Eastman Lake hooks RV travelers with world-class bass fishing and glassy waters in California's Sierra foothills. Four parks plant you right by the boat ramps and hiking trails. Camp here to launch your kayak at dawn or chase sunsets over pine-covered hills.
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About Eastman Lake, California
Nestled in Madera County, Eastman Lake spans 1,800 acres of prime reservoir real estate. Anglers target trophy largemouth bass during summer tournaments at the Eastman Lake Recreation Area. Boaters skim the surface, hikers climb trails into Sierra National Forest, and families picnic at spots like the Willow Cove day-use area.
Highway 120 Corridor RV park draws road trippers eyeing Yosemite via its namesake route. Lumsden Bridge Campground fits budget solo campers with $25 nightly rates and a dump station. Evergreen Rd scattered sites lure off-grid purists into quiet woods. Hardin Flat Road packs group sites for friends, welcomes pets on leashes, and permits campfires under forest rules.
- Lumsden Bridge Campground charges $25 per night and includes a dump station for easy RV servicing
- Hardin Flat Road offers group sites that accommodate up to 20 rigs, plus pet-friendly spots and allowed campfires
- Four RV parks total serve Eastman Lake, with two along Highway 120 for Yosemite access
- Evergreen Rd provides dispersed camping amid Sierra National Forest trees
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