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90% (337) • 181 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Big Pine
Kings Canyon Campground
1. Kings Canyon Campground
92%
(745)
40mi from Big Pine · 21 sites · Tents, RVs
This rustic campground is located in Kings Canyon on hwy 180, 16 miles past the Sequoia-Kings Canyon Park entrance. Ten Mile Creek running thru the property. Magnificent views of Kings Canyon from the property.
Google plus code for maps R497+877 Hume Station, California
Campground sites with picnic tables. Flushing toilets on site. Water and sewer hookups available at some sites. 6 miles to the mighty Kings River, 12 miles to Grant Grove and the Giant Sequoia’s, 16 miles to Cedar Grove, 22 miles to “Roads End” and trail head for the endless backcountry trails including the Pacific Crest trail. Easy access to General’s Hwy for Sequoia National Park access
Pets
Campfires
Water hookup
from
$22
/ night
TINY in the Eastern Sierra's
2. TINY in the Eastern Sierra's
100%
(1)
45mi from Big Pine · 1 site
THINK TINY, THINK ADVENTURE
Modern TINY (16') Home on Wheels was inspired and built with a desire for minimalism, clean lines and efficiency of space. It has all the modern amenities you need in the midst of Nature. Space is sufficient but limited.
Tiny is located inside "Lone Pine Mobile Oasis" RV PARK, on the west side of HWY 395, and Lubken Canyon. There is Hwy noise and there are neighbors. Semi's do drive the Hwy during the night. Please preview location before booking. We do have WIFI!
The space
Our home is only 16' long (8'x16') but has a well-equipped kitchenette, full bath with a shower and a conventional toilet.
The kitchenette has the basics and then some... a coffee maker, a portable induction cook top, pots and pans, cooking utensils, basic spices and condiments. It also has a Britta water pitcher/ filter for your convenience!
The living / sleeping space is a twin size sofa / daybed with a pull out trundle. The foam mattress size is 38" x 75" for both beds. The top mattress is 8" thick with a weight capacity of 400 lbs and the trundle is 6" thick with a weight capacity of 250 lbs. This may not have enough support or may be uncomfortable for some.
The dining space has a movable coffee table /bench /shoe rack/ storage with locking brakes and a lift up dining table / office desk.
The bench also stores the 2nd comforter for the bottom bed.
TINY is well insulated with Rockwool in all walls, ceiling and floor, has a built in mini split -AC/Heater with remote control, dual pane windows and doors, tinted glass and black out shades for your comfort and enjoyment.
TINY only has 50 amps of power and the on demand water heater requires 50 amps. Only 2 lights are able to be used while taking a hot shower. THE BREAKER MAY SHUT DOWN AND WOULD NEED TO BE RESET. (This has not happened in over a year but, just in case)
CAUTION: Things appear smaller than they feel like inside!
Driving up you may think, "OMG, it's so small", but after you step inside, you will hopefully feel, "WOW, it feels bigger than it looks".
The 395 highway may be too close and light sleepers may feel it is still too noisy. Please do not book and leave a bad review if this would bother you.
Showers
Wifi
Potable water
from
$129
/ night
Boulder Creek RV Resort on Hwy 395
3. Boulder Creek RV Resort on Hwy 395
45mi from Big Pine · 95 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Enjoy panoramic views of the Eastern Sierras from this great campground located on Hwy 395 at the Boulder Creek RV Resort in Lone Pine, California. Experience being immersed in nature's wonder while still maintaining some comforts of home by enjoying the amenities of the RV park with a pool and hot tub (open seasonally mid March to mid October), hot showers, clean restrooms, laundry facilities (paid) and a communal Club House with living room and kitchen available for guest use.
Take a relaxing stop on your road trip of a lifetime along California's eastern border, whether you're seeking a peaceful retreat under star filled skies or a convenient home base for exploring iconic destinations like Mt. Whitney, Alabama Hills and Death Valley National Park. With four unique cabins and over 100 camp sites to choose from offering full hook-ups, pull-through sites, tent sites and park amenities for the whole family to enjoy including an outdoor pool, hot tub, well stocked market and playground.
All RV sites offer full hook-ups with 30/50 amps electrical, water, sewer and free WiFi. Every campsite has a picnic table and fire ring and is dog friendly for up to 2 dogs per site. The Boulder Creek RV Resort Market sells propane, firewood, ice and other camp supplies. There is a dump station on site for RVs.
Tent sites are located near the restrooms, showers, pool and hot tub. Campers can use the communal Club House large kitchen and living room with TV, where fresh coffee and muffins are served daily each morning. Tent sites have some trees for shade and potable water available.
We're surrounded by the magnificent eastern Sierras and just a skipping stone way from majestic Mt. Whitney. Every day you'll awaken to a picture perfect view and every night you'll fall asleep beneath a vast black blanket peppered with sparkling stars. In an area where hiking and horseback riding trails are abundant, mountain lakes are fresh and crisp, and the scenery is unlike any other, guests are transported into another glimpse of unique California nature and embrace spectacular sunrises and sunsets on the Sierra Nevada mountain range. Viewing wildlife from the campground is not uncommon as elk, deer, birds and other migratory species travel through the open and vast land.
Pets
Campfires
Full hookups
from
$50
/ night
Inyo National Forest
4. Inyo National Forest
96%
(453)
National forest 42mi from Big Pine · 2001 sites
Explore ancient pine forests, curious rock formations, and massive peaks in this sprawling national forest.
Pets
Electrical hookup
Campfires
Kings Canyon National Park
5. Kings Canyon National Park
97%
(177)
National park 24mi from Big Pine · 647 sites
This spot is home to the country's deepest canyon and its largest grove of sequoia trees.
