First time camping in a larger area with multiple camp sites next to each other. When you arrive,…read morethere's no check in at a gate. You just find your numbered spot and just offload your stuff. There's a camp host that drives around to check you in. They give you guidelines as well. Rules to follow and such. Quiet time is 10pm to 6am. Well...some folks didn't care about quiet time and they were right next to us and were playing monopoly or some board game and were loud till about midnight. Totally was not cool. I felt like the sites were too close to each other. That's my only complaint. The lakes themselves are beautiful so make sure to check those out as there are many in the surrounding area.

It's so beautiful here! Everywhere you look as you drive up you see mountains or a waterfall or…read moretowering trees or a shimmering lake! The bathrooms have flushing toilets and are really clean, no electricity, but sorta like skylight ceiling. A lot of the sites are tucked into bushes and even though our site was in the middle and right next to lots of others, we still had a terrific time and privacy

Beautiful place. Lotta bears. But hey it's the sierras ! Being a pole you're gonna catch lots…read moreof fish here. Kinda far from either Bay Area or so cal. But worth the drive.

Great campground near the shoreline of Lake Mary. Trail out the back of the campground leads to…read moregood fishing for Brook Trout in pond type settings.

Love this little gem of a campground. Sadly, most of it burned down in a destructive fire towards…read morethe end of 2025. Not sure they will be able to recover.

Great campground! Stayed from Thur to Sun and enjoyed this quiet little spot away from the hustle…read moreand bustle of the village. Kids enjoyed the freedom of riding their bikes around the campground which they don't get to do much back home. Staff was amazing!! We'll definitely be back. Notes: we rented an RV here with everything we needed provided (chairs, propane fire, linen, pots and pans etc etc)

You really cannot beat the convenient location of this campground. It's right off the main road…read moreinto Mammoth Lakes. The visitor center is next door to it for any outdoorsy related information needs that you may have. The campsites are fair big and roomy with enough space for multiple tents to set up . Limit of 6 people per site. A fire pit and table and bear resistant food locker. There are are flush toilets within walking distance. And should you need anything else that you forgot to pack, there nearby shopping.

Review is for snow play area. Plenty of hills for sledding in the winter. Porter potty available.read more

I visit Convict Lake every year because it's just so beautiful! No wonder those escaped prisoners…read moreyears ago stayed here! You cannot resist such a beautiful lake with the mountain backdrop. Okay, the parking is terrible but if you're patient and parking lot pimpin', there will be an open spot for you! The water is freezing here in the summer but that is why I love it so much! I love being the 1 out of 3 people who swims here lol. If you want to fish here, I promise there's no fish here. We can never catch anything here! 10/10 will always visit again.

Beautiful lake off the Highway 395. I felt so lucky to find a parking space in front of the lake…read morewhere the boat launch was! It was such a beautiful sight of the mountains and the lake. Nice place to take a walk with family and friends!

Nice views and a lot of hiking and biking trails, but a lot of mosquitoes and pretty crowded.read more

Twin Lakes is a vibrant hub for outdoor recreation throughout the summer months. It offers…read moreexceptional opportunities for kayaking, fishing, paddle boarding, canoeing, camping, and hiking. The area is a true haven for kayak anglers, not only due to its breathtaking scenery but also for the impressive brown trout that have been caught in these waters. You can check it out here: https://www.paddlingcalifornia.com/Twin_Lakes_Mammoth.html

Super clean bathrooms Flat sites with lots of trees…read moreOur camp host Bob gave solid recs for hikes!!!! Crystal Lake and Lundy 10 out of 10 The host were knowledgeable, kind friendly, and I had a cute dog named Doug

We planned a 5-day weekend trip in Yosemite /Eastern Sierras and decided to stay here with a large…read moregroup. Some experienced campers, some new but we all enjoyed our stay. Campgrounds are very well maintained, the bathrooms are clean (no soap though when we were there), potable water spigots all arounds, and campsites have plenty of space. Car ports were a bit tight (he had 2 per parking space) but we managed. Hosts drive around all day and make sure things are going smoothly, some people may like that, others might find it a little annoying. Place is walking distance from a Starbucks and a short drive to the 2 main breweries but oddly does feels secluded enough. Enjoyed our stay and will be back!

Pro tip: Take the shuttle (approximately $15 per person round-trip). You take it from the Main…read moreLodge and they run every 20-30mins from 7amish to 730pmish (as of Aug 2025). You want to get off at Red's Meadow and hike to the falls. It's easy-easy/moderate and is the shortest distance to the falls. Do not take it from Devil's Postpile because it will add 1.5 miles of open sun hike to the falls. Once there, reward yourself with glass of wine and lunch. The water is cool to cold (depending on the time of year) and refreshing. Highly recommended

There's almost a guaranteed rainbow and maybe even a double rainbow if you're lucky at Rainbow…read moreFalls! From the shuttle stop, it's a 1.6 mile exposed hike to the falls, then some stairs to the bottom. We were prepared wearing our swimsuits to take a dip in the frigid water! Totally worth it. So beautiful!

First time here, didn't realize how close it was off the road. Amazing gift shop. Very clean…read morerestrooms, they offer rooms to rent as well as a wedding venue. Kid and animal friendly, trout stocked lake. Breathtaking views. Easy access for someone with disabilities, can drive almost all the way around the lake. Very clean, quiet, and felt very safe. Picnic tables available as well. Highly recommend and would return. Camping spaces available as well but did not see any campers.

it's a campground. I've reached the point in my life where a four-star hotel with no mini-fridge or…read morein-room dining counts as camping, but every year the extended family makes a boys-only trek to Convict Lake and this year, my sixteen-year-old wanted to go. made reservations at the earliest opportunity, first thing in the morning six months out. post Covid doesn't seem to be as crowded but wanted to make sure we had a place to pitch our tent. more than a dozen "boys," tequila, beer, and other party favors made for a marathon week of fireside chats and beer pong. I'm always looking for an excuse to cook for friends. BBQ'd ribs, seared ahi, double-cut pork chops, bone-in ribeyes, and heaping plates of Korean-style short ribs: nobody went to bed hungry (or sober). Convict Lake was base camp for lots of other adventures: trout fishing in the nearby lake and streams, day trips into Mammoth for Mexican food, jujitsu sessions, and restocking depleted supplies of ice and beer, and hikes to the high lakes that surround the campground for overnight sleepovers. we even had several party crashers including Bambi and, one particularly rowdy evening, a bear. maybe next year, I'll find a nearby four-star hotel and leave sleeping on the ground to younger folks with less grumpy backs.