June Lake is a mountain escape where four alpine lakes meet the Eastern Sierra. With 19 RV parks in the area you can camp near fishing spots hiking trails and the June Lake Loop drive.
June Lake is a mountain escape where four alpine lakes meet the Eastern Sierra. With 19 RV parks in the area you can camp near fishing spots hiking trails and the June Lake Loop drive.
June Lake is known for its scenic loop road that winds past Gull Lake Silver Lake and Grant Lake with the towering Sierra Nevada as a backdrop. The town sits at 7 654 feet and serves as a gateway to Yosemite's eastern entrance and the Ansel Adams Wilderness.
RV campers can choose from lakeside resorts like Pine Cliff Resort starting at $34 a night or budget-friendly spots like Glass Creek Campground at $10 with WiFi. Grant Lake Resort offers pull-through sites and sewer hookups for $22 while Silver Lake Campground has group sites and 30-amp power for $28. Whether you want to fish hike or just relax by the water these parks put you minutes from the action.
June Lake is known for its scenic alpine setting surrounded by four lakes and the Sierra Nevada mountains. It's a popular base for fishing hiking and exploring Yosemite's eastern entrance. The town also hosts the annual June Lake Jam Fest in September.
You can stay at Pine Cliff Resort from $34 a night or Oh Ridge Campground in Inyo National Forest from $21. Grant Lake Resort offers pull-through sites and sewer hookups from $22 while Glass Creek Campground has WiFi and rates starting at $10.
Yes many RV parks in June Lake are pet-friendly including Grant Lake Resort and Silver Lake Campground. Always check individual park rules and leash requirements before booking. Most parks welcome well-behaved pets with owners who clean up after them.