Pets
Campfires
Potable water
Lakeshore Resort
6. Lakeshore Resort
85%
(10)
49mi from Big Pine · 30 sites · RVs, Lodging
Lakeshore Resort offers a peaceful retreat where the timeless beauty of Sierra National Forest comes alive.
Lakeshore Resort is excited to announce that all of our cabins are undergoing a complete renovation, so you can experience the ultimate comfort during your stay. We have already completed the renovation of three original rustic units, each one offering a cozy and inviting atmosphere that perfectly blends modern amenities with traditional mountain charm.
In addition, we are proud to offer three brand new log cabins that are available for booking. With all of these options available, you’re sure to find the perfect accommodation to suit your needs and make your stay with us unforgettable.
Our cabins have recently undergone complete renovations. Limited cabins available for booking! Our resort’s ideal location offers endless year-round activities for visitors to enjoy.
Come with your loved ones and enjoy skiing, snow play, or plan a romantic weekend escape to this charming destination. Each cabin offers a cozy, intimate atmosphere.
-Pets Policy
At Lakeshore Resort, we strive to provide a welcoming and comfortable environment for all of our guests. As much as we love our furry friends, we do not allow pets to stay in our cabins. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation in helping us maintain a clean and enjoyable atmosphere. If you have any questions or concerns, please don’t hesitate to reach out to our friendly staff.
Our rates start at $244.95 from Sunday to Thursday and $294.95 on Fridays and Saturdays, with no minimum stay required for our A Cabins.
Consider Lakeshore Resort as your next destination for a relaxing and fun-filled vacation with your loved ones.
Pets
Campfires
Full hookups
from
$85
/ night
Glacier View County Campground
7. Glacier View County Campground
0.4mi from Big Pine · 1 site
Discover the charm of Glacier View Campground, a unique retreat nestled just half a mile north of Big Pine, CA, along the scenic Highway 395. This campground stands out for its stunning views and convenient access to the natural beauty of the Eastern Sierra, making it an ideal destination for outdoor enthusiasts and families alike.
Glacier View Campground offers a range of amenities to enhance your camping experience. Enjoy the convenience of showers and campsites equipped with water and electrical hook-ups, perfect for larger RVs. While there is no dump station available, the well-maintained facilities ensure a comfortable stay.
In addition to its amenities, the campground is surrounded by a wealth of outdoor activities. Explore nearby hiking trails, discover picturesque swimming holes, or take a leisurely drive to local attractions. With restaurants and shops in close proximity, you’ll find everything you need for a memorable camping adventure. Experience the beauty and tranquility of Glacier View Campground, where nature and comfort come together.
Baker Creek Campground
8. Baker Creek Campground
1.1mi from Big Pine · 1 site
Nestled just north of the charming Town of Big Pine, this campground offers a unique blend of natural beauty and outdoor adventure, making it an ideal destination for nature enthusiasts. To reach the campground, simply take U.S. 395 and turn west onto Baker Creek Road, where you’ll find the campground just a mile down the road.
The campground features essential amenities including vault toilets, tables, grills, and fire rings, ensuring a comfortable stay for all visitors. With 40 camp spaces available, it can accommodate RVs up to 30 feet in length, although please note that there are no shower facilities or potable water on-site. Each campsite allows up to six people, making it perfect for families or groups of friends looking to enjoy the great outdoors together.
For those interested in fishing, a valid fishing license is required for individuals aged 16 and older. The fishing season runs from the last Saturday in April until November 15, providing ample opportunity to cast a line in the nearby streams.
When it comes to fees, the cost is $14 per vehicle per night, with an additional vehicle fee of $5. Automated Pay Stations are conveniently available, accepting both credit cards and cash for easy payment. Experience the tranquility and adventure that this campground has to offer, and create
Glacier Lodge
9. Glacier Lodge
8.3mi from Big Pine · 54 sites
Discover the unique charm of Glacier Lodge, established in 1917 and situated at an elevation of nearly 8,000 feet along Big Pine Creek. This historic lodge has long served as a gateway to some of the finest hiking, fishing, hunting, and climbing experiences in the country. As the new owners, we are dedicated to ensuring that your stay is tailored to your desired outdoor adventure.
Upon arrival, you will be greeted by the serene silence of the mountains. Take a deep breath of the crisp mountain air, infused with the refreshing scent of pine, and let it fill your lungs. Feel the gentle breeze rustle through the trees and enjoy the coolness on your skin. The breathtaking views stretch into infinity, with majestic mountains reaching toward the clearest blue sky you’ve ever seen. If you choose to visit during the off-season, you’ll experience the invigorating chill of brisk winds and the occasional light snowfall, perfect for cozy campfires under the stars.
In 1998, a devastating electrical fire destroyed the main lodge, a significant loss for our community. However, we are excited to announce plans to rebuild the Majestic Glacier Lodge as early as 2023. In the meantime, we offer eight rustic cabins for rent, providing easy access to the stunning high country
Sierra National Forest
10. Sierra National Forest
92%
(176)
National forest 52mi from Big Pine · 1360 sites
“Secret Yosemite” offers scenic beauty, rugged forests, and outdoor recreation with smaller crowds.
Pets
Electrical hookup
Campfires
Sequoia National Forest
11. Sequoia National Forest
98%
(271)
National forest 79mi from Big Pine · 905 sites
Astonishing natural diversity and the biggest trees on earth! Plan to be awed.
Pets
Campfires
Showers
Sequoia National Park
12. Sequoia National Park
98%
(204)
National park 49mi from Big Pine · 526 sites
From giant sequoias to marble caves and granite domes, the second oldest national park is a wonder.
