RV Parks in Independence, California

9 RV parks and campgrounds near Independence, CA.

Independence serves as the Owens Valley gateway to Mt. Whitney's rugged trails and the John Muir Wilderness. Nine RV parks anchor your Eastern Sierra adventure, with rates starting at $14 nightly. Park here to fish the Owens River, explore Manzanar National Historic Site, and chase starry skies under dark desert nights.

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Oak Creek RV Park

US-395, Independence, CA 93526

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From $47

50 sites

Taboose Creek Campground

Tinemaha Rd. / Taboose Creek Rd., Independence, CA 93526

Onion Valley

Onion Valley Rd., Independence, CA 93526

29 sites

Oak Creek Campground

Fish Hatchery Road, Independence, CA 93526

(1)

From $50

22 sites

About Independence, California

Independence hugs US Highway 395 in Inyo County, home to Manzanar National Historic Site six miles north, where over 10,000 Japanese Americans endured WWII internment. Onion Valley Road climbs steeply to alpine lakes and backpacker trails. The Owens River rushes nearby, stocked with trout for anglers who cast lines at dawn. Stargazers claim prime spots at the annual Owens Valley Dark Sky Festival.

Taboose Creek Campground draws groups and pet owners with 30- and 50-amp hookups at $14 to $19 per night. Oak Creek RV Park fits luxury rigs from $47 nightly, steps from creek-side relaxation. Upper Grays Meadow Campground offers family group sites starting at $19, shaded by pines near backpacker shuttles. Onion Valley provides primitive pull-throughs for off-grid purists. Oak Creek Campground delivers $50 full-service pads amid aspen groves, ideal for anglers targeting Owens River rainbows.

Nine RV parks serve Independence, including four with rates under $50 nightly
Taboose Creek Campground offers pet-friendly group sites with 50-amp power
Manzanar National Historic Site sits six miles north on US 395 from most parks
Owens River trout fishing lies minutes from Oak Creek RV Park and campground

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Independence RV Camping FAQ

What is Independence known for?

Independence is known for Manzanar National Historic Site and Eastern Sierra access. This WWII internment camp memorial draws 100,000 visitors yearly to its barracks and gardens along US 395. Hikers use the town as base camp for Mt. Whitney portals via Onion Valley Road, while anglers target Owens River rainbows.

Where can I find RV parks near Independence, California?

Find nine RV parks near Independence, including Taboose Creek Campground, Oak Creek RV Park, and Upper Grays Meadow Campground. Taboose Creek sits on Manzanar edges with group sites and pets allowed. Oak Creek options flank the river for easy fishing access from $47 nightly.

Are there pet-friendly RV parks near Independence CA?

Yes, Taboose Creek Campground explicitly allows pets alongside group sites and 50-amp hookups. Other parks like Oak Creek RV Park welcome leashed dogs near trails and rivers. Always check park rules, as Eastern Sierra spots enforce waste cleanup amid wildlife.