Mono Hot Springs, CA is a great camping destination for adventurers of all types. There are tons of hikes and other fun activities to partake in, as well as sights to see and explore. Find the best campgrounds near Mono Hot Springs, plus reviews and photos from other campers like you.
$37 - $78 / night
"The drive is pretty interesting once you get to the single lane road. We didn’t stay in the campgrounds but we did get to experience the dispersed camping."
"My boyfriend and I recently camped at the mono hot springs campground, and absolutely loved it. As far as the campground, you get a fire pit, bear bin and tent area."
$5 / night
"Thousand Island Lake is a trek to get to but once you get there, well you don’t really want to leave."
"Thousand Island Lake is a backcountry camping area located at 9,839 feet elevation in Ansel Adams Wilderness within the Inyo National Forest, California."
$37 - $39 / night
"Wood, minor supplies, and a small restaurant are within a short distance. The lake around cg is dry but a river was running a short walk across the lake bed."
"Being at Lake Edison and Vermillion Campground is like being at the top of the world. It’s a rigorous climb up a one lane bumpy road once you travel past the paved road but it’s worth it."
$37 - $81 / night
"My family and I were in awe of the view the entire drive there. Bring dramamine and roll your windows down if you get motion sickness. I loved how spaced out each site was from each other."
"Nice simple primitive camping with tons of trails nearby. Note: on another trip, we stayed in a campground with this same name on the CA/NV border, double check when you look up info."
$47 - $121 / night
"There is already so much to do at the lake as well but the other lakes and hikes in the area are some of my favorite! It is also a great place for fishing."
"A well maintained campground & walking distance from the lake. Standard but roomy sites with the usual fire ring/grill & picnic table, bathrooms are clean too."
$47 - $96 / night
"Great campground along the lake. Lake has great fishing, on the lake and along the shoreline. Camped while sites were all full and wasn’t noisy or heavily populated."
"Campground is right on the lake with walking trails. Added bonus is the campground is next to the boat launch."
$40 - $105 / night
"Great campsite if you want to camp around Shaver Lake in the Sierras of California. Beautify lake, plenty of water sports. The small town has great rustic mountain vibe."
"Easy walk to lakeside and boat ramp. Nice picnic area near lake. Camped with full hookups. Nice store and hospitality center with food, drinks and stock of camp supplies."
"It is a beautiful campground located off Kaiser Pass Road. Even in June there was so many wildflowers and vibrate green. There was bathrooms and each site had a picnic table, fire pit, and bear box."
"When I visited some people had buried human waste next to the campsite and I cleaned it up.
Most easily accessed via Kaiser Pass. Be aware that the road is steep, narrow, and has blind corners."
$35 / night
"It’s just a short drive from the highway and Mammoth Airport. The campground is very popular with a mix of reserved and non reserved sites."
"Approx. 1/2 sites close to level for 24' RV... 1/2 better suited for car/tent camping. Good clean flush toilets. Picnic tables / bear lockers in good condition. Hosts sell $10 firewood bundles."
"Located about 3 miles before Florence lake off of Kaiser Pass Road is this beautiful campground."
"Great small campground next to a small lake. Nice campsites, pit toilets. Overall pretty good, but we did come across several small rattle snakes."
TravelerThere is a lot of room for a campsite if you are camping with a tent or car camping. The price is reasonable. The restrooms are well maintained with super flush. Waking up next to an amazing views of the formation of rocks are a plus! Went around June, so bring lots of water, pet friendly. Potable waters are provided.
ScoutRoom for multiple vans/cars
TravelerA beautiful setting at the head of Lundy Canyon. Recently under new management that has resurrected this lovely place. Excellent wooded sites, lots of privacy. Large RV sites with full hook ups or secluded tent sites with no facilities except showers available and fresh water. Friendly owners love on site. Excellent fishing with boat rentals and a little store.
ScoutWe can up here to escape to heat from the valley. There was plenty of space and it was accessible with our campervan. Spend a nice and quiet night here!
GuideClose to Sequoia and kings canyon, nice and quiet and lots of space for big rigs but we just have hammocks. Roads are good on the way in, last half a mile you wanna slow down a bit but no big rocks or gravel so passenger vehicles will be fine. No toilets, water or trash cans.
GuideWe stayed here for 2 nights before our camp booking inside the park and for one night after. We managed to find a spot each time, but I would recommend arriving sliiiiightly earlier as it does fill up. Nice and quiet, good amount of privacy and each site has a fire ring. And it’s only a few minutes away from the south entrance to the park.
GuideWas a great place to stay. Plenty of shade for you, plenty of sun for you solar panel. Load road, you camp near the side, but it's not heavily trafficked even on the weekends. They are many spots nearby. Some really pretty of you walk and camp. Most are car accessible and has amazing views! Totally recommend
ScoutNo running water or showers, also no dumpsters. Had to throw trash away at mammoth lake about 15 mins from here. Bathrooms ideally located near all campsites. If your looking for wildlife to come through camp at the edges of the campground. Center of the campground is pretty populated so you don’t have to worry about bears or anything if you keep your area clean of trash. Firewood is laying around everywhere so don’t buy any just bring an axe.
TravelerLove the site we had, close to water and surrounded by trees. Close to amenities and a local store for supplies. Prepare for a 45-60 min drive to the Yosemite Park and the valley.
Camping near Mono Hot Springs, California, offers a fantastic escape into nature with stunning views and plenty of outdoor activities. Whether you're looking to pitch a tent or park your RV, there are several campgrounds in the area that cater to different preferences.
Camping near Mono Hot Springs, California, is a great way to enjoy the outdoors, with plenty of activities and beautiful scenery. Just remember to plan ahead and be ready for the unique experiences each campground offers!
Frequently Asked Questions
According to TheDyrt.com, Mono Hot Springs, CA offers a wide range of camping options, with 399 campgrounds and RV parks near Mono Hot Springs, CA and 74 free dispersed camping spots.
According to TheDyrt.com, the most popular campground near Mono Hot Springs, CA is Mono Hot Springs with a 5-star rating from 10 reviews.
According to TheDyrt.com, there are 74 free dispersed camping spots near Mono Hot Springs, CA.
According to TheDyrt.com, there are 21 parks near Mono Hot Springs, CA that allow camping, notably Bankhead National Forest and Chugach National Forest.
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