Pets
Campfires
Potable water
Tinnemaha Campground
13. Tinnemaha Campground
8.4mi from Big Pine · 1 site
Nestled in a serene location just north of Independence, this campground offers a unique blend of natural beauty and outdoor adventure, making it an ideal getaway for nature enthusiasts. To reach the campground, take U.S. 395 for 19 miles north of Independence, then turn west onto Fish Springs Road. Continue for half a mile until you reach Tinnemaha Road, where you will turn west again and travel for 2 miles to arrive at your destination.
The campground features essential amenities to enhance your stay, including vault toilets, picnic tables, grills, and fire rings, all set against the backdrop of a picturesque stream perfect for fishing. With 35 camp spaces available, there is ample room for larger RVs, ensuring comfort for all visitors. Please note that shower facilities are not provided, and each campsite accommodates up to six people.
For those interested in fishing, a valid fishing license is required for individuals aged 16 and older. The fishing season runs from the last Saturday in April until November 15, offering plenty of opportunities to cast your line in the tranquil waters nearby. Enjoy the great outdoors and create lasting memories at this charming campground, where adventure awaits at every turn.
Brown's Town Campgrounds
14. Brown's Town Campgrounds
14mi from Big Pine · 1 site
Discover the charm of Brown’s Town, Bishop’s premier RV and tent-camping resort, uniquely positioned for easy access to the breathtaking High Sierra trails, pristine lakes, and the area's top-rated 18-hole golf course. With a commitment to quality service and a range of amenities, this campground is the perfect destination for a memorable weekend getaway.
Brown’s Town offers 150 grassy, shaded campsites suitable for both tents and RVs. Guests can enjoy essential conveniences such as electricity, hot showers, clean restrooms, and a coin-operated laundry facility, ensuring a comfortable stay amidst nature.
A highlight of the resort is the free-to-visit museum, featuring a replica of an Old West main street adorned with fascinating antiques from Bishop’s history. This charming exhibit invites visitors to step back in time and experience the region's rich heritage. So, put on your cowboy boots and hat, and capture the moment—just don’t let yourself get caught!
For recreation, families can enjoy horseshoe pits and a playground for kids, making it an ideal spot for fun and relaxation. The on-site café and country store serve delicious hot and cold sandwiches, old-fashioned ice cream, homemade pies, and a variety of souvenirs, camping supplies, and fishing tackle, ensuring you have everything you need for
Rifle Mountain County Park
15. Rifle Mountain County Park
15mi from Big Pine · 1 site
Rifle Mountain Park stands out as a premier destination for rock climbing enthusiasts, offering over 250 bolted climbing routes that cater to all skill levels. Established through a US Patent signed by President Warren G. Harding on October 21, 1921, this park has become a beloved spot for adventurers from around the world.
The park's unique landscape features stunning rock formations and breathtaking views, making it an ideal location for both experienced climbers and beginners. A new beginners' area is currently being developed to ensure that newcomers can safely enjoy the thrill of climbing. The bolting of new routes is managed through a permitting process in collaboration with the Rifle Climbers Coalition, ensuring the preservation of the park's natural beauty.
In addition to climbing, visitors can explore the surrounding natural features, including scenic hiking trails and picturesque picnic spots. The nearby town offers a variety of restaurants and shops, providing ample opportunities for relaxation and enjoyment after a day of outdoor activities. Whether you're seeking adventure or a peaceful retreat, Rifle Mountain Park is a unique gem that promises an unforgettable experience.
Pleasant Valley Owens River Campground
16. Pleasant Valley Owens River Campground
15mi from Big Pine · 1 site
Experience the charm of our unique campground, where nature meets comfort and adventure awaits at every turn. Reservations are currently open through May, allowing you to secure your spot in this serene environment. From June to October, we operate on a first-come, first-served basis, so be sure to arrive early to claim your ideal campsite.
Explore our website at reserveamerica.com to view pictures of each site, showcasing the beauty and privacy that our campground offers. Enjoy the great outdoors with amenities that enhance your stay, including designated fire rings where campfires are currently permitted.
Whether you’re looking to hike scenic trails, swim in nearby natural swimming holes, or indulge in local dining and shopping experiences, our campground serves as the perfect base for your outdoor adventures. Embrace the tranquility and excitement that awaits you in this picturesque setting.
Bishop RV Park - Tri County Fairgrounds
17. Bishop RV Park - Tri County Fairgrounds
15mi from Big Pine · 178 sites
Discover the unique charm of the Eastern Sierra Tri-County Fairgrounds, where the vibrant cultures of Inyo, Mono, and Alpine Counties come together to create unforgettable experiences. Our fairgrounds are a hub of diverse events that cater to all interests, making it a beloved destination for locals and visitors alike.
At our annual fair, you'll find an impressive selection of handcrafted and homemade exhibits that appeal to every taste. Enjoy engaging commercial and educational displays, along with a plethora of free entertainment included with your admission. For those seeking excitement, our family-friendly carnival features thrilling rides and games, while our grandstand events showcase concerts by popular artists, a traditional rodeo, and the thrilling Demolition Derby.
But the fun doesn't stop there! Throughout the year, the Tri-County Fairgrounds hosts a wide range of events, from electrifying concerts to delightful food and drink festivals, including the iconic Mule Days. There’s truly something for everyone to enjoy!
