Gull Lake Campground, near June Lake, California, is a fantastic spot for those who love being close to the water. With sites that offer direct access to the lake, it’s perfect for launching boats or kayaks right from your campsite.

The campground is small but well-loved, especially by those who snag a lakeside site. Visitors rave about the clean restrooms and the friendly atmosphere, making it a comfortable place to unwind after a day of fishing or hiking. One camper noted, “The bathrooms were the most clean I've ever seen,” which is always a plus when you're out in nature.

You’ll find plenty to do around here, from fishing and swimming to exploring the nearby trails. The area also boasts some charming restaurants and coffee shops, so you can grab a bite after a day of adventure. Just keep in mind that some sites are closer to the road, so choose wisely to ensure a peaceful stay. Whether you're here for a weekend or a longer retreat, Gull Lake Campground offers a beautiful lakeside experience that keeps campers coming back for more.

Elevation 7600 feet. 11 campsites on Gull Lake. Sites will accommodate a 30 foot vehicle. Drinking water is available. Flush toilets are available. 14 day stay limit. Each site is equipped with a bear locker.

Gull Lake Campground

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some of the best water camping access to a lake in the city of june. make sure to keep your food in the bear box, you'll likely be visited 

amazing lakeside sites

Fist come , first serve. 5 spots on the water with spots to fish or bring in your water craft. Short walk to town of June lake. Brewery and places to eat.

Right on the lake

I loved this place. Walking distance to the lake. There are docks and a nice convenience store where you can rent boats, canoes, and paddle boats. There is a very nice playground on the lake. Near the playground there is a thrift store. At the playground there are sections to fish at. past the park is a trail head which takes you up and around the lake. There is a general store walking distance from the campground. if you turn out all the lights and look up, you have an incredible view of the stars. Once which I’ve never seen. The staff at the campground are very friendly and go by watering your plants which are located on the sites bench. Would come back again.


beautiful lake

This campground is small with a few spots on the lake and a few across the road that leads into the site. If you can get one of the first come first serve sites along the lake then you’ll be a happy camper. The sites on the other side of the road are situated right next to the main road with traffic driving right by. There is only a small place to walk down to the lake to fish if you do not have a lake front site. The area of June Lake has a few cute restaurants and coffee shops so you’re not far away from amenities. 

Really nice if you’re on the lake side

Be careful which site you choose. Some are close to the road and we couldn't find a map online. We were in site 11 and it was a winner!! On the lake and close to the bathrooms, which by the way were the most clean I've ever seen. Beautiful lake to fish, swim, and hike around. Would go again!!

Nice lil spot

Gull Lake is a fabulous campground if you can secure a site. It’s a very popular location with limited availability. Sites 11 through 7 offer direct water access, and even site 1 has water access across the street. It’s perfect if you want to launch a boat or kayak and have access directly from your campsite.

However, be cautious when booking. My specific site, site 8, was advertised as suitable for a 40-foot vehicle or RV, but it was actually more suitable for about 25 feet. I barely managed to fit my trailer and truck. I wouldn’t recommend this campground for large RVs, as the sites are quite shallow.

The restrooms are clean, and there are trash receptacles near them. There is no camp host on site, so if someone doesn’t show up for their reservation, there’s no one to assist with rebooking the site. On the plus side, cell service is great.

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