JUNE LAKE / LEE VINING CAMPGROUNDS

Many of the June Lake and Lee Vining campgrounds can be reserved ahead of time which is a good idea, and some are available on a first-come, first-served basis through the local visitors centers. Some campers think "roughing it" means making Mammoth hotel reservations. For less work you may want to hike in the forest and stay in one of our Mammoth Lakes vacation rentals. Don't forget your map!

June Lake
CAMPGROUND	Reservations	# of Sites	Season	Water	Stay Limit	Elev.
Gull Lake		11	4-23/11-1	Piped	14	7,600
June Lake	Reserve	28	4-23/11-1	Piped	14	7,600
Silver Lake	Reserve	63	4-23/11-1	Piped	14	7,200
LEE VINING
Big Bend		17	4-25/10-15	Piped	14	7,800
Big Springs		26	4-25/11-1	None	21	7,300
Deadman		30	6-1/10-13	None	14	7,800
Ellery Lake		15	6-1/10-15	Piped	14	9,500
Glass Creek		50	5-15/11-1	None	21-42	7,600
Hartley Springs		20	6-1/10-1	None	14	8,400
Junction		13	6-1/10-15	Stream	14	9,600
Obsidian Flat (group)	Reserve	1	6-1/10-15	Stream		7,800
Oh! Ridge	Reserve	148	4-23/11-1	Piped	14	7,600
Reversed Creek		17	5-15/10-15	Piped	14	7,600
Saddlebag Lake	Reserve	20	6-1/10-15	Piped	14	10,000
Sawmill walk-in		12	6-1/10-15	Stream	14	9,800
Tioga Lake		13	6-1/10-15	Well	14	9,700
Trailhead Group (at Saddlebag Lake)	Reserve	1		Well		10,000
-Indicates some accessible campsites. Level of Difficulty: Easy Moderate Difficult

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