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Boondockers and solitude seekers love Mono Basin Dispersed Camp Site for its quiet spots in the Jeffrey pine forest off Highway 120 east. Park near Lee Vining's Mono Lake shores and Tioga Pass to Yosemite. Grab a free permit at the Mono Basin Scenic Area Visitor Center.
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Write a ReviewNo, Mono Basin Dispersed Camp Site has no full hookups. Dispersed camping requires self-contained RVs. Water, electric, and sewer hookups stay unavailable; 30-amp and 50-amp service absent. Bring your own water and manage waste off-site. Pack out all gray and black water to protect public lands.
Yes, Mono Basin Dispersed Camp Site welcomes pets. Dogs can join with leashes required to safeguard wildlife and visitors. No dog park or special amenities exist. Clean up after pets and dispose of waste properly per Leave No Trace principles.
Dispersed camping stays free with a permit from the Mono Basin Visitor Center. No nightly fees apply on public lands. Permits cover campfires if allowed; reservations unneeded. Check current fire restrictions and obtain permit in person before setup.
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