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Millerton Lake State Recreation Area, California
Ahh, have you ever found yourself in the San Joaquin Valley just craving some awesome high-quality recreational activities? Of course you have, and we have your answer--Millerton Lake State Recreation Read more...
Ahh, have you ever found yourself in the San Joaquin Valley just craving some awesome high-quality recreational activities? Of course you have, and we have your answer--Millerton Lake State Recreation Area! With an abundance of water-oriented exploits as well as some great Central California hiking, Millerton Lake SRA is great for the family or anyone with a sense of adventure. Located just 20 miles northeast of Fresno, everyone can enjoy the reservoir and beautiful area. Also if you get lucky (or just take one of the tours), you’ll see one of the most majestic animals in all the land--our very own bald eagle!
Rocky Point Campground holds 20 campsites and is known to be one of the more aesthetically beautiful...
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Sara: We loved this ranch! We felt like we had the place to ourselves! If you want to explore via car you...
Nic: The ranch is a beautiful, rugged, historically rich stretch of land that is an absolute gem. Nestled...
Lesha: Nice site, off in the woods with beautiful views, fire pit with cooking grill over the top, plenty of...
Alicia: Campsites are packed quite close together, so not the best campground for privacy. Mosquitos can be...
Courtney: Upper Pines: not for getting away from people. You are crammed in. People will walk through your...
Heather: We had a wonderful stay at Oak Hollow. The property is beautiful and well maintained, and the bathroom...
Jeff: Pay showers are available just outside of the camp at the general store.Wasps (AKA meat bees) can be...
Jacquie: We love the Tuolumne Meadows backpackers camp before and after our main trek. The walk-in camp is...
Paulina: Crowded campground, and extremely noisy with campers who leave the city to party in the woods. Close...
Jeremy: We showed up on a Friday morning in July without a reservation and had our pick of about 4 sites that...
Fresh Off: Be sure to take the 1 mi hike to Doris Lake - it's a great place to swim - warmer than the river! -...
Clara: The Guest Cabin at Wondernut Farm (WF) is a peaceful refuge nestled in the hills ~30 min outside of...
Jennifer: We stayed here on a Saturday, it was a very pretty campsite. However, the spots fill up quickly so I...
Backstage: Best camping spot is 308 by the meadow. No Showers. Buy solar shower at nearest store for $18 or bring...
Peter: Lodgepole is one of the best campgrounds in Sequoia National Park. Much more favorable summer...
Hannah: This campsite is a hidden gem in the beautiful countryside that is Cathey's Valley. It's only a short...
Jacqueline: Camp here and hike up to Lower Cathedral Lake, about 5 miles, for some of the most beautiful sights...
Jeff: It's a short walk from Lower Pines Campground to Curry Village, where you may find bears foraging for...
Escape to paradise in the Sierra Nevada Mountains where adventure and relaxation combine to create a...
Olivia: Best to show up in the wee hours of the morning. Bring your sleeping bag and take a nap in line. Whole...