Experience the beauty of the Eastern Sierra by camping under the stars at the Bishop RV Park, conveniently located just steps from the fairgrounds. With breathtaking views of the Sierra Nevada, you'll be within walking distance of downtown shops, dining options, parks, and the renowned Schat’s Bakery. Plus, outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate being only 30 minutes
Bishop Highland's RV Park
18. Bishop Highland's RV Park
16mi from Big Pine · 1 site
Bishop Highlands RV Park stands out as a unique destination due to its serene atmosphere and prime location, making it the ideal base camp for adventurers eager to explore California's breathtaking natural wonders. Situated in the picturesque town of Bishop, CA, our park offers a tranquil retreat with full amenities, ensuring a comfortable stay while you embark on your outdoor adventures.
With iconic attractions like Yosemite National Park, Mono Lake, and Death Valley just a short drive away, you'll have endless opportunities for exploration. Whether you're planning to hike the stunning trails of Yosemite, cast a line at June Lake, or immerse yourself in the vibrant festivities of Mule Days, Bishop Highlands RV Park places you right in the heart of it all.
Our well-maintained grounds provide a peaceful environment where you can unwind after a day of adventure. Enjoy the convenience of our clean facilities and the privacy of our spacious sites, all while being close to local restaurants and shops. Experience the perfect blend of relaxation and excitement at Bishop Highlands RV Park, where your next adventure awaits.
Brown's Millpond Campground
19. Brown's Millpond Campground
100%
(1)
18mi from Big Pine · 1 site
Discover the charm of our family-run campgrounds nestled in the breathtaking Eastern Sierra, where we offer a unique blend of serene natural beauty and exceptional hospitality. Our campgrounds stand out as some of the finest RV and tent camping facilities in the Western United States, providing an inviting atmosphere for outdoor enthusiasts and families alike.
We take great pride in maintaining a clean and welcoming environment, ensuring that your camping experience is both enjoyable and worry-free. Our commitment to cleanliness and friendly service sets us apart, allowing you to focus on creating lasting memories with your loved ones.
In addition to our pristine facilities, our campgrounds are conveniently located near stunning natural features, including picturesque hiking trails, refreshing swimming holes, and a variety of outdoor activities. You'll also find nearby restaurants and shops that cater to all your needs, making your stay even more enjoyable. Come and experience the perfect blend of comfort and adventure in the heart of the Eastern Sierra!
Oak Creek RV Park
20. Oak Creek RV Park
26mi from Big Pine · 25 sites
Discover the unique charm of Oak Creek RV Park, a hidden gem nestled in the breathtaking Sierra Nevada mountains of Independence, California. This serene campground offers outdoor enthusiasts an unparalleled escape, surrounded by stunning views of majestic peaks and verdant valleys.
With a range of on-site amenities, Oak Creek RV Park caters to both those seeking tranquility and adventure seekers alike. Enjoy the privacy and spaciousness of the park, which serves as an ideal base for exploring the region's natural wonders.
Venture out to discover nearby attractions, including picturesque swimming holes and a variety of outdoor activities such as hiking, fishing, and biking. After a day of exploration, unwind at local restaurants and shops that showcase the area's unique culture. Experience the perfect blend of relaxation and adventure at Oak Creek RV Park, where the beauty of nature awaits you.
90% (337) • 181 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Big Pine
Kings Canyon Campground
1. Kings Canyon Campground
92%
(745)
40mi from Big Pine · 21 sites · Tents, RVs
This rustic campground is located in Kings Canyon on hwy 180, 16 miles past the Sequoia-Kings Canyon Park entrance. Ten Mile Creek running thru the property. Magnificent views of Kings Canyon from the property.
Google plus code for maps R497+877 Hume Station, California
Campground sites with picnic tables. Flushing toilets on site. Water and sewer hookups available at some sites. 6 miles to the mighty Kings River, 12 miles to Grant Grove and the Giant Sequoia’s, 16 miles to Cedar Grove, 22 miles to “Roads End” and trail head for the endless backcountry trails including the Pacific Crest trail. Easy access to General’s Hwy for Sequoia National Park access
Pets
Campfires
Water hookup
from
$22
/ night
TINY in the Eastern Sierra's
2. TINY in the Eastern Sierra's
100%
(1)
45mi from Big Pine · 1 site
THINK TINY, THINK ADVENTURE
Modern TINY (16') Home on Wheels was inspired and built with a desire for minimalism, clean lines and efficiency of space. It has all the modern amenities you need in the midst of Nature. Space is sufficient but limited.
Tiny is located inside "Lone Pine Mobile Oasis" RV PARK, on the west side of HWY 395, and Lubken Canyon. There is Hwy noise and there are neighbors. Semi's do drive the Hwy during the night. Please preview location before booking. We do have WIFI!
The space
Our home is only 16' long (8'x16') but has a well-equipped kitchenette, full bath with a shower and a conventional toilet.
The kitchenette has the basics and then some... a coffee maker, a portable induction cook top, pots and pans, cooking utensils, basic spices and condiments. It also has a Britta water pitcher/ filter for your convenience!
The living / sleeping space is a twin size sofa / daybed with a pull out trundle. The foam mattress size is 38" x 75" for both beds. The top mattress is 8" thick with a weight capacity of 400 lbs and the trundle is 6" thick with a weight capacity of 250 lbs. This may not have enough support or may be uncomfortable for some.
The dining space has a movable coffee table /bench /shoe rack/ storage with locking brakes and a lift up dining table / office desk.
The bench also stores the 2nd comforter for the bottom bed.
TINY is well insulated with Rockwool in all walls, ceiling and floor, has a built in mini split -AC/Heater with remote control, dual pane windows and doors, tinted glass and black out shades for your comfort and enjoyment.
TINY only has 50 amps of power and the on demand water heater requires 50 amps. Only 2 lights are able to be used while taking a hot shower. THE BREAKER MAY SHUT DOWN AND WOULD NEED TO BE RESET. (This has not happened in over a year but, just in case)
CAUTION: Things appear smaller than they feel like inside!
