Inyo County grips RV travelers with Inyo National Forest's jagged Sierra peaks and ancient bristlecone pines over 4,800 years old. Camp here to launch into Owens River fly fishing or Death Valley day trips along Highway 395. Our directory lists two RV parks, led by Bishop Park Group, your rugged base for these raw adventures.
Inyo hums with Eastern Sierra drama. Mt. Whitney's trailhead looms near Lone Pine; Bishop Creek rushes past aspen groves in fall. Bristlecone pines cling to White Mountain ridges, the oldest trees on Earth. Wild horses roam Alabama Hills, a ritual for photographers. Hot springs steam at Keough along 395.
Bishop Park Group anchors your stay in Inyo National Forest. Groups claim sites 0, 1, 2, or 3, all pet-friendly with drinking water flows. Pets trot alongside at $94 nightly. This spot fits reunion crews or anglers probing Bishop Creek, while our second park extends options for solo rigs or families chasing Sierra sunsets.
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Inyo County rules with ancient bristlecone pines in White Mountains and Sierra Nevada hiking portals. Mt. Whitney trail starts nearby Lone Pine; Owens Valley floors Highway 395 drives to Death Valley. Spring wildflowers blanket Alabama Hills, drawing photographers from Bishop to Big Pine.
Bishop Park Group tops our list in Inyo National Forest near Bishop. This pet-friendly spot with group sites and drinking water sits at $94 per night. Our directory's two parks hug Sierra trails, perfect for quick jaunts to Owens River or bristlecone groves.
Yes, Bishop Park Group allows pets across its 4 group sites. Drinking water flows onsite; leashes stay optional on forest paths. Inyo National Forest rules keep pups happy near Bishop Creek swims.