Beautiful lake and state parks . We were there on a Sunday afternoon. Many families with kids were…read morethere playing in the beach . You need to pay $10 parking fee for your car so that you can enter the beach . It has one public restroom ( which is rare in these mountain areas) and has no water to wash hands because it is a chemical toilet . The view is beautiful, water crystal clear . A group of ducks were swimming towards us . They had no fear of human probably because no one tried to harm them before . The attitude is high there so oxygen is less than what we used to . Just relax and chill and we ate our packed lunches .

Great lake. The one star is for the gate lady. She said lake was full and come back in 4 hours or…read moretomorrow. We asked another nice man if we could park somewhere else and walk to the lake and he said yes. We parked about half mile away and walked to the lake. When we got down there we found plenty of open parking spots. Nobody monitors how many come in and how many come out so how do they know if there is no parking. We didn't mind the walk but what was disappointing is the gate lady did not even suggest that. She just said its full and that we could not come in. She even tried to compair June lake to tahoe and say it fills up and gets busy quick. LOL sorry to tell you lady but tahoe could drop one tear and over fill june lake and tahoe don't tell people beach is full come back. That just doesn't happen at tahoe.

Flat, easy access. Beautiful!! This lake is at the end of the June Lake Loop. One of the bigger…read morelakes on the loop. It is surrounded by the mountains and very scenic.

Such a beautiful and peaceful spot that I can't wait to go back to again. The boat and camp rental…read moreplace was closed due to the winter coming. I loved that no one else there, so the adult and baby deer felt safe enough to come out with me nearby to drink water from the lake.

Silver Lake resort is a beautiful lake. It USED to be a peaceful nice place to fish and take in…read morewildlife and scenery. That's all changed, and NOT for the better. Trying to fish from shore with paddle boarders falling off their boards and splashing makes it difficult. This lake was a long time multi generation family vacation tradition. It's not big enough for paddle boards. They ruin the serenity and beauty of a small mountain lake. I don't think Mrs. Jones (RIP) would have allowed this. Please rethink the paddle boards. Your resort was my all time favorite. I told many people about your campground, cabins and relaxing getaway. It's a real shame they are allowing paddle boards on this once quiet getaway. Please, please rethink this!!!

The campground seems well kept, glad we found an available site day of. Not many people tent…read morecampers, most sites booked were for rv camping. Our site was a short walk to the lake but there were several sites directly in front of lake access. The lake is beautiful and enclosed, with a beautiful mountain as a backdrop. Looking forward to our next adventure here.

This is my one of favorite beach in the entire world! I was hesitant about sharing that this is my…read morefavorite beach because parking can already be such a pain. Plus, social media and content creators are trying to blow this spot up. But it is just always so dreamy here with the blue turquoise waters. I love that we can rent paddle boards and kayaks here, so no need to pack your own. The water temperature is medium cold so on a hot day it feels amazing to just chill and float.

The beach is beautiful and loved taking my family. What was terrible was the senior parking…read moreattendant, she was very rude. We had two car loads and only one car could get in. She said there was no more parking spots which was untrue when my daughter went in to find 6 spots available. When we turned around and went back she still did not allow us in. The beach was not even crowded. Felt some people were being selected and some weren't. Other than that it's such a place to visit with your family

Stayed here for 2 nights over Labor Day weekend at site #10…read more The site has a fire pit, picnic table, and bear box. The sites all seemed to be on the smaller, cramped side and a bit dusty, but overall clean. Deer liked hanging around the campsites as did the wasps. The single occupancy flush toilets were clean and in good condition despite a busy weekend. They had a cleaning chart on the door so people came in frequently to clean it. Good campground near Gull Lake and June Lake if you don't mind a smaller site!

Be warned: if you visit here in 2020, you will hear helicopters all day starting at 7 am. They are…read moreinstalling new power poles and will be all Summer. The good: nice big tables, good fire ring, easy access to water and clean restrooms. Area is pretty, and it's close to the lake. The host is very friendly and informative, and sells fire wood. The bear boxes are big and work well. Sites have pull through parking, so it's very easy to park. Most of the sites have decent shade in the daytime. Short walk to gull lake. The bad: sites are not private at all. Sitting in my site, I can see directly into no fewer than 9 other sites. It's also right off the June Lake Loop, which means cars are very audible at all hours. I was also awakened this morning by a helicopter flying very low at 7 am. It has continued running laps all day. The host informed me that they're replacing power poles with more sturdy ones. This is a good thing, but not for campers in 2020! Be warned. Overall, with the exception of the helicopters, this campground is fine. I'm giving it 4 stars because I really can't hold the helicopter noise against the campground.