Driving up you may think, "OMG, it's so small", but after you step inside, you will hopefully feel, "WOW, it feels bigger than it looks".
The 395 highway may be too close and light sleepers may feel it is still too noisy. Please do not book and leave a bad review if this would bother you.
Showers
Wifi
Potable water
from
$129
/ night
Boulder Creek RV Resort on Hwy 395
3. Boulder Creek RV Resort on Hwy 395
45mi from Big Pine · 95 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Enjoy panoramic views of the Eastern Sierras from this great campground located on Hwy 395 at the Boulder Creek RV Resort in Lone Pine, California. Experience being immersed in nature's wonder while still maintaining some comforts of home by enjoying the amenities of the RV park with a pool and hot tub (open seasonally mid March to mid October), hot showers, clean restrooms, laundry facilities (paid) and a communal Club House with living room and kitchen available for guest use.
Take a relaxing stop on your road trip of a lifetime along California's eastern border, whether you're seeking a peaceful retreat under star filled skies or a convenient home base for exploring iconic destinations like Mt. Whitney, Alabama Hills and Death Valley National Park. With four unique cabins and over 100 camp sites to choose from offering full hook-ups, pull-through sites, tent sites and park amenities for the whole family to enjoy including an outdoor pool, hot tub, well stocked market and playground.
All RV sites offer full hook-ups with 30/50 amps electrical, water, sewer and free WiFi. Every campsite has a picnic table and fire ring and is dog friendly for up to 2 dogs per site. The Boulder Creek RV Resort Market sells propane, firewood, ice and other camp supplies. There is a dump station on site for RVs.
Tent sites are located near the restrooms, showers, pool and hot tub. Campers can use the communal Club House large kitchen and living room with TV, where fresh coffee and muffins are served daily each morning. Tent sites have some trees for shade and potable water available.
We're surrounded by the magnificent eastern Sierras and just a skipping stone way from majestic Mt. Whitney. Every day you'll awaken to a picture perfect view and every night you'll fall asleep beneath a vast black blanket peppered with sparkling stars. In an area where hiking and horseback riding trails are abundant, mountain lakes are fresh and crisp, and the scenery is unlike any other, guests are transported into another glimpse of unique California nature and embrace spectacular sunrises and sunsets on the Sierra Nevada mountain range. Viewing wildlife from the campground is not uncommon as elk, deer, birds and other migratory species travel through the open and vast land.
Pets
Campfires
Full hookups
from
$50
/ night
Inyo National Forest
4. Inyo National Forest
96%
(453)
National forest 42mi from Big Pine · 2001 sites
Explore ancient pine forests, curious rock formations, and massive peaks in this sprawling national forest.
Pets
Electrical hookup
Campfires
Kings Canyon National Park
5. Kings Canyon National Park
97%
(177)
National park 24mi from Big Pine · 647 sites
This spot is home to the country's deepest canyon and its largest grove of sequoia trees.
Pets
Campfires
Potable water
Lakeshore Resort
6. Lakeshore Resort
85%
(10)
49mi from Big Pine · 30 sites · RVs, Lodging
Lakeshore Resort offers a peaceful retreat where the timeless beauty of Sierra National Forest comes alive.
Lakeshore Resort is excited to announce that all of our cabins are undergoing a complete renovation, so you can experience the ultimate comfort during your stay. We have already completed the renovation of three original rustic units, each one offering a cozy and inviting atmosphere that perfectly blends modern amenities with traditional mountain charm.
In addition, we are proud to offer three brand new log cabins that are available for booking. With all of these options available, you’re sure to find the perfect accommodation to suit your needs and make your stay with us unforgettable.
Our cabins have recently undergone complete renovations. Limited cabins available for booking! Our resort’s ideal location offers endless year-round activities for visitors to enjoy.
Come with your loved ones and enjoy skiing, snow play, or plan a romantic weekend escape to this charming destination. Each cabin offers a cozy, intimate atmosphere.
-Pets Policy
At Lakeshore Resort, we strive to provide a welcoming and comfortable environment for all of our guests. As much as we love our furry friends, we do not allow pets to stay in our cabins. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation in helping us maintain a clean and enjoyable atmosphere. If you have any questions or concerns, please don’t hesitate to reach out to our friendly staff.
Our rates start at $244.95 from Sunday to Thursday and $294.95 on Fridays and Saturdays, with no minimum stay required for our A Cabins.
Consider Lakeshore Resort as your next destination for a relaxing and fun-filled vacation with your loved ones.
Pets
Campfires
Full hookups
from
$85
/ night
Glacier View County Campground
7. Glacier View County Campground
0.4mi from Big Pine · 1 site
Discover the charm of Glacier View Campground, a unique retreat nestled just half a mile north of Big Pine, CA, along the scenic Highway 395. This campground stands out for its stunning views and convenient access to the natural beauty of the Eastern Sierra, making it an ideal destination for outdoor enthusiasts and families alike.
Glacier View Campground offers a range of amenities to enhance your camping experience. Enjoy the convenience of showers and campsites equipped with water and electrical hook-ups, perfect for larger RVs. While there is no dump station available, the well-maintained facilities ensure a comfortable stay.
In addition to its amenities, the campground is surrounded by a wealth of outdoor activities. Explore nearby hiking trails, discover picturesque swimming holes, or take a leisurely drive to local attractions. With restaurants and shops in close proximity, you’ll find everything you need for a memorable camping adventure. Experience the beauty and tranquility of Glacier View Campground, where nature and comfort come together.
