June Lake Loop Campgrounds
June Lake (Hwy 158) · near June Lake / Lee Vining · Eastern Sierra
Camping
At a glance
- Difficulty
- beginner
- Elevation
- 7600
- Campsites
- Multiple campgrounds
- Season
- Summer (late April–October)
- Fee
- ~$25/night
Permits and booking
- Reservation required
- Yes
- How to reserve
- Reserve on Recreation.gov (6 months ahead; some first-come). Campgrounds along the scenic June Lake Loop, strung with lakes (June, Gull, Silver, Grant) beneath the Sierra crest. Vault toilets, RV sites. Seasonal. Famous fall aspen color.
What is here
- Setting
- mountain
- Amenities
- Lakes along a scenic loop · Trout fishing · Spectacular fall aspens · June Lake village nearby
- Best for
- Eastern Sierra lake camping + fall color
- Features
- Four lakes along a scenic horseshoe · Superb trout fishing · Legendary fall aspen color · Charming June Lake village
Worth knowing
- Dogs
- Allowed
- Good for a first timer
- Yes
Camping detail
- Camp type
- developed · rv
- Intl tip
- Reserve on Recreation.gov 6 months ahead (some first-come). Camp beside the loop's lakes (June, Silver, Gull, Grant); fish, paddle, and hike (Parker Lake). Charming June Lake village (brewery, cafes). LEGENDARY fall aspen color (late Sept–early Oct). Off Hwy 158 near Mono Lake. Summer/fall only. Combine with Mammoth and Mono Lake.
The guide
The June Lake Loop is one of the Eastern Sierra's most scenic and beloved camping destinations — a 16-mile horseshoe drive (Hig…
In the Guidebook
Everything above is yours for free. The written guide to June Lake Loop Campgrounds — what it is actually like, and what we would tell a friend before they went — comes with the Guidebook.
Getting there
- Coordinates
- 37.78, -119.07