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Tuttle Creek (BLM)
Tuttle Creek BLM is a public land managed by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) located in Lone Pine, California. The area is known for its stunning views of the Sierra Nevada Mountains and the Owens Valley. It is a popular destination for camping, hiking, horseback riding, and off-roading. The area is also home to a variety of wildlife, including mule deer, coyotes, and golden eagles. Tuttle Creek BLM is a great place to explore and enjoy the outdoors.
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- Recreational Facilities
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- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Facility
- Hunting Nearby (within 20 miles)
- On-Site Rentals
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User Reviews
Brent Smiley
Dry camping in one of the most beautiful campgrounds you we'll ever visit. I'm attaching the morning view. Hot in the middle of summer, cold in the middle of winter, perfect place in spring or fall. It's Thanksgiving week hi of 65 low of 38. Perfection. Bonus: Manzanar is only about 5 miles up the road. I hesitate to post this because I don't want it to be too popular. Oh, and cost is $8 a night. BLM campground baby! Bonus 2: T-Mobile 4 bars of 5g
Leonie Darsow
This is a wonderful simple campground in the affordable range. Well maintained with clean toilets and trash disposal. The sites are well sized and have large fire rings. The two sites next to ours had horse paddocks! You can get fresh water from the creek and the views are fabulous. We rode the motorcycle to the nearby Alabama Hills and up to Lone Pine Lake (well, almost). Definitely recommended, would stay there again.
Alexandre Zorn
Great place to stay the night. Camping spots are very nice with a small creek nearby. No need for reservations, just pay with a small envelope at the entrance (cashless also available) 10 bucks a night for a regular spot.
Drea Ervin
Great little BLM campground! The fee is $10/night, and $5 with your senior/access pass. The views of the Eastern Sierra Mountains and Alabama Hills are unbelievable. You are close to Mt. Whitney and Alabama Hills. The restrooms are pit toilets, which could use a little love. There is a creek splitting the two sides of the campground. Bugs are biting. Potable water is available, as well as a dump station for a $10 fee. Dumpsters are at the entrance. You can stay up to 30 days with a permit from the BLM office.
Michael “Wolfy” Howes
Camped here last minute on our way through the area… it’s first come first serve but luckily we found a spot - we arrived around sunset… it’s in a beautiful location and super cheap for such an awesome campground. Has toilets, picnic table, grill, nice tent pads, etc. very clean, spacious for car camping - it was full and we didn’t feel cramped at all. You can also have fires in the fire ring - big plus. The road in/out is easily passable. Lots of nearby hikes and amazing views camping right underneath Mt Whitney… spectacular place when you consider price, quiet, accessible but also far from town, amenities, etc. Definitely plan to stay here more!