Baker Creek Campground
8. Baker Creek Campground
1.1mi from Big Pine · 1 site
Nestled just north of the charming Town of Big Pine, this campground offers a unique blend of natural beauty and outdoor adventure, making it an ideal destination for nature enthusiasts. To reach the campground, simply take U.S. 395 and turn west onto Baker Creek Road, where you’ll find the campground just a mile down the road.
The campground features essential amenities including vault toilets, tables, grills, and fire rings, ensuring a comfortable stay for all visitors. With 40 camp spaces available, it can accommodate RVs up to 30 feet in length, although please note that there are no shower facilities or potable water on-site. Each campsite allows up to six people, making it perfect for families or groups of friends looking to enjoy the great outdoors together.
For those interested in fishing, a valid fishing license is required for individuals aged 16 and older. The fishing season runs from the last Saturday in April until November 15, providing ample opportunity to cast a line in the nearby streams.
When it comes to fees, the cost is $14 per vehicle per night, with an additional vehicle fee of $5. Automated Pay Stations are conveniently available, accepting both credit cards and cash for easy payment. Experience the tranquility and adventure that this campground has to offer, and create
Glacier Lodge
9. Glacier Lodge
8.3mi from Big Pine · 54 sites
Discover the unique charm of Glacier Lodge, established in 1917 and situated at an elevation of nearly 8,000 feet along Big Pine Creek. This historic lodge has long served as a gateway to some of the finest hiking, fishing, hunting, and climbing experiences in the country. As the new owners, we are dedicated to ensuring that your stay is tailored to your desired outdoor adventure.
Upon arrival, you will be greeted by the serene silence of the mountains. Take a deep breath of the crisp mountain air, infused with the refreshing scent of pine, and let it fill your lungs. Feel the gentle breeze rustle through the trees and enjoy the coolness on your skin. The breathtaking views stretch into infinity, with majestic mountains reaching toward the clearest blue sky you’ve ever seen. If you choose to visit during the off-season, you’ll experience the invigorating chill of brisk winds and the occasional light snowfall, perfect for cozy campfires under the stars.
In 1998, a devastating electrical fire destroyed the main lodge, a significant loss for our community. However, we are excited to announce plans to rebuild the Majestic Glacier Lodge as early as 2023. In the meantime, we offer eight rustic cabins for rent, providing easy access to the stunning high country
Sierra National Forest
10. Sierra National Forest
92%
(176)
National forest 52mi from Big Pine · 1360 sites
“Secret Yosemite” offers scenic beauty, rugged forests, and outdoor recreation with smaller crowds.
Pets
Electrical hookup
Campfires
Sequoia National Forest
11. Sequoia National Forest
98%
(271)
National forest 79mi from Big Pine · 905 sites
Astonishing natural diversity and the biggest trees on earth! Plan to be awed.
Pets
Campfires
Showers
Sequoia National Park
12. Sequoia National Park
98%
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National park 49mi from Big Pine · 526 sites
From giant sequoias to marble caves and granite domes, the second oldest national park is a wonder.
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Tinnemaha Campground
13. Tinnemaha Campground
8.4mi from Big Pine · 1 site
Nestled in a serene location just north of Independence, this campground offers a unique blend of natural beauty and outdoor adventure, making it an ideal getaway for nature enthusiasts. To reach the campground, take U.S. 395 for 19 miles north of Independence, then turn west onto Fish Springs Road. Continue for half a mile until you reach Tinnemaha Road, where you will turn west again and travel for 2 miles to arrive at your destination.
The campground features essential amenities to enhance your stay, including vault toilets, picnic tables, grills, and fire rings, all set against the backdrop of a picturesque stream perfect for fishing. With 35 camp spaces available, there is ample room for larger RVs, ensuring comfort for all visitors. Please note that shower facilities are not provided, and each campsite accommodates up to six people.
For those interested in fishing, a valid fishing license is required for individuals aged 16 and older. The fishing season runs from the last Saturday in April until November 15, offering plenty of opportunities to cast your line in the tranquil waters nearby. Enjoy the great outdoors and create lasting memories at this charming campground, where adventure awaits at every turn.
Brown's Town Campgrounds
14. Brown's Town Campgrounds
14mi from Big Pine · 1 site
Discover the charm of Brown’s Town, Bishop’s premier RV and tent-camping resort, uniquely positioned for easy access to the breathtaking High Sierra trails, pristine lakes, and the area's top-rated 18-hole golf course. With a commitment to quality service and a range of amenities, this campground is the perfect destination for a memorable weekend getaway.
Brown’s Town offers 150 grassy, shaded campsites suitable for both tents and RVs. Guests can enjoy essential conveniences such as electricity, hot showers, clean restrooms, and a coin-operated laundry facility, ensuring a comfortable stay amidst nature.
A highlight of the resort is the free-to-visit museum, featuring a replica of an Old West main street adorned with fascinating antiques from Bishop’s history. This charming exhibit invites visitors to step back in time and experience the region's rich heritage. So, put on your cowboy boots and hat, and capture the moment—just don’t let yourself get caught!
For recreation, families can enjoy horseshoe pits and a playground for kids, making it an ideal spot for fun and relaxation. The on-site café and country store serve delicious hot and cold sandwiches, old-fashioned ice cream, homemade pies, and a variety of souvenirs, camping supplies, and fishing tackle, ensuring you have everything you need for
Rifle Mountain County Park
15. Rifle Mountain County Park
15mi from Big Pine · 1 site
Rifle Mountain Park stands out as a premier destination for rock climbing enthusiasts, offering over 250 bolted climbing routes that cater to all skill levels. Established through a US Patent signed by President Warren G. Harding on October 21, 1921, this park has become a beloved spot for adventurers from around the world.
