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Inyo/Oh Ridge
Overview
Inyo/Oh Ridge offers one of the most iconic mountain vistas in the Eastern Sierra. Situated at an elevation of approximately 7,600 feet, this facility provides a classic alpine atmosphere with sweeping views of the turquoise waters of June Lake and the surrounding peaks. It serves as a premier gateway to the Inyo National Forest, where the refreshing scent of mountain air and natural beauty creates a perfect backdrop for a high-altitude retreat.
Location & Surroundings
The park is perfectly positioned along the famous June Lake Loop, a scenic sub-alpine drive known for its four glacial lakes and jagged mountain backdrop. Surrounded by the towering granite faces of Carson Peak and the Sierra Nevada range, the campground sits on a ridge that overlooks the water. The nearby village of June Lake provides a charming mountain town feel with small-town amenities, local shops, and rustic dining options just a short drive from your campsite.
Amenities & Park Features
This is primarily a dry camping destination, which means there are no electric or water hookups, but it offers spacious paved sites that can accommodate larger RVs and trailers. Key features include reliable flush toilets, communal potable water spigots, and an easily accessible dump station. To help travelers stay safe in nature, each site is equipped with a heavy-duty picnic table, a fire ring, and bear-resistant food lockers which are required for all food storage.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Visitors are within walking distance of the June Lake Swimming Beach, a popular spot featuring sandy shores and cool mountain water. The area is a world-class haven for trout fishing, motorized boating, and paddleboarding. Beyond the water, you can trek through the Ansel Adams Wilderness or take a short drive to explore the unique tufa towers at Mono Lake. The eastern entrance to Yosemite National Park is also a convenient day trip away via the scenic Tioga Pass.
Who This Park Is Best For
This campground is ideal for active outdoor enthusiasts and families who want an immersive nature experience rather than a commercial resort. It is a fantastic choice for photographers looking to capture the morning light on the Sierra peaks and anglers seeking quick access to the marina. If you prioritize scenic tranquility and a central location for exploring the Eastern Sierra over luxury amenities, Inyo/Oh Ridge offers an unforgettable mountain stay.
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- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
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User Reviews
ziad sedki
Well, the weather ruined our stay, as the winds was hauling and rained like crazy, October 2-3. It was subzero temps. Not much to do. Best time to visit here is before/on labor day weekend. Don't recommend beyond that point. It even snowed in Mammoth Mountain during that time!
Ricky Marconi
Lots of pine cone to use for fire burning. Easy access to June Lake. Extra $10 for driving into the lake. Bathroom was clean and had heating so it was great. Good signal for phone.
Jessica Sala
I came here with my family hoping to enjoy June lake, unfortunately they regulate this campground so much, they make things that should be simple complicated. The staff is very unfriendly and the amount of rules and charges they add on makes it hard to enjoy.
A Mclellan
Expensive. The free bathroom at The Silver Lake was better stocked than the bathroom for $46.00 at this campground. Nobody that worked there was friendly and an extra $10.00 to get closer to the beach. They wouldn't even let me go drive and look to see it was worth it. Im disabled with limited walking. I wouldn't choose this campground as my first choice.
Bradley
Loud party people. Quiet hours not enforced. Rude manger when complaint made. Refund denied. camp sites are littered and touching each other. Very little shade. Cramped small sites. People who never camp anywhere else might think it’s ok but it’s not even like camping.