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Inyo/Iris Meadow
Overview
Overview
Inyo/Iris Meadow is a quiet, well-maintained RV destination located in the heart of Bishop, California. This park offers a peaceful atmosphere that serves as an excellent base for travelers looking to explore the rugged beauty of the Eastern Sierra. With its convenient layout and clean facilities, it appeals to those who value a straightforward, comfortable stay while prioritizing access to the natural wonders of the surrounding high desert and mountain landscapes.
Location & Surroundings
Situated within the town of Bishop, the park places visitors right at the intersection of alpine adventure and small-town convenience. Guests will enjoy stunning mountain views while being just minutes away from local grocery stores, unique restaurants, and supply shops. The location is ideal for travelers navigating Highway 395 who want to experience the dramatic scenery of the Sierras without sacrificing proximity to modern services and town amenities.
Amenities & Park Features
The park is designed to accommodate various RV sizes, providing full hookup sites that ensure a comfortable stay during your journey. Guests can expect well-kept gravel pads, reliable utility connections, and a clean environment throughout the grounds. The management focuses on maintaining a neat and orderly setting, which provides peace of mind for travelers who appreciate a functional, no-frills experience while on the road.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Outdoor enthusiasts will find endless opportunities just outside the park gates. From world-class fishing in nearby creeks and lakes to hiking trails that lead deep into the Inyo National Forest, there is no shortage of adventure. Those interested in history can visit the nearby Laws Railroad Museum, while rock climbers and photographers will find the unique geological formations of the Buttermilk Country absolutely essential for their travel itineraries.
Who This Park Is Best For
This park is best suited for active outdoor enthusiasts, retirees, and road trippers traveling along the Eastern Sierra corridor. It is perfect for those who spend their days exploring the great outdoors and desire a reliable, quiet place to recharge in the evenings. If you value a prime location for mountain recreation and appreciate a friendly, welcoming community, this park will likely align perfectly with your travel preferences.
Features & Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Facility
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
Reviews
Ted Buckley
Beautiful Fall colors late September/early October. Not too busy this time of year. Lots of Aspen around the meadow.
Steve Albano
Campground was closed due to Winter storm damage. I fished Rock Creek through this Campground and it looks great. This is primitive camping - no hook ups for RV's, but the scenery and access to Rock Creek and Rock Creek Lake make up for it.
Crystal Pharma (Sreymom)
We were there just a short time. So could only enjoy the view and the river flows!
Steve Burton
Very nice campground next to creek. Fishing was OK, but not great. No problem getting a popup camper in.
erick pfaff
Campgroud is nice and right next to river, but the host was very passive aggressive. He threaten to call the police if we didn't move our tent away from the creek. He cited some rule about needing to be a hundred ft away from the creek. This was impossible because our entire site was within 100 ft. I think he didn't like us and wanted his fishing spot back. Too much drama. If you don't want people to camp there put up a sign. Stay away from this place and their random rule enforcement.