State Rt. 41 north 12.8 miles tocampground sign. Turn left at sign and go 0.3 miles tocampground.GENERAL COMMENTS:The elevation is 5,100 ft.The campground, 1.5 miles from Yosemite National Park, is asingle loop around a grass meadow full of wildflowers. Campsites located on inside of loop have little shade and privacy. On the other hand, sites on outside of loop are tucked in amongcottonwood, cedar, and fir. Big Creek runs along the long sideof the loop and is active with several beaver families. Becausecampground is close to Yosemite National Park, offers goodfishing and cooler temperatures, it fills up early each dayespecially on weekends. Firewood is available for a fee.SEASONSOpen Seasonal: YesOpen All Year: NoSeasonal Comment:Open May 8 through September 27 - dependent weatherRATE AND MAXIMUM STAY PERMITTEDRate: $30 per dayMaximum Stay Permitted (days): 14CAMPGROUND SITE CONFIGURATIONNo. RV Sites: 0No. Tent Sites: 0No. Combined Sites (Tent or RV): 30 Total Sites: 30Tent Pads: NoOpen Sites: YesWooded Sites: YesNo. Tables on Sites: 30No. Grilles on Sites: 30Equestrian Camping: NoRV INFORMATIONHookups: NoneNo. RV Pull Throughs: 0Waste Station: NoAverage Parking Apron Size: 10' X 40'Comments:The parking aprons are paved.FACILITIESVaults: YesFlush Toilets: NoHot Showers: NoWheelchair Friendly Toilets: YesPublic Phone: NoPlayground: NoNo. Water Spigots (non-site): 6 No. Threaded: 6WATER SPORTS - NoneHIKING - NoFISHING Rainbow trout
CAMPGROUND NAME: SweetwaterVISIT DATE: 07/22/2002UPDATE DATE: 3/18/2017STATE: CaliforniaREGION: Pacific SouthwestRANGER DISTRICT: Bass LakeNEAREST CITY/TOWN: North ForkRESERVATIONS: 1-877-444-6777 or make on-line reservationDIRECTIONS:From North Fork, CA, take Road 225 east 3.7 miles to a "Y"intersection. Bear left onto Scenic Byway (Forest Rt. 81) and go33.6 miles to Mammouth Pool sign. Turn right and go 2.3 miles tocampground sign. Turn right at sign into campground.GENERAL COMMENTS:The elevation is 4,100 ft.The campground is a small single loop for pop-up tent trailers,slide-ins and tent campers. An unnamed brook and Chiquito Creekframe the campground so most camp sites overlook one or theother. Good fishing and swimming holes are campground'sattractions.This is bear country; practice safe food storage techniques.SEASONSOpen Seasonal: YesOpen All Year: NoSeasonal Comment:Open May 15 through September 20 - weather dependentRATE AND MAXIMUM STAY PERMITTEDRate: $24 per dayMaximum Stay Permitted (days): 14CAMPGROUND SITE CONFIGURATIONNo. RV Sites: 0No. Tent Sites: 8No. Combined Sites (Tent or RV): 2 Total Sites: 10Tent Pads: NoOpen Sites: YesWooded Sites: YesNo. Tables on Sites: 10No. Grilles on Sites: 10Equestrian Camping: NoRV INFORMATIONHookups: NoneNo. RV Pull Throughs: 2Waste Station: NoAverage Parking Apron Size: See belowComments:The parking aprons are dirt and paved. A tight turn-around loop,trees growing close to edges of interior road, and pitch ofparking aprons, limits RVs to pop-up tent trailers and slide-ins.FACILITIESVaults: YesFlush Toilets: NoHot Showers: NoWheelchair Friendly Toilets: NoPublic Phone: NoPlayground: NoNo. Water Spigots (non-site): 0WATER SPORTS - NoneHIKING - NoFISHING Rainbow trout
<CAMPGROUND NAME: Upper Billy CreekVISIT DATE: 07/30/2002UPDATE DATE: 3/18/2017STATE: CaliforniaREGION: Pacific SouthwestRANGER DISTRICT: High SierraNEAREST CITY/TOWN: LakeshoreRESERVATIONS: 1-877-444-6777 or make on-line reservationDIRECTIONS:From Lakeshore, CA, take Huntington Lake Rd. west 3.7 miles tocampground sign. Turn right at sign into campground.GENERAL COMMENTS:The elevation is 7,000 ft.The campground, one of seven in the Huntington Lake RecreationArea, is composed of a large loop with a big spur across the roadfrom Huntington Lake and Lower Billy Creek. The spur offers somecamp sites with large parking aprons. Some sites overlook thecreek with a wide variety of wildflowers. Lots of toweringpines, firs, and cedar provide ample shade. The camp sites inthe loop have little privacy. Campfire programs are providedeach weekend in the amphitheater. Nearby Billy Creek