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Top-rated campgrounds near June Lake
93% (2.2K)
Top-rated campgrounds near June Lake
Public campgrounds near June Lake
Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
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Ricky
November 2025
Tent
Group trip
When my group went, it was empty so it was pretty quiet. I think it’s a good area to camp and fish. Everything was clean and the view was beautiful. Slight hiccups with checking in but other than that it was a great first time camping spot for me. The hot springs was a nice touch only being 6 mins away. I’d go again when I learn to fish for trout.
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Dillon
November 2025
6 ft pop-up camper
Fantastic camp site! The host was super friendly and helpful, recommended beautiful places to visit. The site is super clean!
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Christopher
November 2025
16 ft car
Loved my solo camp experience here. Amazing views. I definitely would recommend this campground.
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Ricardo
November 2025
16 ft car
Clean ammenities, great location, nice hosts! Would stay again!
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Shannon
November 2025
Tent
Site 16 had a great view of the reservoir. It was clean, well maintained & spacious. Bathrooms were close to campsites. The bathrooms were clean & well maintained. The checked in prior to our travel day & at our request left the firewood we ordered at the site. We plan to go back during warmer months. Thank you Chase & team.
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Kyle
November 2025
Tent
With pets
This campsite is absolutely beautiful ! The lake and mountains are insanely breathtaking and the individual sites are well appointed with little walkways down to the pebble beach. We saw little bunnies, mice, and ducks. The bathrooms closest to us were out of order but the other one wasnt too far of a walk. The campground was a little busy so if you are looking for more privacy it might not be the best choice but it wasnt too crowded either.
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Danielle
October 2025
19 ft campervan
Host was friendly and helpful. Bathroom was clean and warm. Would recommend!
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Simone
October 2025
Tent
This was a great place to sleep for the night. Beautiful sunset and sunrise, clean property, and I felt safe. A really nice touch was the heater in the bathroom :)
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Catherine
October 2025
Tent
It right by the water and there are public restrooms on site. It was really nice.
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Mark
October 2025
Tent
The tent camping was great. The sites and amenities were all clean and well kept. The staff was very nice, and recommended some activities in the area. We went to the nearby hot springs, which was only a few minutes away and were incredible. The reservoir is stocked with 3-5lb rainbow trout that they purchase from Oregon. We stumbled upon the place by accident, but we will definitely be coming back for a longer stay.
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Radwa
September 2025
2 nights at Bridgeport Reservoir Campground
The campground is beautiful, tent was warm when I needed it to be. All accommodations are great. Everything is kept clean, bathrooms are routinely checked and cleaned. I had an amazing time! I was solo and chatted with some of my tent and RV neighbors. I would definitely recommend. I might just go back!
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Kelsey
September 2025
1 night at Bridgeport Reservoir Campground
Beautiful grounds, very kind people running it! Everything was super clean. There were extra blankets, a heater, and towels for us, along with a grill! Very cute set up and look forward to staying again.
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Kurt
September 2025
Tent
My wife and I really enjoyed our time there. The hosts were incredibly nice and accommodating.
The place was organized and clean (including the bathrooms). We would go back.
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Rebecca
September 2025
15 ft campervan
We loved it there! The site we were in backed up to the reservoir; beautiful animal sounds and stunning sunset. The bathrooms were clean; the site was clean and better than most with a canopy over the table. Chase was great!
BEST OF ALL was the night sky. It was incredible to just stand or sit and view the thousands of stars. We could see the Milky Way easily! 10/10; would stay again 100%!
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Brad
September 2025
Tent
With pets
This waterfront campsite was an absolute paradise — quiet, serene, and perfectly peaceful from dusk till dawn. The gentle lapping of the water and the unobstructed views made every moment feel like a private retreat. I'd recommend to anyone who is interested.
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Julie
September 2025
16 ft car
Very nice location! Staff was helpful and friendly (especially the shop cat), bathrooms were small but clean, and the available showers were great to have. Would definitely stay here again!
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The
September 2025
Tent
With kids
Great Camp site. Beautiful views of the reservoir and surrounding mountains. The light pollution is practically non existent and the stars at night as amazing as long as the moon isn't too bright. Would definitely camp there again.
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Xiao Hong
August 2025
Tent
With kids
Beautiful and clean place to stay for the night. Strongly recommend
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Dan
August 2025
Tent
With pets
This is a nice RV and tent campground. The tent sites are flat, a bit grassy, and have a good view of the lake.
When we visited it was quiet, though if the campground was full the tent sites could feel close together. Facilities include a couple of flushing toilets in a trailer and sinks with potable water outside.
The camp store is well stocked and prices are very reasonable for a campground store.
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Jennifer
August 2025
Tent
Great views. Simple site very close to others, but everyone very respectful of others. Nice picnic table and shade.
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The best waterside camping near June Lake guide
Where to go
June Lake Loop
June Lake is just one of four in the loop, which also includes Gull Lake, Silver Lake, and Grant Lake. Situated in Inyo National Forest’s Mono Basin, at the edge of the Ansel Adams Wilderness Area, the eponymous lake is the first in this chain, and one of its most picturesque. Gull Lake beckons anglers, backcountry hikers head to Silver Lake, and motorized water sports are a draw at Grant Lake. Gull and Grant Lakes both have campgrounds.
Mammoth Lakes
Here you’ll find lakes and mountains that are, well, mammoth. How does 11,053 feet sound? Hitch a ride on the Panorama Gondola up to the summit for a bird’s-eye view. This year-round outdoor adventure playground includes a mountain bike park, numerous hiking trails, and recreational snow sports. And don’t miss the Devils Postpile National Monument nearby.
Yosemite National Park
It’s a short drive to reach Yosemite’s eastern entrance gate via Tioga Road (closed in winter). Tuolumne Meadows, Lembert Dome, and Cathedral Lakes are unrivaled on the scenic beauty scale. Plan a day trip, don a backpack for a multi-day adventure, or explore camping options within or outside the park.
When to go
Fishing season opens in late April, and camping at June Lake lasts from then until late October. Ride the June Mountain chairlift up to the June Meadows Chalet Summer Cafe, or come during winter when the mountain turns into a ski and snowboard resort, with backcountry trails open to ski and snowboard mountaineers and ice climbers. The June Lake Loop is a photographer’s dream in the fall season, with aspen leaves reflecting the crisp autumn light.
Know before you go
- Day visitors to the lake in summertime should plan to arrive early for a parking spot, as the lakeshore can get crowded.
- Boat rentals are available at the June Lake Marina, Big Rock Resort, Gull Lake Marina, or Grant Lake Marina.
- At an altitude of 7,600 feet, June Lake is an active bear area, with a bear-proof locker located at each campsite.
- Dispersed camping is permitted outside of the June Lake Loop and on many dirt roads in the area.
- Overnight hikers can access the Pacific Crest Trail and John Muir Trail, Ansel Adams Wilderness, and Yosemite National Park via the Rush Creek Trailhead.