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GenieMagic
84
GenieScore
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GenieSummary
This county park is a great spot for an overnight stay or a weekend getaway. With beautiful views of the Eastern Sierra and Mount Whitney, this campground is ideally located just off 395 at the base of Onion Valley Road. The campground features fire pits, picnic tables, and water, as well as a small creek running through the site. The sites are close together and the back half of the park offers freestyle camping. There are shade trees at some sites and interesting walking trails that lead to town. Native American grinding stones can also be observed on these trails. The restroom consists of a two seat vault toilet. The campground is kid and pet friendly and payment is made via reservation app. There is no host or turn around, and the road is rough getting in. This is a great spot to explore the area, with the movie museum in Lone Pine, Alabama Hills, and the old Hatchery just north of Independence all nearby.
From The Campground
Inyo County Parks and Recreation offers outdoor recreation by providing and maintaining fifteen parks and campgrounds for our residents and visitors. All of the County operated campgrounds include flowing creeks in a rustic setting to enhance the camping experience. Pleasant Valley Campground provides year-round fishing in the Owens River and the Diaz Lake Campground offers an 80-acre lake for fishing and water sport recreation. The Millpond Recreation Area offers over 120-acres of park setting. The park amenities include a new disc golf course, tennis courts, play equipment, a gazebo for special events, softball fields, horseshoe pits, and a ten-acre pond for swimming and fishing and a beach area with covered picnic ramadas.
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Activities
Discounts
No Discount Data
Affiliates
No Affiliation Data
Contact
(760) 873-5577
telliott@inyocounty.us
GenieMagic
84
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Reservations
Quick Stats
15
Sites
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Site Price
31ft.
Max Site Size (L)
4035ft.
Elevation
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GenieSummary
This county park is a great spot for an overnight stay or a weekend getaway. With beautiful views of the Eastern Sierra and Mount Whitney, this campground is ideally located just off 395 at the base of Onion Valley Road. The campground features fire pits, picnic tables, and water, as well as a small creek running through the site. The sites are close together and the back half of the park offers freestyle camping. There are shade trees at some sites and interesting walking trails that lead to town. Native American grinding stones can also be observed on these trails. The restroom consists of a two seat vault toilet. The campground is kid and pet friendly and payment is made via reservation app. There is no host or turn around, and the road is rough getting in. This is a great spot to explore the area, with the movie museum in Lone Pine, Alabama Hills, and the old Hatchery just north of Independence all nearby.
From The Campground
Inyo County Parks and Recreation offers outdoor recreation by providing and maintaining fifteen parks and campgrounds for our residents and visitors. All of the County operated campgrounds include flowing creeks in a rustic setting to enhance the camping experience. Pleasant Valley Campground provides year-round fishing in the Owens River and the Diaz Lake Campground offers an 80-acre lake for fishing and water sport recreation. The Millpond Recreation Area offers over 120-acres of park setting. The park amenities include a new disc golf course, tennis courts, play equipment, a gazebo for special events, softball fields, horseshoe pits, and a ten-acre pond for swimming and fishing and a beach area with covered picnic ramadas.
Amenities
Activities
Discounts
No Discount Data
Affiliates
No Affiliation Data
Contact
(760) 873-5577
telliott@inyocounty.us
Quick Stats
15
Sites
--
Site Price
31ft.
Max Site Size (L)
4035ft.
Elevation
176339
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