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Inyo/Big Springs
Inyo Big Springs is a popular camping and fishing spot located in June Lake, California. The area is known for its stunning views of the Sierra Nevada Mountains and its crystal clear waters. The area is home to a variety of fish, including trout, bass, and catfish. There are several campgrounds in the area, as well as a boat launch and a picnic area. Visitors can also enjoy hiking, biking, and horseback riding in the area.
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- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
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User Reviews
Ken Herdrick
One of the nicest BLM campgrounds I've ever camped in. Huge, level sites with a firepit. It's technically free but a donation of $10 is requested. It's worth more than that.
Sean Bonick
Excellent campgrounds, clean bathrooms, very large camp sites for all sizes of RV's. Grounds are well maintained. I give it 4.8 stars. The wind is crazy strong right now July 3. 2025 @ 9:20 pm. Has been Breezy for the last two days. We'll see how tomorrow goes wind wise.
Krlos Bautista
Beautiful place near to June lake And keep in mind is definitely dry camping make sure you bring what’s needed for dry camping, they do provide bathrooms that’s about it
Gary Shannon
This is a really good camping area just 2 miles off 395. Lots of spaces and it's free. (The USFS does ask for a $10 per night donation, but it's up to you.) The only cons is that it can get noisy with lots of OHV's and off-road motorcycles plus people running generators. Still a great spot to hold up while you explore Mono Lake and Mammoth Lakes. No water or electric but vault toilets are readily available.
Mark McQueen
Nice camping spot a couple of miles off of 395 just North of Mammoth Lakes. Easy enough drive on graded dirt road to get to the campground. The campground is in Inyo National Forest and while a donation is recommended, your campsite is free - but really, give what you can. On the Thursday before labor day there were plenty of campsites from which to choose. There were more than a couple RV's and each had additional gator's and other offroad vehicles. RV Campers were decent and did not crank their generators all night, in fact I didn't hear one. There were pit toilets, but I didn't end up needing them. The 25 campsites are in the middle of a pine forest and each had a picnic table and bear box.