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.

First time experience coming up to June Lake for the weekend and it was such a lovely getaway…read more Shoutout to my friend for taking me and showing me around. I know for a lot of people this is a nostalgic place that they grew up coming to as kids and have kept the tradition alive coming every year and so on. June lake is absolutely beautiful and breathtaking during the winter when there is snow. My friend has come here all year round and definitely agreed coming in the winter is like a wonderland. It was well worth the 5 hour drive to see snow and be in a cold and beautiful environment. While I'm sure it's lovely in the spring and summer, I'm looking for something I don't have close to home (which would be snow) so I'd definitely consider coming back again in those winter months. June lake is such a sleepy and quiet little area, it's very relaxing and calm. I felt safe being there and navigating the downtown. It's super small as far as the downtown goes, only a handful of restaurants and motels. Great for a solo traveler or someone wanting to wander around by foot. The lakes and mountains surrounding this town are picturesque and stunning. Having been to mammoth and now June lake id say if you want something more relaxing and small town vibes I'd prefer June lake over mammoth. It's got less action but if you are looking to just get away, snowboard/ski, and recharge - this is the perfect vacation destination to check out.

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.

Great RV park! Hot tub, sauna, club house, fish cleaning station, deep freeze, even a smoker by the…read morefish cleaning station! Walking distance from Gull, short drive to June & Silver Lake. Best part was the camp host Nando!!!

Had a great time at golden pine this weekend, the campground is perfect for everything you need…read more The camp host Nando is on top of everything and makes sure you have anything you need to have a good trip, he goes above and beyond and keeps the place clean and running smooth! The lake is freshly stocked and the fish are biting !

I stayed here this past weekend in a tent site and it was awesome to be back! So many trees and…read morelots of shade - it's really a great campground. And it's so easy to just be able to walk down the hill to the lake and beach without having to pay $10 (if you can even find parking) in the regular beach lots. There was hardly anyone there last week bc it was just a soft opening but you could see that they were putting in a lot of work to get the spaces cleaned up before the holiday. Honestly, clearing pine cones and pine needles from the RV slabs seemed to be most of the remaining work needed IMO. The bathrooms and showers were clean, and the people working were friendly and helpful.

We are so happy to be back!…read more We were longtime customers and were really bummed when the campground closed a few years ago. It's now under new management, and we're excited to see it open again. Dana and Mike are working hard to bring the campground up to date while maintaining its welcoming atmosphere. The campsites are quiet, the bathrooms are spotless, and the showers are hot with incredible water pressure. There's also a convenient camp store where you can pick up any necessities you may have forgotten. I can't say enough good things about this campground. Whether you're dry camping in a tent, staying at a water and electric tent site, or bringing your trailer or RV, this is a fantastic place to stay. We're excited to see where Dana and Mike take this resort in the years ahead. Thank you for bringing this wonderful campground back!

As our week ended our group was sad to go. This is our second family vacation at June Lake rv Park…read more We rebooked for next year with even more trailers going than this year. The campground is clean and close to town for anything you may need but still feels like your in the wilderness. We had wildlife sightings and the camp host Jan, her housband and of course Milo are the sweetest most accommodating host we have ever experienced. We definitely have made new friends with these fantastic camp hosts. Our family always looks forward to this yearly trip from San Diego and are alway hoping that Jan and her family are going to be there to welcome us and our kids to another great year of vacationing. This campground is just a short distance to any local lakes you may be wanting to fish or swim in. I highly recommend this park to you and your family. See you next year Jan!

KB,MB, Love this…read moreplace! Such great views and great staff. This is our third year being here and planning to go again and again. One of my family's favorite place to go to go camping ever! There are beautiful lakes around, great to go fishing including Gull lake and June lake which are in walking distance. Stores and restaurants are also in walking distance from the RV park. The perfect family camping destination. *(This review was written by my 9 and 13 year old sons)*

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!

This was the first year we attended the Fireman's BBQ. It's a fund raiser by buying raffle tickets…read morehaving the money go to June Lake Fire Department. The big prize is a boat and trailer. They had so many prizes, $1.00 per ticket. You didn't win just one prize, you could win four or more depending on the worth of them. It was a great turn out. The food was outstanding. BBQ brisket, potato salad, beans and two rolls. The kids had a great time with two playgrounds, and a bounce house. We will definitely be back next year. We got there at 12:30 and it was pretty crowded then. The time is from 12:00-4:00. Parking is difficult, you may end up walking a bit, it's worth going.

One of many of the beautiful lakes in this area. Haven't had a whole lot of luck with fish in this…read morelake but fish are caught here. Either way this spot will be another place to throw all your worries to the side and enjoy the great outdoors. Spectacular views just like most lakes in the area. If your plans are to stop here you won't be disappointed!