Tom's Place rules fly fishing on the Upper Owens River in California's Eastern Sierra. Trophy trout lure anglers to this speck on US 395, with Palisade Group Campground as your launchpad. Camp here to wet lines minutes from camp, then hit Crowley Lake or Rock Creek Canyon.
Tom's Place clings to US Highway 395 amid Eastern Sierra majesty. Fly fishers swarm the Upper Owens River for wild rainbows and browns that rise to dry flies. Crowley Lake delivers monster trout strikes from shore or boat, while Rock Creek Canyon hides alpine lakes behind wildflower trails. The Palisade Creek trailhead beckons hikers to Sierra peaks.
Palisade Group Campground fits groups chasing these adventures. Pets join the fun on leashed walks, and the dump station clears your tanks hassle-free. Groups pay $95 nightly for sites that put the Owens River's riffles at your doorstep, perfect for multi-family fishing trips or club outings.
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Tom's Place excels in fly fishing on the Upper Owens River. Wild trout thrive in its clear waters, drawing anglers from across the West. Nearby Crowley Lake amps up the action with huge rainbows, and Rock Creek Canyon serves epic hikes past glacial lakes.
Palisade Group Campground stands as the RV park in Tom's Place. It sits near US 395 with group sites, pet-friendly policies, and a dump station. Fish the Upper Owens River minutes away or boat Crowley Lake from this base.
Yes, Palisade Group Campground welcomes pets. Leashed dogs enjoy the open spaces near the Upper Owens River. Groups book sites at $95 nightly, complete with dump station for convenient stays.