Museumoffers a glimpse into the lifestyle of a forest ranger during the50s. The nearest resort is Huntington Lake which offers limitedgroceries, a free boat ramp, power and sailboat rentals, and acook's night out. Firewood is available for a fee.The mid-day winds that blow each day, make Huntington Lakeprimarily a sailboat lake. It has been ranked in the top ten formany years. Sailboat races are a common occurrence on the lake.There are several resorts on the lake offering a full range ofservices from horseback rides to gas, limited groceries andrestaurants. Nature walks are provided each Thursday, Friday,and Saturday. Check for details at each campground's informationboard. For weekend and holiday stays, strongly recommend makingreservations.This is bear country; practice safe food storage techniques.SEASONSOpen Seasonal: YesOpen All Year: NoSeasonal Comment:Open May 22 through September 5RATE AND MAXIMUM STAY PERMITTEDRate: $28 per day - single$56 per day - doubleMaximum Stay Permitted (days): 14CAMPGROUND SITE CONFIGURATIONNo. RV Sites: 0No. Tent Sites: 8No. Combined Sites (Tent or RV): 35 Total Sites: 43Tent Pads: NoOpen Sites: YesWooded Sites: YesNo. Tables on Sites: 43No. Grilles on Sites: 43Equestrian Camping: NoRV INFORMATIONHookups: NoneNo. RV Pull Throughs: 0Waste Station: NoAverage Parking Apron Size: 11' X 39'Comments:The parking aprons are dirt. Many parking aprons havesignificant slopping; bring extra boards. An RV waste station with no potable water, is available for a fee at Camp Edison in Shaver Lake.FACILITIESVaults: YesFlush Toilets: YesHot Showers: NoWheelchair Friendly Toilets: NoPublic Phone: NoPlayground: NoNo. Water Spigots (non-site): 15 No. Threaded: 13WATER SPORTSLake: YesSwimming (provided): NoSailing: YesBoat Ramp: YesBoat Carry Down Access: NoPower Boating: YesBoating (no power): YesWater Skiing: YesRafting (whitewater): NoKayaking (whitewater): NoComments:Huntington Lake is 1000 acres with 14 miles of shoreline. Thenearest boat ramp is at Huntington Lake Resort Marina - nocharge. No trailer parking at the marina.HIKINGThere are many trails in the recreation area, including: Rancheria Falls (foot) - 1 mile Indian Pools (foot) - 1 mile Black Point (foot) - 0.7 miles Kaiser Loop Trail (foot & horse) - 12 miles provides access to Kaiser Wilderness and its network of trailsFISHING Kokanee salmon, Rainbow and Brown trout
CAMPGROUND NAME: Upper ChiquitoVISIT DATE: 07/23/2002UPDATE DATE: 3/18/2017STATE: CaliforniaREGION: Pacific SouthwestRANGER DISTRICT: Bass LakeNEAREST CITY/TOWN: OakhurstRESERVATIONS: NoDIRECTIONS:In Oakhurst, CA, at the intersection of State Rt. 41 and Road426, take Road 426 south and go 6.3 miles to Bass Lake sign. Turn left after sign, staying on Road 426, and go 0.9 miles to astop sign. Turn left onto Road 222 and go 1.7 miles to anotherstop sign. Turn right onto Road 274 and go 2.3 miles to Chilkootsign. Turn left after sign onto Beashore Road (Forest Rt.7/Sierra Vista Scenic Byway) and go 23.2 miles to campgroundsign. Turn left at sign and go 0.6 miles to campground.GENERAL COMMENTS:The elevation is 6,800 ft.The campground, pack it in, pack it out, stretches along ChiquitoCreek for about 0.5 miles with informal camp sites scatteredalong creek's edge. A rustic campground with dispersed-likecamp sites, this campground has an undeveloped feel. Severallush grass meadows in the area provide wildlife viewingopportunities. See the survival cabin built in 1952. Limitedgroceries, gas, and lots of good conversation are available atJones Store, south of campground along the Sierra Vista ScenicByway.This is bear country; practice safe food storage techniques.SEASONSOpen Seasonal: YesOpen All Year: NoSeasonal Comment:Open Memorial Day through Labor Day - weather dependentRATE AND MAXIMUM STAY PERMITTEDRate: No chargeMaximum Stay Permitted (days): 14CAMPGROUND SITE CONFIGURATIONNo. RV Sites: 0No. Tent Sites: 11No. Combined Sites (Tent or RV): 0 Total Sites: 11Tent Pads: NoOpen Sites: YesWooded Sites: YesNo. Tables on Sites: 6No. Grilles on Sites: 7Equestrian Camping: NoFACILITIESVaults: YesFlush Toilets: NoHot Showers: NoWheelchair Friendly Toilets: NoPublic Phone: NoPlayground: NoNo. Water Spigots (non-site): 0WATER SPORTS - NoneComments:Wading available in Chuiqito Creek.HIKING - NoFISHING Rainbow trout
