RV rental June Lake, CA: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

June Lake camping areas are easily available and in plenty. The June Lake RV Park is a smaller campground with two sites. Facilities at the park include full hookups, big rig access, 30 and 50 amp electric service, water, sewer, WiFi, and cell phone reception. There is a laundry room, fish cleaning station, cable television, and ice available for campers. Pets are welcome at the site but as per Mono County laws, must be kept on a leash at all times. To camp in an RV near June Lake, try the Golden Pine RV Park with 26 campsites. Make use of full hookups, 30 and 50 amp electric service, big rig access, tent camping, sewer, water, WiFi, restrooms, and showers. Kids will enjoy exploring the recreational trails around the park. Pets are welcome here but must be on a leash at all times.

Park your RV rental at June Lake to enjoy easy access to the nearby attractions. While the lake itself has so much to offer, the town of June Lake is equally enthralling. Once you’ve explored the lake and its offerings, consider spending some time in the nearby areas surrounding the lake. A Mono County camper rental is perfect to drive around the June Lake Loop. Covering a continuous stretch of about 16 miles, the entire loop offers views of breathtaking scenery. The loop is filled with hidden corners, trailheads and lookout points with views of the mountains, lakes, and forests. Take your time driving through the loop, and stop as often as you can for photographs. For the perfect sunrise and sunset, make a trip to Yost Trail. A short hike of about 20 minutes brings you to a perfect viewing spot of the town of June Lake, along with June Lake and Gull Lake, but most important are the stunning sunrise and sunset views you’ll get to see from this point. Not very far from town is the Mono Lake South Tufa that’s definitely worth checking out. The massive Mono Lake is home to the limestone rocks called Tufas that appear from out of the middle of the lake. Some of the Tufas are accessible by foot on the south shore of the lake, when you go through the Mono Lake Tufa State Natural Reserve. It’s a good idea to sign up for a Naturalist Tour to get an in-depth understanding of these unique geological formations. The town of June Lake has a couple of interesting dining options to try out, and if you like your beer, don’t miss stopping by at June Lake Brewing; sample the locally-made beers in the tasting room of the brewhouse. From a Hawaiian food truck to Mexican food joints, a few bars to a candy store the kids will love, you’ll enjoy eating out in this small town. Stock up on supplies at the local convenience store and fill up your rental RV at the gas station before heading off on your next adventure.