June Lake Campground

We like this place, but it’s not a backcountry vibe. Right off the loop pretty much in town. Spectacular views from the right spot. We were in T-1. Great camp host. Walk to June Lake Brewing!

Although we had to book pretty far In advance this place was awesome! The lake is a little far of a walk but, during the summer, people that visit treat it like a beach and it’s so cool to see so many people on the water and the sand. Definitely will bring rafts next time to tie up and hang out for the day! They also have a lot of water fill up stations and tons of bathrooms!

The lake was beautiful and the campground was nice with very close water spigots. Mind the chipmunks though, they ripped through our air mattress and our stasher bag full of trail mix while we were just unloading the car

This is an incredible place with few amenities, but an amazing mix of serenity while right in the middle of town. Our site was surrounded by beautiful aspen trees and yet we walked to pizza, the marina, and the brewery. The best of both worlds!

Short trip in from the highway. Stayed in the bear loop. Camping is very close to one another. Needed a place to rest from a day of long driving. Toilets are not in each loop so it is a hike/drive. Each space had a bear box, and table- don’t remember for certain if there were fire pits but I think there was. Went during Memorial Day weekend 2021 and did not pack adequate warm gear for the night and were freeeeezing! Absolutely beautiful view of the lake from the loop. I believe you can walk through some vegetation to get to the lake without driving back up and out of the loop.

Had a smaller campsite (site 15) that butted right up against another campsite, but most other sites seemed more private. Plenty of shade and trees. Saw a doe and two babies run through the site every morning.

Like to camp here in late October early Novemeber when I drive the eastern sierras to take a look at the fall colors.  I am a tent camper so at that time of the year not too many people are in tents. Be warned it is COLD at night. Most of the sites here are literally on June Lake.  So watching the lake in the evening and morning is a real treat.  Good area for fishing and boating.

At the time of the year I go not very crowded.  I expect that is differnt at other times.  the fall colors along the June Lake loop are not to be missed.

This is nice little campgound.  Not too big.  SItes are well placed as you do not feel crowded.  Essential amenities but nothing fancy.

It is close enough to town you can get cofeee or eat out.

This place was pretty nice. Very close to June Lake. Just simple dispersed camping with a handful of spots, some had rock rings for fires. We saw a deer as well. We pulled down into the middle ring, where there was an old burned out car. It was nice and sheltered since it was a bit windy on that night. We also saw a deer and enjoyed the fresh air!

Free camping in the National Forest right by June lake. Accessible for bigger rigs. Looks like 8 spots with fire pits.Water and dump right before lake parking.

My group had a blast at this campground! We were really tucked away from neighbors and were very close to the lake and bathrooms. We went in August and it was perfect weather, warm days and cool nights. I am interested in what other campgrounds have to offer, but would definitely come back here and recommend! We also loved that it was pet friendly and an easy drive to everything wanted to see between Mammoth & Yosemite.

It’s a small campground just next to the lake so the place is nice. But spots are very small so you don’t have a lot of space and you live with your neighbors, no choice. Impossible to find the host and we had to go to another campground to pay! Flush toilets, drinkin water, pet allowed, nothing for your dish, No showers. Nice but not one of the best place to stay

June Lake was beautiful! The campground was great. We were in the Oh Ridge Bear loop. Our site was well placed, with enough privacy and distance from our neighbors. The bathroom was in the adjacent loop, but was tidy. There is a pay shower and a well-stocked store. They have a free ice cream social on Thursday evenings in the summer!

Perfect time of year to go to June Lake is when the snow is melting and running off into the lake. Some of The clearest water I have ever seen. The view is breathtaking and you jut never want to leave. We camped at the neighboring site called Oh Ridge. It wasn’t too bad,but the site was small and there were no trees. It really depends on where you pick your spot, so schedule soon.

Tent camping and some RV sites available. Went at the very end of the season so cold at night but beautiful during the day! Various homes nearby. Lake was beautiful and the leaves were changing in time for winter. Very clean. Flushable toilets and running water. Walking distance from town.

A slice of heaven!

This campground was spacious and a single campsite easily fit 3 tents for 6 people. We could have put more if we needed to, I was impressed. It was set back away from the lake and so it was quite a walk to the beach, but that didn’t bother us.

We saw lots of wildlife and even had several deer come hang out in our campsite. They are clearly comfortable with humans.

Campground has:

-flushable toilets

-running water for washing dishes

-drinking water

-RV hookups

-large bear lockers

We camped here in early August 1017. We were close enough to the small town where there are restaurants and small shops. Don't forget enough blankets, layers, and an air mattress or padding for comfort because these items are very pricey, as expected, in the local shops. Camp host was very sweet and patient, as we were first timers. We didn't catch any fish at June lake but had fun trying. Others did, maybe we weren't using three right bait. Water was too cold to swim in for me but there were others in it. We rented a boat for half a day for about $65. Although it is best to reserve long in advance there are walk up spots, they just might not be where you'd like. Bathrooms had flush toilets and they even have coin operated showers at the marina. Lots to experience here. It did rain on us, (hard big drops) as we were just setting up camp but it cleared out and had beautiful weather the remainder of our visit.

Definitely recommend if nearby Yosemite is full. Mono Lake is not too far either.

We really enjoyed June Lake Campground! Stayed there for one night on our way out of Yosemite. The drive around the lake is beautiful and there are multiple camping areas. We stayed on a weeknight in October, so had no trouble getting an open spot without needing a reservation. The fall foliage was very pretty. Campsite was nice, large and level and tucked into the trees, so felt private and secluded. Some spots were right adjacent to the water as well. No showers, bathrooms with flush toilets. Drinking water and wash station were available.

Short walk into town with a couple of restaurants and shops. We had some beers at June Lake Brewing company which was just a short walk away -highly recommend stopping in there. Dog friendly, very nice place with good beer! I would definitely stay at June Lake again.

We have been coming here annually for the past few years and enjoy it every time. The campsites are set in a nice way, the hosts always make it easy to check in, and the scenery is just magnificent. Bring your tents, friends, and dogs and be ready for a great time.

There are amenities and great restaurants but also a wonderful lake for kayaking, swimming and paddle boarding. It is a high mountain lake and can be cold but fishing is also good and the area around offers a ton of hiking - only 15 miles to Mammoth and backside of Yosemite's Devil's Postpile.

June Lake is awesome! Nice shady, large campsites, beautiful area, and very central to tons of cool stuff to see in the area

Awesome spots, great shade, the store and dock is right in the campground , its perfect!

Camped here for an afternoon & evening. Was a relief from the heat of the eastern Sierra desert. Nice dispersed spots. Only showers were in an adjacent campground, 4 quarters for 7 minutes. All in all a great place to camp

Some of the best resort skiing to avoid the crowd on a powder day. Fantastic snowshoeing during the winter months, with the closure of the backside of the 120. Summer boasts great trout fishing, kayaking, and biking. Stop by the tiger bar in winter for a warm meal, and Ohanas and JLB in the summer or anytime really.