CAMPGROUND NAME: VermilionVISIT DATE: 08/01/2002UPDATE DATE: 4/11/2017STATE: CaliforniaREGION: Pacific SouthwestRANGER DISTRICT: High SierraNEAREST CITY/TOWN: LakeshoreRESERVATIONS: 1-877-444-6777 or make on-line reservationDIRECTIONS:From Lakeshore, CA, take Huntington Lake Rd. east 0.7 miles toMono Hot Springs sign. Turn left after sign onto Kaiser PassTrail/Forest Rt. 80 (paved) and go 16.9 miles to Hot Springs signat an intersection. Turn left, staying on Forest Rt. 80, and go5.9 miles to another intersection. Turn left, crossing bridge,and go 0.4 miles to campground sign. Turn left onto dirt roadand go 1.7 miles to campground on right.GENERAL COMMENTS:The elevation is 7,700 ft.The campground stretches along the northwest shore of Edison Lakethrough a stand of mature Ponderosa pine. Picnic tables andgrilles tend to be a little distance from the parking aprons. Most camp sites overlook the lake. Campfire programs arepresented throughout summer; check fee board for information.The nearby Vermilion Valley Resort offers limited campingsupplies and groceries, laundromat, boat rentals, cook's nightout, and a ferry across the lake to Ansel Adams Wilderness.This is bear country; practice safe food storage techniques. There is a bear-proof food container at each camp site.SEASONSOpen Seasonal: YesOpen All Year: NoSeasonal Comment:Open mid-May through September 26RATE AND MAXIMUM STAY PERMITTEDRate: $264 per dayMaximum Stay Permitted (days): 14CAMPGROUND SITE CONFIGURATIONNo. RV Sites: 0No. Tent Sites: 31No. Combined Sites (Tent or RV): 0 Total Sites: 31Tent Pads: NoOpen Sites: YesWooded Sites: YesNo. Tables on Sites: 31No. Grilles on Sites: 31Equestrian Camping: NoFACILITIESVaults: YesFlush Toilets: NoHot Showers: NoWheelchair Friendly Toilets: NoPublic Phone: NoPlayground: NoNo. Water Spigots (non-site): 6 No. Threaded: 6Comments:Hot showers are available at Vermilion Valley Resort - $5 feew/towel.WATER SPORTSLake: YesSwimming (provided): NoSailing: NoBoat Ramp: NoBoat Carry Down Access: YesPower Boating: YesBoating (no power): YesWater Skiing: NoRafting (whitewater): NoKayaking (whitewater): NoComments:Edison Lake is about 1,000 acres. It has a sandy shoreline and power boats are limited to 15mph.HIKING - NoFISHING Rainbow trout
CAMPGROUND NAME: Ward LakeVISIT DATE: 08/01/2002UPDATE DATE: 3/18/2017STATE: CaliforniaREGION: Pacific SouthwestRANGER DISTRICT: High SierraNEAREST CITY/TOWN: LakeshoreRESERVATIONS: NoDIRECTIONS:From Lakeshore, CA, take Huntington Lake Rd. east 0.7 miles toMono Hot Springs sign. Turn left after sign onto Kaiser PassTrail/Forest Rt. 80 (paved) and go 16.9 miles to WardLake/Florence Lake sign and intersection. Continue straight ontoFlorence Lake Trail and go 3.3 miles to campground.NOTE: All but first 5.9 miles of access route is on a roughlypaved, single-lane road with numerous blind curves - a "whiteknuckle" experience.GENERAL COMMENTS:The elevation is 7,300 ft.The campground, located in a corridor in the John MuirWilderness, has two sections, one on east end of Ward Lake andthe other on west end of Ward Lake. Camp sites also stretchalong Florence Lake Trail between the two sections. A rusticcampground, camp sites are tucked in among conifers such asPonderosa and Lodgepole pines. Some sites are across from lakenestled in boulders. There are lakeside sites that havewonderful views of the natural, warm Ward Lake and toweringcliffs. This is a bargain campground and well worth the visit.This is bear country; practice safe food storage techniques. Bear-proof food containers are located at each camp site.SEASONSOpen Seasonal: YesOpen All Year: NoSeasonal Comment:Open May 26 through September 24 - weather dependentRATE AND MAXIMUM STAY PERMITTEDRate: $22 per day - single$44 per day - doubleMaximum Stay Permitted (days): 14CAMPGROUND SITE CONFIGURATIONNo. RV Sites: 0No. Tent Sites: 13No. Combined Sites (Tent or RV): 0 Total Sites: 13Tent Pads: NoOpen Sites: YesWooded Sites: YesNo. Tables on Sites: 12No. Grilles on Sites: 12Equestrian Camping: NoFACILITIESVaults: YesFlush Toilets: NoHot Showers: NoWheelchair Friendly Toilets: NoPublic Phone: NoPlayground: NoNo. Water Spigots (non-site): 0WATER SPORTSLake: YesSwimming (provided): NoSailing: NoBoat Ramp: NoBoat Carry Down Access: YesPower Boating: NoBoating (no power): YesWater Skiing: NoRafting (whitewater): NoKayaking (whitewater): NoComments:Ward Lake is 5 acres.HIKING - NoFISHING Rainbow trout
