CAMP HIGH SIERRA
869 Lake Mary Road (P.O. Box 711)
Mammoth Lakes, CA 93546
Phone: (760) 934-2368

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General Information

Camp High Sierra is owned and operated by the Department of Recreation and Parks. The camp is staff by well qualified, experienced people. Camp High Sierra is a family-oriented facility. When visiting the camp, the campers must be aware of the diversity of the wildlife sometimes seen in camp: bears, coyotes, raccoons, deer, etc. So please campers, please be aware and be careful. The camp is situated amid towering snow-clad moutains in the pictures que Mammoth Lakes region, and is open during the summer months for family camper, trailer, cabin and tent camping. Amenitites include tables and stoves at each campsite, as well as hot shower and sanitary facilities, and a historic recreation lodge. The surrounding scenic areas are perfect for photographs, as well as opportunities for hiking, swimming, fishing, horseback riding, backpack trips and bicycling.

Dogs are welcome in camp, but must remain with you at all times. They must also be on leash when they are outdoors, inside with you at night, with you when you are away from your cabin or campsite, and always kept as quiet as possible.

Campground Fees
The town of Mammoth Lakes has levied a 13% Transient Occupancy Tax. We must add that to your total camp fee.
  Without Tax Including Tax
Camp Sites without Electricity (1 Family, 6 Persons) $22 Per Night $24.86
Camp Sites with Electricity (1 Family, 6 Persons) $28 Per Night $31.64
Cabins 1 - 8 (1 Family, 6 Persons)  $40 Per Night $45.20
Cabins 9, 10 with Sink and Toilet (1 Family, 4 Persons)  $45 Per Night / Indoor Plumbing $50.85
Day Use  $3 Per Person Per Day  
Extra Persons  $3 Each Per Day  
Extra Vehicles  $5 Each Per Day  
Kitchen Rental  $85 Per Day  

Map and directions

From Los Angeles, travel north on I-5 (Golden State Fwy.) to Hwy. 14 (Palmdale/Lancaster exit). Continue north on Hwy. 14 all the way through the town of Mojave. Bear to the right out of Mojave, and continue on 14 until it connects with Hwy 395, about 50 miles north of Mojave. Continue on 395 through Bishop (toward Reno), and exit at the Mammoth Lakes turnoff (Hwy. 203), and continue through Mammoth. The camp will be on your left, approximately one mile past the 3rd signal (on Lake Mary Road). The camp phone number is (760) 934 2368 (summer only).

Map and Directions - High Sierra PDF