Sadly, this campground was burned and destroyed in the Tamarack Fire in 2021. It’s closed until further notice.
• Increase your chances of camping farther away from loud neighbors—and getting a good night’s sleep.
• Discover exactly which campsites on recreation.gov and in first-come, first-served campgrounds are the most peaceful and private.
• Know which campgrounds have cell phone service so you don’t miss an important call from the boss or your family.
• “It is an excellent book, very informative and accurate. I have taken notes on most of the campgrounds that we visit. Comparing them to what is in the book, it is spot on.
I would highly recommend grabbing a copy of this one. To the authors, thank you for spending the time putting together such a great resource. Well done!”
— One reader’s review of Eastern Sierra And Death
Valley Camping With Privacy
• Range & River Books, Bishop
• Spellbinder Books, Bishop
• Hope Valley Resort • Sorensen’s Resort Hope Valley • Booky Joint, Mammoth Lakes • Rock Creek Lakes Resort
• Mono Lake Committee Bookstore, Lee Vining
• Tioga Gas Mart
• Mammoth Lakes Welcome Center
• Eastern Sierra Visitor’s Center • Shelby’s Book Shoppe, Minden • Sundance Books, Reno
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