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Tinnemaha Creek (Inyo County Park)
Tinnemaha Creek Inyo County Park is a scenic park located in Big Pine, California. The park is situated along the banks of Tinnemaha Creek, a tributary of the Owens River. The park offers a variety of recreational activities, including fishing, camping, hiking, and picnicking. The park is also home to a variety of wildlife, including deer, coyotes, and birds. The park is a great place to relax and enjoy the beauty of nature.
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- Recreational Facilities
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- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
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User Reviews
Ruben V
Vault toilets (clean) nice creek, night sky full of stars. Fire pits. $14 per night fee.
Cameron Ljungkull
Tinnemaha camp grounds in an absolutely gorgeous spot to get away from the city, the campsite does not have beds, electricity or any other "hotel amenities" you might expect, come ready to park and set up camp! If you're coming with a group, Tinnemaha is perfect, the creek is perfect for cooling off after hiking & baking in the sun! Definitely worth a desert visit! 🏜
JustForYouTube123
Amazing view, nice clean creek for when its summer and u need to cool off. They offer blocks of ice at the chevron nearby too. Watch iut for cows on the drive tho! Almost hit one!
Phillip Booker
I don't know how to use the "rooms" or "service" stars option as this is just a campground but we came here and just used the area for the day and absolutely loved it. It is super remote and there was only one other person in the entire camp when we were there and we never saw them. We just saw their RV. There were some big trucks that utilize the main road but they didn't interfere with us at all. It is very quiet and has a wonderful stream running through it that is absolutely full of trout! Super cool... We will absolutely be going back!
Chinarut -
this is an amazing gem! Warm weather next to snow-capped mountains - bliss! I was here in beginning of June & the weather was PERFECT - a sharp contrast from the Santa Cruz mountains I just come from where I was freezing! the evenings were so incredibly pleasant & while the sun did beat down during the day, it was time to just hang out in a shade structure whether it's your own or under some of the big trees by the river! (bring a hammock to hang by or over the river!) (you can also fish for trout!) I will definitely come back & I'm told it's very easy to drop in without a reservation as the place is not very well known.