The Mammoth Lakes region is one of California’s most popular camping destinations—and for a good reason. Here, brilliant blue alpine lakes rest between the rocky peaks of the Sierra Nevada. Bubbling mountain streams flow through flowering meadows. Hiking and biking trails wind through it all, making exploration a breeze.
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The Mammoth Lakes region is one of California’s most popular camping destinations—and for a good reason. Here, brilliant blue alpine lakes rest between the rocky peaks of the Sierra Nevada. Bubbling mountain streams flow through flowering meadows. Hiking and biking trails wind through it all, making exploration a breeze.
Take in the views of Mammoth Mountain from your campsite in the Lakes Basin area. Here, the Pine City, Coldwater, and Lake Mary, and Twin Lakes Campgrounds offer hiking and lake access. You’ll find tent camping and RV parks without hookups at each one. It’s a popular spot, so reservations are a must.
Prefer to be within walking distance of downtown? Check out the Old Shady Rest Campground in the Inyo National Forest. Families love Camp High Sierra, which offers RV sites with hookups, tent sites, and rustic cabins. Be sure to stop by the lodge to play games and chill by the fireplace.
Minutes from all local campsites, a vast trail network takes you into the mountains. Hike a section of the John Muir Trail, or explore the bizarre Devils Postpile and Rainbow Falls. Swim or fish in crisp mountain lakes—or, get on the water in a canoe. Other popular local activities include biking, Nordic skiing, and stargazing.
The best camping near Mammoth Lakes, California.
Paddle cold alpine lakes and hike up jagged rock peaks in this breathtaking Sierra Nevada town.
The Mammoth Lakes region is one of California’s most popular camping destinations—and for a good reason. Here, brilliant blue alpine lakes rest between the rocky peaks of the Sierra Nevada. Bubbling mountain streams flow through flowering meadows. Hiking and biking trails wind through it all, making exploration a breeze.
Take in the views of Mammoth Mountain from Read more...
The Mammoth Lakes region is one of California’s most popular camping destinations—and for a good reason. Here, brilliant blue alpine lakes rest between the rocky peaks of the Sierra Nevada. Bubbling mountain streams flow through flowering meadows. Hiking and biking trails wind through it all, making exploration a breeze.
Take in the views of Mammoth Mountain from your campsite in the Lakes Basin area. Here, the Pine City, Coldwater, and Lake Mary, and Twin Lakes Campgrounds offer hiking and lake access. You’ll find tent camping and RV parks without hookups at each one. It’s a popular spot, so reservations are a must.
Prefer to be within walking distance of downtown? Check out the Old Shady Rest Campground in the Inyo National Forest. Families love Camp High Sierra, which offers RV sites with hookups, tent sites, and rustic cabins. Be sure to stop by the lodge to play games and chill by the fireplace.
Minutes from all local campsites, a vast trail network takes you into the mountains. Hike a section of the John Muir Trail, or explore the bizarre Devils Postpile and Rainbow Falls. Swim or fish in crisp mountain lakes—or, get on the water in a canoe. Other popular local activities include biking, Nordic skiing, and stargazing.
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