Coleville anchors the Walker River Valley, your launchpad for Eastern Sierra trout fishing and Sierra Nevada hikes. Nine RV parks cluster here, from $15 forest basics to amenity-packed KOAs. Park your rig to cast lines in the East Walker River, trek Leavitt Meadows trails, and summit Sonora Pass views.
Coleville nestles along Highway 395 in Mono County's Antelope Valley. The East Walker River draws fly-fishers chasing trophy brown trout each summer. Hikers climb Leavitt Meadows to alpine lakes. Off-roaders hit OHV trails in Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest. Day trips lead to Bodie State Historic Park's ghost town relics just north.
Bootleg Campground fits lone wolves craving $28 nights amid Humboldt-Toiyabe pines. Coleville/Walker KOA hooks families with WiFi, showers, 50-amp power, and dump station from $53. Sonora Bridge suits pet owners, offering water hookups and $24 forest sites. Leavitt Meadows draws dog lovers to pet-friendly meadows at $28. Sonora Bridge Campground lures budget backpackers with $15 bare-bones pads.
Coleville shines for Walker River fly-fishing and Sierra Nevada trail access. Anglers target trophy trout in the East Walker River. Hikers reach Leavitt Meadows alpine lakes and Sonora Pass summits. Drivers explore Highway 395 to Bodie Ghost Town. This tiny Mono County spot fuels Eastern Sierra adventures year-round.
Nine RV parks surround Coleville, such as Coleville/Walker KOA, Sonora Bridge, Bootleg, Leavitt Meadows, and Sonora Bridge Campground. KOA sits right in town with WiFi, showers, and 50-amp sites. Forest Service parks cluster along the Walker River for scenic drives.
Sonora Bridge and Leavitt Meadows welcome pets with water hookups at $24 to $28 per night. Both lie in Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest near Walker River trails. Follow leash rules and pack waste to keep sites pristine for all campers.