CAMPGROUND NAME: Wishon PointVISIT DATE: 07/15/2002UPDATE DATE: 3/18/2017STATE: CaliforniaREGION: Pacific SouthwestRANGER DISTRICT: Bass LakeNEAREST CITY/TOWN: OakhurstRESERVATIONS: 1-877-444-6777 or make on-line reservationDIRECTIONS:In Oakhurst, CA, at intersection of Victoria La (State Rt. 41)and Road 426, take Road 426 south and go 6.3 miles to Bass Lakesign. Turn left after sign, staying on Road 426, and go 0.9miles to an intersection and stop sign. Turn left onto Road 222and go 1.2 miles to the Campground Registration Office on theleft. (All campers, including those with reservations, must FIRST go to Registration Office to pay fee and obtain site selection.) After processing at Registration Office, exit back onto Road 222 (back the way you came) and go 4.7 miles to campground sign. Turn right at sign into campground.GENERAL COMMENTS:The elevation is 3,400 ft.The campground, one of four in the Bass Lake Recreation Area andacross the road from Bass Lake, is located in a thick growth ofManzanita and oak with some pines and cedar. The denseunderstory provides good privacy. The camp sites, some with aview of the lake, are rustic with a well used appearance. Eachsite has a pedestal grille and stone fire ring.Resorts scattered along the Bass Lake shoreline offer a varietyof services including gas, tackle, bait, boat rentals, limitedgroceries, and a cook's night out. A variety ofinterpretive/campfire programs are offered during summer weekends- check campground fee board for schedule.SEASONSOpen Seasonal: YesOpen All Year: NoSeasonal Comment:Open May 26 through September 10RATE AND MAXIMUM STAY PERMITTEDRate: $30 per dayMaximum Stay Permitted (days): 14CAMPGROUND SITE CONFIGURATIONNo. RV Sites: 0No. Tent Sites: 7No. Combined Sites (Tent or RV): 40 Total Sites: 47Tent Pads: NoOpen Sites: YesWooded Sites: YesNo. Tables on Sites: 47No. Grilles on Sites: 47Equestrian Camping: NoRV INFORMATIONHookups: NoneNo. RV Pull Throughs: 17Waste Station: YesPotable Water at Waste Station: No Average Parking Apron Size: 11' X 33'Comments:The parking aprons are dirt and lumpy (RVr dug holes for wheelsto balance). The interior road is narrow, curvy and lined withcurb stones making access to parking aprons a challenge. Thewaste station is 3.6 miles west of campground on Road 222 andmust be approached from the east; check it out before dumping.FACILITIESVaults: NoFlush Toilets: YesHot Showers: NoWheelchair Friendly Toilets: YesPublic Phone: NoPlayground: NoNo. Water Spigots (non-site): 14 No. Threaded: 0WATER SPORTSLake: YesSwimming (provided): YesSailing: YesBoat Ramp: YesBoat Carry Down Access: NoPower Boating: YesBoating (no power): YesWater Skiing: YesRafting (whitewater): NoKayaking (whitewater): NoComments:Bass Lake is 1,160 acres. Areas suitable for swimming atdesignated spots along shoreline - no life guards. Boat ramp islocated 0.1 miles east of campground - $3 fee for parking.All motorized water craft must register at Sheriff's Tower onlake and pay fee. Because of quantity of power boats and narrow0.5-mile width of lake, sailing could be a challenge. SuggestHuntington Lake and campgrounds there for sailing.HIKINGNo trail begins at this campground but the Recreation Area hasthe following:Willow Creek #22E03 (foot) - 2.7 milesGoat Mountain #22E94 (foot) - 2.6 milesWay-of-the-Mono Interpretive Trail (foot) - 1 mileSpring Cove Trail #22E18 (foot) - 2.6 milesFISHING Smallmouth bass, Brown and Rainbow trout, Blue Gill, catfish, andChannel catfish