The park's unique landscape features stunning rock formations and breathtaking views, making it an ideal location for both experienced climbers and beginners. A new beginners' area is currently being developed to ensure that newcomers can safely enjoy the thrill of climbing. The bolting of new routes is managed through a permitting process in collaboration with the Rifle Climbers Coalition, ensuring the preservation of the park's natural beauty.
In addition to climbing, visitors can explore the surrounding natural features, including scenic hiking trails and picturesque picnic spots. The nearby town offers a variety of restaurants and shops, providing ample opportunities for relaxation and enjoyment after a day of outdoor activities. Whether you're seeking adventure or a peaceful retreat, Rifle Mountain Park is a unique gem that promises an unforgettable experience.
Pleasant Valley Owens River Campground
16. Pleasant Valley Owens River Campground
15mi from Big Pine · 1 site
Experience the charm of our unique campground, where nature meets comfort and adventure awaits at every turn. Reservations are currently open through May, allowing you to secure your spot in this serene environment. From June to October, we operate on a first-come, first-served basis, so be sure to arrive early to claim your ideal campsite.
Explore our website at reserveamerica.com to view pictures of each site, showcasing the beauty and privacy that our campground offers. Enjoy the great outdoors with amenities that enhance your stay, including designated fire rings where campfires are currently permitted.
Whether you’re looking to hike scenic trails, swim in nearby natural swimming holes, or indulge in local dining and shopping experiences, our campground serves as the perfect base for your outdoor adventures. Embrace the tranquility and excitement that awaits you in this picturesque setting.
Bishop RV Park - Tri County Fairgrounds
17. Bishop RV Park - Tri County Fairgrounds
15mi from Big Pine · 178 sites
Discover the unique charm of the Eastern Sierra Tri-County Fairgrounds, where the vibrant cultures of Inyo, Mono, and Alpine Counties come together to create unforgettable experiences. Our fairgrounds are a hub of diverse events that cater to all interests, making it a beloved destination for locals and visitors alike.
At our annual fair, you'll find an impressive selection of handcrafted and homemade exhibits that appeal to every taste. Enjoy engaging commercial and educational displays, along with a plethora of free entertainment included with your admission. For those seeking excitement, our family-friendly carnival features thrilling rides and games, while our grandstand events showcase concerts by popular artists, a traditional rodeo, and the thrilling Demolition Derby.
But the fun doesn't stop there! Throughout the year, the Tri-County Fairgrounds hosts a wide range of events, from electrifying concerts to delightful food and drink festivals, including the iconic Mule Days. There’s truly something for everyone to enjoy!
Experience the beauty of the Eastern Sierra by camping under the stars at the Bishop RV Park, conveniently located just steps from the fairgrounds. With breathtaking views of the Sierra Nevada, you'll be within walking distance of downtown shops, dining options, parks, and the renowned Schat’s Bakery. Plus, outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate being only 30 minutes
Bishop Highland's RV Park
18. Bishop Highland's RV Park
16mi from Big Pine · 1 site
Bishop Highlands RV Park stands out as a unique destination due to its serene atmosphere and prime location, making it the ideal base camp for adventurers eager to explore California's breathtaking natural wonders. Situated in the picturesque town of Bishop, CA, our park offers a tranquil retreat with full amenities, ensuring a comfortable stay while you embark on your outdoor adventures.
With iconic attractions like Yosemite National Park, Mono Lake, and Death Valley just a short drive away, you'll have endless opportunities for exploration. Whether you're planning to hike the stunning trails of Yosemite, cast a line at June Lake, or immerse yourself in the vibrant festivities of Mule Days, Bishop Highlands RV Park places you right in the heart of it all.
Our well-maintained grounds provide a peaceful environment where you can unwind after a day of adventure. Enjoy the convenience of our clean facilities and the privacy of our spacious sites, all while being close to local restaurants and shops. Experience the perfect blend of relaxation and excitement at Bishop Highlands RV Park, where your next adventure awaits.
Brown's Millpond Campground
19. Brown's Millpond Campground
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18mi from Big Pine · 1 site
Discover the charm of our family-run campgrounds nestled in the breathtaking Eastern Sierra, where we offer a unique blend of serene natural beauty and exceptional hospitality. Our campgrounds stand out as some of the finest RV and tent camping facilities in the Western United States, providing an inviting atmosphere for outdoor enthusiasts and families alike.
We take great pride in maintaining a clean and welcoming environment, ensuring that your camping experience is both enjoyable and worry-free. Our commitment to cleanliness and friendly service sets us apart, allowing you to focus on creating lasting memories with your loved ones.
In addition to our pristine facilities, our campgrounds are conveniently located near stunning natural features, including picturesque hiking trails, refreshing swimming holes, and a variety of outdoor activities. You'll also find nearby restaurants and shops that cater to all your needs, making your stay even more enjoyable. Come and experience the perfect blend of comfort and adventure in the heart of the Eastern Sierra!
Oak Creek RV Park
20. Oak Creek RV Park
26mi from Big Pine · 25 sites
Discover the unique charm of Oak Creek RV Park, a hidden gem nestled in the breathtaking Sierra Nevada mountains of Independence, California. This serene campground offers outdoor enthusiasts an unparalleled escape, surrounded by stunning views of majestic peaks and verdant valleys.
With a range of on-site amenities, Oak Creek RV Park caters to both those seeking tranquility and adventure seekers alike. Enjoy the privacy and spaciousness of the park, which serves as an ideal base for exploring the region's natural wonders.
Venture out to discover nearby attractions, including picturesque swimming holes and a variety of outdoor activities such as hiking, fishing, and biking. After a day of exploration, unwind at local restaurants and shops that showcase the area's unique culture. Experience the perfect blend of relaxation and adventure at Oak Creek RV Park, where the beauty of nature awaits you.
Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
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annette
November 2025
27 ft travel trailer
We enjoyed the quiet camp ground as we were the only campers there. Nice to have water and sewer hook ups and flush toilets. Could use a little maintenance and cleaning. The location is good for the parks. Our 27 ft trailer worked ok in the space. It’s a camp ground no lodge.
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allan
October 2025
Tent
With kids
We loved our time here. I recommend one of the group sites if you’ll be tent camping. More room for activities and some of them come with a covered area over the provided table. The bathrooms were clean and the sinks near the camping area was a nice plus!
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Becki
October 2025
24 ft Class C
With pets
This campground is in an amazing spot on your way down into Kings Canyon. It’s right off of the road near a “caution ice cream ahead” sign.
We stayed in our RV and didn’t use any bathrooms, sinks or anything like that so I can’t speak to those, but it did the job, which was provided us somewhat close campsite to the Roads End lot & hiking area; I highly recommend the Mist Trail btw.
Also, I would recommend the campsites that are across the street (same campground), I think it was sites 6-9. We walked over to check out the river, but didn’t want to get into anyone else’s campsite. Site 5 isn’t my favorite as it is right next to the road & I woke up to cars driving by.
Only drawback were the trash cans. They weren’t animal/bear safe, and there was trash on the ground surrounding the trash cans, which we chalked up to animals in the area.
I would recommend & stay again. Also, I appreciated the Wi-Fi in an area that has no cell signal.
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Bobby
October 2025
16 ft car
We had such a wonderful stay! This camping spot is perfect for couples — peaceful, private, and surrounded by water hook-up from all around the site. We loved being able to relax in our tent, enjoying the scenery. Toilets are nearby and made the stay even more comfortable. It would’ve been nice if there's shower rooms, but honestly, we’re not complaining — everything else was fantastic. We’ll definitely be back!
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wtwst9925@gmail.com
October 2025
Tent
Group trip
Beautiful place in a valley, sinks for washing dishes etc. Nice flat tent camping, clean bathrooms with sinks and mirrors. Tent camping across the street, big open space with right amount of trees. Great ride from the park entrance all the way in.
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Jessica
October 2025
21 ft Class B
We had a great experience at Kings Canyon RV Resort! The instructions were clear, and the area was absolutely beautiful. The location was perfect, and we loved seeing the wildlife that came right up to our camper—it made the trip even more special. If we’re ever in the area again, we’ll definitely be back!
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sierra
October 2025
Tent
Had the most amazing time! Close to the bathroom which was a great surprise as it looks like a port-a potty but is a clean flushable toilet. Site 9 is quiet and private and has an easy access to the River. The water was cool and refreshing after some long days hiking. Definitely a hidden gem and one I’ll be returning to.
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Rebecca
October 2025
20 ft travel trailer
With kids
Lovely quiet spot nestled in the canyon. Not convenient but definitely worth the winding drive. Nice bathroom facilities (no showers, but flushing toilets) and just the right size to keep things intimate and manageable. Really loved it. Thanks for the great location!
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Sten
October 2025
Tent
Really cool little spot smack dab in between two national parks
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Julia
September 2025
Tent
Great little quiet campsite at the top of King’s Canyon. The host was friendly and informative. You can buy drinks, coffee, and ice cream at the stand there as well as gas which is very limited in the 2 parks.. Bathrooms were clean and sites had picnic tables and fire pits. I would definitely use this site again.
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Breanna
September 2025
Tent
Group trip
Great place to stay. Facilities were great. Location was perfect. No need to worry about bears which is a plus. No complaints! Would deff stay again!
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Opal
September 2025
Tent
The location was great and not crowded! The views were perfect and we were visited each evening by a family of deer which made it all the more magical! I would love to book again in the future.
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Kara
September 2025
20 ft travel trailer
Great place to camp. Nice bathrooms, water for RV, sewer hook up. Nice breeze coming through the valley. Nice host!
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Josh
September 2025
16 ft Class B
Great campsite in Kings Canyon. Sometimes you’ll see some deer in the camp. Lovely views, would stay again.
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Doris
September 2025
15 ft campervan
With pets
host was on site when I arrived on Friday evening
the spot I had booked didn’t work for me but it was easy for me to get a different site
very cool place with interesting history
right on the main science route through Kings Canyon NP and not too far from Sequoia NP
very clean bathrooms and lots of water stations, ice cream shop, ice for sale, gas, WiFi
I would definitely recommend
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Joseph
September 2025
Tent
Group trip
Amazing space! Even had deer in the mornings which was extra cool. Great camp site in the middle of a beautiful park. Great location within the park, as well. 10/10 recommend.
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Jonathan
September 2025
27 ft travel trailer
With kids
The campsite was really pretty, calm and such a fun drive to get through definitely going back! Restrooms were amazing beyond expectations and the water supply came in handy for dishes and rv connections. 10/10
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Erin
August 2025
Tent
I absolutely love this place! All the deer hanging around, the grass is always green and it’s so clean! This is our second year back and we plan on making it again next year! The bathrooms are super clean and there is running water! There are RV/trailer hookups as well which is nice!
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Joe
August 2025
19 ft Class B
Group trip
No electric hookups but has everything else you need.. Water and sewer hookups. Great little pit stop for Kings Canyon
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Megan
August 2025
16 ft car
With pets
Everything about this spot is perfect if you love peace and quiet. This was our second trip here and the host had added more bathrooms and sinks to clean up your kitchen kits. I cannot recommend this spot more. If you have a hankering for some ice cream this place has it! Gas, wood, and ice available at this spot too 🏕️ it also has a private river spot to relax and cool off.
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