We spent a week in the June Lake area. We fished several lakes but Gull Lake was by far our…read morefavorite. The guys at the marina were very friendly, knowledgeable and helpful. Skyler was awesome and showed the boys where to catch crawdads. Also, the boat rental rates are the best in the area. We rented a flat bottom boat for $75/ day. We took a lunch break and ate at June Pie - bomb pizza. Then we returned to the lake and killed it. We caught several trout and way too many perch. Definitely a great fishing lake.

They owe us money! The tall guy forgot to give us back our 2 ID's on vacation on 7/21/26. We…read morepurchased fishing licenses and he was so distracted helping everyone else/ receiving shipments/ answering phone calls before completing our checkout process. He forgot to give us our licenses and we were too caught up to catch him on his bad service. He also marked the wrong date on a fishing license so one of us was illegally fishing. Once we got back to town 100s of miles away we called and verified they had them. We called 7/27/26 and asked again on 7/30/26 for confirmation , at one point the guy said he didn't know anything. We told them again to ship them to us and they obliged. We called again on 8/13/26 and they said they "shipped it" obviously lies. We barely received our IDs on August 20!!!! Post mark date shows August 18!! How difficult is it to have good customer service?! Should do a small court claim to get our money back. Never giving them our service again on vacation. We spent $100+ there now $180 + with the replacement ID's. DO NOT VISIT! Negative stars. Incompetent employees.

We had a wonderful time at Oh Ridge campground. We were able to snag spot #10, which gave us a…read morebeautiful view of the lake from our campsite. The site was pretty exposed, even though we a nice sized tree next to us (good to have/ bring some extra sun shade, it was HOT). With some weed whacking/ traversing, it's a 10 minute-or-so walk straight down to the beach area of the lake. It's 15-20 minutes if you take the marked trail/ road. After a long morning/ afternoon of hiking it was nice to take a dip at the lake! Flush toilets were a nice touch, no showers. The camp sites are very close together in Bear Loop, little privacy, luckily we had respectful neighbors. The ranger told us, when we were checking in, to be mindful about cleaning up our food well and using the bear lockers on site... there had been a bear sighting on the grounds earlier in the week. We didn't see any bears, didn't see much wildlife except for the birds and saw a deer while driving into town. Lots of cute little chipmunks making their appearance at our site as well!

Stayed at campsite #92 Spacious and had one of the most…read moreprivacy in the areas around.

It's hard to miss in the Eastern Sierra when it comes to camping, especially north of Lake Crowley…read more The June Loop has several places to camp, hike, or just relax, all with beautiful views, trees, and access to some legendary trout waters. Gull is one of the smaller lakes in the area, with plenty of fishing opportunities like her larger cousins June, Crowley, and Convict, to name a few of the hundreds. Camping is first-come, first served... and despite the signs telling you to "wait for the host," I suggest going and knocking on their camper door so someone doesn't steal it out from under you. Some of the lake is circled by cattail reeds, so shire access is perhaps more limited at times. However, Gill doesn't feature the summer annoyances of waterskiing and weekend jet-boaters like larger June does. Winter freeze hits this area hard, and the trout season ends at the latest in November up here. April is still mighty cold when it reopens... but plenty of great opportunities up here Spring through Fall.

Nice campground, right on the lake! About 10 spots, all on first come first served basis. Really…read morewish the state would put them on the reservation system.... But then they would probably never be available because all the old farts with RVs would hog them up!! :-\ Anyway, bathrooms are flush style, clean and serviced regularly. However there are no showers. We took a short drive up to Silver Lake Campground and showered there. Seems like everyone here fishes the lakes so they must go to bed early because it was so quiet! We'll be back!

Had the best time on June Lake. Rental was easy and casual, no lag before getting our into the…read morewater. The team at Mammoth Kayaks were more than understanding when we lost track of time on our way back too. Amazing experience, highly recommend for anyone exploring the area.

We kayaked out in June Lake. Our original thought was we were going to paddle board, however all…read morethe paddle boards were rented out. That's okay, because we weren't ready to fall into the lake water just yet. My husband and I shared a 2 seat kayak. We pushed ourselves to paddle out about a mile and back, it was so much fun. Notes: They only accept cash and you'll find the owner out on the beach, they wear a shirt with the company name on it. Have a lot of fun and enjoy those massive mountain views while in the lake.

Dawn and Van are outstanding hosts. The detached 1bd/1ba cottage is the perfect size for 2-4…read morepeople. It's a great value and has lots of amenities. It's a few hundred yards to June Lake and the village, very walkable.

My Wife, Daughter and I noticed a vacancy sign at The Knoll Haus and happened to see Van who owns…read morethe property. We were given a tour of the house/cottage and immediately decided to stay. We stayed Sun-Wed and we enjoyed it. Van and his wife Dawn keep the home so clean and well kept, which was important to us. During our stay we walked to the Tiger Bar restaurant, coffee shop, general store and brewery in 3-4 minutes. Couldn't have asked for better hosts in one of our favorite cities to visit. We cannot wait to be back. Van and Dawn, looking forward to making our reservation for next summer.