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Inyo/Hartley Springs
Inyo Hartley Springs is a popular destination for outdoor recreation in June Lake, California. Located in the Eastern Sierra Nevada Mountains, the area is known for its stunning views of the surrounding mountains and lakes. The area is home to a variety of activities, including fishing, camping, hiking, and mountain biking. There are several trails in the area, including the June Lake Loop, which is a popular destination for hikers and mountain bikers. The area is also home to several hot springs, including Hartley Springs, which is a popular spot for soaking in the natural hot springs.
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User Reviews
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.
Hector J Mendoza
Great place, really quiet 10pm -6am. Just 10 per night donation. About 2 miles from 395 hwy to campground, I was a little nervous at first hauling a 32' about 13'6 high thru the dirt road, then I saw it was possible and enjoyed it. I loved this place because it is in between June Lake- silver lake and Mammoth Lakes. It's just great spot to bring your toys. Will be back next summer.
Terence S.
Seems like a nice campsite. Didn't stay because t-mobile cell service was spotty.
Defhault Siystemerror
I camped near this campground in the forest so review will vary. Met the friendly camp host, they seem pretty helpful for a no frills free campground. Sign says no trash service, no water. It seems all sites are numbered and have picnic tables. I saw a pit toilet, but come prepared. Road is bumpy and sandy and steep, but I've seen at least 2 class A's towing trailers come this far so anything can make it if you drive carefully. If campground is full you can dispersed camp nearby along the road to the campground. The area gets busy on the weekend, but seems empty mon-wed. Perfect Verizon signal for internet. This review is for camping in July.
Kadi
It was lovely! I made friends with a couple of chipmunks 😊
Chris Rosenau
I can't believe this place is free, it's better than a lot of the state parks I've been too. Fire pits, nice tables, pit toilets. Well spread out, tons or room for many RV's
Heather Ellis
A great campground with a friendly host! Spots have plenty of space and the roads through the campground are well maintained. The bathrooms were also well maintained. This has easily become one of my favorite spots to stay!
Suwei Wu
Great out-in-the-woods campground. Big flat sites under large pine trees. Free. Primitive with just a picnic table and a fire ring. No toilets, pit or otherwise, when we were there over Memorial Day weekend - dig a hole and pack out your toilet paper.