Rafeek Y.
9/28/2021
Spent 3 nights here last week with family and friends and a good time was had by all. Campsite 78 had enough flat land the tent and 4Runner but not much more than that. We spent the days at site...
Twin Lakes Campground
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518 Twin Lakes Rd
Mammoth Lakes, CA 93546
Twin Lakes Campground in Mammoth Lakes, CA, nestled in the Inyo National Forest in the eastern Sierra Nevada Mountains, offers a serene lakeside camping experience. Surrounded by stunning vistas, this large facility is split into two sections by Twin Lakes, with campsites varying in proximity to the shore.
Visitors can enjoy a range of outdoor activities, including fishing, boating, hiking, and viewing waterfalls, all against the backdrop of the snow-capped Mammoth Mountain. The campground provides amenities such as picnic tables, campfire rings, flush toilets, and drinking water, ensuring a comfortable stay amidst the natural beauty of the area.
With a variety of recreational opportunities nearby, from fishing in the 108-acre lakes to exploring Mammoth Lakes Basin and the John Muir Wilderness, Twin Lakes Campground offers a gateway to a wealth of outdoor adventures in a forested setting at an elevation of 8,600 feet.
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4.558 reviews
LP M.
9/16/2024
It's so beautiful here! Everywhere you look as you drive up you see mountains or a waterfall or towering trees or a shimmering lake! The bathrooms have flushing toilets and are really clean, no...
Brenda P.
10/19/2022
First time camping in a larger area with multiple camp sites next to each other. When you arrive, there's no check in at a gate. You just find your numbered spot and just offload your stuff....
Arnel D.
9/6/2024
Twin Lakes Campground in Mammoth offers an exceptional outdoor experience. Surrounded by stunning natural beauty, it features breathtaking vistas of both the mountains and the serene lake. It's an...
Shane S.
9/12/2024
Restrooms are very clean and well kept for a campground. Camp hosts are pretty attentive and friendly. Whenever someone checked out of their site, the hosts would quickly groom the sites and...
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