Junction Campground

Junction Campground

Location: 2 Junction Campground, Lee Vining, California, 93541
Lat/Long: 37.938400 / -119.251070
Phone No: 760-873-2400
Website : http://www.fs.usda.gov
Rating
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Amenities Onsite: Vault toilets | No drinking water | Picnic table | Fire rings | Bear box | Firewood$ | Trash service | Shaded spots | Dirt camp roads | Dirt parking pads | Stream access | Camp host | Pets ok | No cell service | ADA site |  
Amenities Nearby : No services in the area | Remote Location |  
Recreation Onsite: Fishing | Hiking | Road touring |  
Recreation Nearby: Mono Lake | Yosemite National Park |  

Description

California, Junction Campground Lee Vining is the closest city to Junction Campground being approximately 15 miles away.  The campground is located in the Inyo National Forest.

Direction:

From US 395 at Lee Vining, go west on CA 120.  After you pass Ellery Lake on the left side of the highway, look to the right for Saddlebag Lake Road.  Take a right onto Saddlebag Lake Road and the campground will be one block up on the left. 

To access the campground there is a small bridge leading to the campground.  There is a RV length limit on the bridge of 25 feet for the RV.

Please see the Campbase map tab for the exact location.  

Comment

Junction Campground is located at an elevation of 9600 feet.  This is a high altitude campground and may not be suitable for people with breathing difficulties.  Just 13 campsites near the Tuolumne Meadows entrance to Yosemite National Park.  Campsites will accommodate a 25 foot vehicle.  No drinking water is available. Pit toilets are available. 14 day stay limit. Each campsite has a bear locker.  Located on Mine Creek and Lee Vining Creek.  Camp spots are small, RV's larger than 25 feet are not recommended.  Most spots have shade trees.  This is a first-come, first-served campground.  There is one ADA site at this location.  This is an active bear area and they are active during the day.  Please keep all food secure and click that bear spray on the right side of this page.  The dirt camp roads make this campground a bit dusty.  No cell service, 

Campbase could not find campground open and closing dates however, the area may be inaccessable during the winter months due to snow.

The primary activity from this campground is touring into Yosemite National Park near the Tuolumne Meadows.  There is a visitors center there.  Campers also like the stream and lake fishing near the campground.  


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