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High up in the Sierra Nevada Mountains of eastern California, you can book an RV in June Lake and have the dream vacation you deserve. At over 7,000 feet in elevation, June Lake might feel like heaven, but it is easy to get to and from when you drive your June Lake camper rental through the adjacent Yosemite National Park.
June Lake was first inhabited by the Paiute natives of California, before hunters, prospectors, lumberjacks, miners, and other European Americans began racing west in search of prosperity.
June Lake is now a popular mountain town dependent on tourism, with most of its small businesses and restaurants found on either side of State Route 158. Less than a thousand people are considered permanent residents of June Lake, but these numbers swell when the summertime rolls around. June Lake isn’t merely a summertime destination though; winter is arguably a more amazing time to take a trip to June Lake, as there are a few of the state’s best ski and snowboarding mountain resorts just minutes from town.
The closest major cities to June Lake are Fresno and Sacramento, although both locations take over six hours of driving when you rent an RV and feel the urge to explore the wonderful Golden State. No matter what you decide to do on your vacation, you are bound to make some priceless memories.
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The Great Outdoors
June Lake is essentially an outdoor mecca nestled in the mountains of eastern California, beckoning adventurous people from all over the country. Whether you enjoy backcountry trekking, rock climbing, skiing, or fishing, there is a place for you within driving distance of June Lake. Inyo National Forest is a natural place to start, considering it surrounds June Park on all sides. The forest is loaded with natural landmarks, like Pahoa Island in Mono Lake, and Mount Whitney, the tallest mountain in the contiguous United States. This incredible forest is home to the world’s oldest trees too, with bristlecone trees thought to be thousands of years old. While Inyo National Forest holds the eastern slopes of Mount Whitney, the western slopes of the mountain fall in Sequoia National Park, another one of California’s epic parks. Sequoia National Park is named for the sequoia trees found throughout its forests, one of the two most massive species of tree on the planet. Together with Sequoia National Forest, the two entities make up well over a million and a half acres of pristine land in the Sierra Nevada Mountains. There you can hike for days without seeing another person, or camp out in the comfort of your June Lake camper rental.Kings Canyon National Park is next on the list, just to the south of Mount Whitney, and home to Kings Canyon itself. This stunning natural masterpiece holds one of the world’s most breathtaking canyons, carved deep into the Earth’s crust by hundreds of millions of years of erosion. Kings Canyon National Park also has some of the largest and oldest trees on the planet, as well as hundreds of miles of hiking and biking trails, and some fabulous campgrounds too.Yosemite National Park is the crown jewel of California’s outdoor attractions, bringing in over four million people each year to see the stunning natural landmarks, granite monoliths like El Capitan, and cascading waterfalls trickling down from lofty cliff sides overlooking Yosemite Valley. El Capitan is a massively popular geological feature that is a huge hit with rock climbers around the world. There are amazing secluded hiking spots, swimming lakes, fishing ponds, and campgrounds where you can park your June Lake RV rental when you decide to visit.
RV Parks
Camping areas are easy to come by in California, especially high up in the mountains that have become a heavily visited area. June Lake RV Park is found right in town, an easy place to reach when you pick up your June Lake RV rental by owner. There are no lakes within the park, but only a short walk is necessary to get to swimming areas, restaurants, shopping areas, and other useful places. There is a small fishing pond on-site as well as a BBQ pit and grilling area.Mono Vista RV Park is north of town by Mono Lake. This family-owned park has spacious, green, shaded RV spaces that can fit even the largest recreational vehicles. There are bathrooms, showers, and cable TV for guests who stay.Mammoth Mountain RV Park is over in Mammoth Lakes, minutes from the legendary ski mountain. The park is open year-round. There are laundry facilities, bathrooms, hiking trails, and much more that you can do during your trip to Mammoth Mountain RV Park.
City Sightseeing
There are no real attractions in June Lake, due to its small size and remote location. The main features of June Lake lie beyond its city limits in the mountains and forests of eastern California. Aside from a few breweries, restaurants, shopping centers, and other local businesses, June Lake is mostly a hub for those exploring the great outdoors.June Mountain is a neat place to visit when you rent an RV in town. This family-friendly ski and snowboard resort consisting of two mountains, Rainbow Mountain and June Mountain. Ski lifts carry passengers up thousands of feet, to over 10,000 feet in elevation. There are trails for beginners, and backcountry skiing for experts too.Mammoth Mountain Resort is a few towns over, and an even larger and more famous place to ski and snowboard. Mammoth Mountain Resort is home to lots of Olympians while they practice for the winter games. The park has even hosted big-name events and competitions due to its long ski season which spans from November to late May.
We went to Labor Day weekend with friends, we were 7 families over 5 tent sites. The only downside was that during the booking, we couldn't choose the sites, and I had to ask the front desk many times to remember to assign them together. There is one place where 5 sites are together, and they did it. I would consider upgrading the reservation system to choose the sites. We have experience with booking other camping, and there is an option to book specific sites. In general, the place is great. I like that there is electricity, water, and clean restrooms. The store could have more snacks /drinks available and be open later.
This was my second time staying at this resort and I will start by saying that the staff here has consistently been very helpful and friendly. Restroom facilities are nice and clean. Lots of cool amenities like a game room and pool, access to the lake. Weekends seem to be for the party crowd so it’s pretty noisy with lots of activity around the park. I noticed a lot of the sites are pretty uneven and very small unless you get a fifth wheel spot.