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Eastern Sierra campground comparisons

Compare campground water, toilets, shower access, and nearby fishing around June Lake, Mammoth Lakes, Convict Lake, and Bishop Creek.

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Amenities are compared here; live campsite availability and current opening status must be checked on Recreation.gov. “Not listed” means the source does not establish that amenity.

June Lake Campground

June Lake · Drinking water · Flush toilets

Showers: Not listed

Fishing: June Lake shoreline and nearby marinas

Forest setting near town; check individual campsite dimensions.

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Oh Ridge

June Lake · Drinking water · Flush toilets

Showers: Nearby

Fishing: June Lake access

Mostly open sites with limited shade; showers are at a nearby resort.

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Twin Lakes Campground

Mammoth Lakes · Drinking water · Flush toilets

Showers: Nearby

Fishing: Twin Lakes shoreline

Showers are available at the general store, separate from campsite facilities.

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Coldwater Campground

Mammoth Lakes · Drinking water · Flush toilets

Showers: No on-site showers

Fishing: Lake Mary nearby; creeks alongside campground

Two loops near creeks; Duck Pass trail access. No electric hookups.

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Convict Lake Campground

Convict Lake · Drinking water · Flush toilets

Showers: Not listed

Fishing: Convict Creek and lake about 100 yards away

Reservable and first-come sites; no individual-site utility hookups.

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Bishop Park

Bishop Creek · Drinking water · Flush toilets

Showers: Not listed

Fishing: Middle Fork of Bishop Creek

21 reservable sites; many walk-in tent sites. Large RVs not recommended.

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