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Goodale Creek (BLM)
Goodale Creek BLM Independence CA is a public land managed by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM). It is located in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountains in Inyo County, California. The area is known for its scenic beauty, abundant wildlife, and recreational opportunities. Visitors can enjoy camping, hiking, fishing, hunting, and horseback riding. The area is also home to a variety of plant and animal species, including the endangered California condor. The BLM manages the area to ensure that it remains a healthy and productive habitat for these species.
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User Reviews
James Barton
This place is great! Keith is an awesome host who greeted us and was a wealth of information about local things to do. Great recommendations for food in the nearest town. We camped one night and it was spectacular and very scenic and peaceful. Bathrooms are the cleanest we have seen at any RV park we have been to lately.
Jeffrey Solomon
Very nice and budget-friendly campground. No water but there are restrooms if you need them. The sites are very nice. With picnic table and fire pit, but challenging to level if you have a trailer or RV. Some of them are drive-thrus most are back in. The views of the Sierra are great with odd rock formations around the campground. At least when we were there in mid-march it was very uncrowded but I'm sure as the weather warms up that will change.
Nicholas Rheeman
Ideally located between Bishop and Lone Pine. if you want peace while soaking in the beauty of the Sierras this campground checks all the boxes. Keith is super friendly host who goes out of his way to make sure everyone is enjoying their time. He went out of his way to make sure we had everything we needed and gave us great recommendations for nearby restaurants. One of the best hosts we ever encountered.
Lise Rheeman
Great campsite for hikers. Very few RVs and very quiet! Keith Cooper is a great camp host. Very helpful and knowledgeable about the area. Gave good recommendations on places to eat.
Jen Boatwright
If you want QUIET and off the beaten path. Beautiful views of Mt. Whitney. Far from the highway, spacious campsites, no hook-ups. Hiking trails and a cute little stream. If you want to “get away”…this is a cute little spot.
Susan Barrier
Disabled pass $2.50 Regular $5.00 per night. Absolutely Beautiful here. Good-size campsites. Open year around. All seasons great!
Alyssa adams
Good place for free camping
Charles Terry
A nice Campground for fall, winter, and early spring camping. It gets very hot in the Summer.
Kimberly Cromie
I grew up camping here and going to Independence for The 4th of July parades. good Trout fishing, catch your limit every day. Beautiful scenery
Don Jordan
Summer months are far too hot to stay here unless you have a /c. I call it a bed-and-breakfast campground. Good place to stop for a overnight rest and then leave the next day. Nothing to do there but rest. I stayed two days. I would stay again but in cooler temperatures.