Boulder Creek RV Resort

Ying Guo (Ying)

Stayed at a tiny house(nice sized trailer) with my kids. Slept well on the queen size bed. The shower was hot. The space was clean and well done. It had a fridge and full kitchen. Got to charge my R2 at 7.2kw using a mobile adapter for a full charge over night. The sunrise was amazing. The amenities were also nice, a playground, turtle and parrot cage and a pool. There are muffins and coffee in the morning in the gathering room. *Edit* Forgot to post pictures of the tiny house, pics at the end

S B

Unexpectedly needed a place on the way from Carson City to LA. This place was perfect for us. Loved everything about it. The young man who checked us in, Maria and the random people we saw around the sites were nothing but helpful and kind. They really appreciated you for sure. The amenities are great. Doubt we’d ever pass thru again but if we did we’d definitely stop.

C A

We’ve been staying at Boulder Creek for some time now, it’s been so long that all the trees were just planted. We use BC as a lay over for trips further north. Always one night stays rarely two nights. They have changed ownership but you didn’t even notice same service. The place is always clean, decent store for supplies. Pet friendly!

Werner Wolf

Great location, close to Mt Whitney portal, Movie Road, an hour from Bishop with world famous Erick Schat's bakery, and the Ancient Bristlecone Park. Was able to stream full length movies on 2 tv's with no buffering, best wifi experience at a campground that we ever had. Nice pool and small playground. Nice roomy RV site. Will come back for more sight seeing.

Susie Cochran

We stayed here for two nights with our travel trailer while exploring the Eastern Sierras. The reservation and check-in processes were easy. Our site was a pull-through with full hookups. The sites are sand/gravel -- sort of like decomposed granite. The dog park is HUGE. The park offers free coffee and muffins for a few hours each morning in the clubhouse.