JUNE LAKE

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JUNE LAKE

Wake up with June Lake’s most beautiful lakes and trails. June Lake offers everything from scenic Forest Service campgrounds to full-service RV parks, with easy access to fishing, hiking and days on the water.


FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Campgrounds are located throughout the June Lake Loop, including sites near June Lake, Gull Lake, Silver Lake and Grant Lake. Options range from Forest Service campgrounds to privately operated campgrounds and RV parks.

Some Forest Service campgrounds have reservable sites, while availability and policies vary by campground. Summer weekends and holidays can be especially busy, so planning ahead is recommended.

Opening and closing dates vary based on snow and weather conditions. Most seasonal campgrounds operate during the warmer months, while some RV parks offer year-round accommodations.

Campfires depend on current fire restrictions and campground rules. A California Campfire Permit may also be required, so always check current restrictions before lighting a fire. Opt out of fires and enjoy the stars.

Dogs are welcome at many Inyo National Forest campgrounds, but campground rules apply and dogs should be kept on leash. Always pick up and pack out pet waste and store pet food securely.

Do not leave food in vehicles. Store food, trash and scented items in approved bear-resistant containers rather than your tent or vehicle. Never feed or approach wildlife.

Dispersed camping is more restricted than developed camping and comes with additional responsibilities. Mono County strongly encourages using developed campgrounds; check with local visitor centers or ranger stations for current regulations and where dispersed camping is permitted.

Pack out all trash and waste, use established campsites, properly store food, respect quiet hours and follow all fire restrictions. Leave your campsite cleaner than you found it.

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