Mammoth Campground

Bad wifi. Friendly people at the registration. Places only separated by a yellow line. Good enough for one night. Building site near 92 and 93. We are here on Sunday, no idea if it gives some 'sound' when they start working on Monday 😉

Beautiful Mammoth Lakes but this campground doesn't stand up to that. Campsites are like big parking lots without tables and fire rings. I mean there was some made of few rocks in circles. There is no privacy because there is only yellow line on asphalt that separate you and your neighbors. Even though it said full hook ups I didn't get site with sewage and during winter water is off (understandable)

Clean Restrooms and showers. Kind and friendly staff. Got to see some coyotes and other wildlife. We had a 38ft trailer and there was plenty of space for us to get in and out!

Great place! Clean, organized, well run! We went with a group and it was a fabulous place! I highly reccomend a visit!

This place was nice. I went at the end of the season and there were lots of open spaces. The bathroom was nice an warm with a heat when I was really cold out.

Nice facilities and well maintained. Close to the highway so you can hear the cars. The pool doesn't open until noon.

Nice campground located at the edge of town but still has a remote feeling. It's close to restaurants and shopping. Large trees provide shade and sites are not too close together. There are clean restrooms with running water. The only thing I didn't like is the toilet bowl in the one by my campsite was very low and an older or handicap person would have trouble using it.

Decent place, bathrooms are not the cleanest but I feel like the campground try’s hard to keep them clean, it’s more on the courtesy of the campers nowadays. Good location to be close to necessities.

Not sure why there's so many negative reviews. We went for the first time and had a great time. We were in Spot 215 which was next to the restroom / showers. Larger spot. Not near the road or on the other side where there's no sewer hookup which is by some buildings. The tent sites were in front of us. Those seemed nice. But beware there's an electrical box in the middle. There's also more tent sites that's not shown on the map. Those are really nice. But towards the back is a neighborhood and elementary school. The camp hosts were nice. They kept the campground really clean. We will be staying there again.

Beware! Terrible cancellation policy. I booked a one night stay on a Friday, 13 days before my visit. Plans changed and cancelled that Monday. They kept all my money and said I had to cancel 14 days prior to be charged the $25 fee. little hard when it wasn't even booked 14 days prior. very unethical business practices and I will never give them another dime of my money! Just be warned they will rip you off!

This place is great - we've stayed here for years. The full hookup sites are awesome, location near town is great, and yet you don't feel like you're in town. The staff is friendly and helpful. Be aware that partial hookup spots are on asphalt and feel like a parking lot, but that's because they're open year round. Great option if you are winter camping/ skiing. It looks like the bad reviews are people who stayed in these spots without doing their homework. We'll be back.

We booked the partial hookup site #41. (All the full hookup sites were full). Don't book #41. The tiny fire pit is "far" away amongst some weeds. Other fire pits were located appropriately. Biggest disappointment was the filthy showers and once the hot water ran out in the middle of showering. The laundry room was great. We didn't use the pool or hot tub. Site 41 was on an old parking lot -no trees, just some weedy looking shrubs and dirt. Will not return to this park.

We stayed at Mammoth Mountain RV Park during a winter storm, and it was a lifesaver! The night before, we were boondocking near June Lake when one of our tire chains broke, leaving us stuck in deep snow. My husband spent half the day digging us out with a mini shovel before a kind plow truck driver came to our rescue. After finally making it to the Shell station at the 158 and 395 intersection, we found out the highway was closed and ended up waiting for several hours. Desperate for a safe place to stay, we called MMRV. Over the phone, my husband misheard and thought they had availability that night, so once the roads reopened around 6 PM, we made the treacherous 1.5-hour drive through a full-on blizzard to get there. Upon arrival, we left a message, and Elizabeth texted back asking if we had a reservation--which we didn't. Unfortunately, she clarified that they were actually booked for the night but had availability the following day. My husband explained our situation, emphasizing that we had a baby in the car and couldn't risk driving further in the dark. Elizabeth responded, "Let me see what I can do..." and next thing we knew, Jaime was out there plowing a spot just for us. Not only did Jaime clear a space for us, but when he saw my husband struggling to shovel out our car with a tiny shovel, he kindly offered his larger shovel to help! It was such a small but incredibly thoughtful gesture that made a huge difference. Originally, we planned to stay just one night, but we extended to two because of how well-maintained and convenient the campground was. The location is perfect, and the amenities are great--hot showers, clean bathrooms, free drinking water, an indoor pool and jacuzzi (which we didn't use), and laundry facilities ($2.50-$3 per wash and dry, with soap, bleach, and dryer sheets available for purchase). The only minor issue was that our electricity hookup wasn't working, but it wasn't a problem since our teardrop trailer has solar power. Overall, we loved our stay at MMRV and can't recommend it enough--especially for winter travelers. Huge thanks to Elizabeth and Jaime for their kindness and hospitality!

Beware. Terrible customer service. Terrible absentee staff. They are the only game in town and they know it. I obtained my reservation 6 months in advance. I showed up exactly at 2p per the rules. Upon arrival a note says the office will be closed due to jury duty. The phone number to call goes unanswered for an hour. A little senior lady volunteer, presumably the employees mother, with evident signs of dementia shows up and tries to help but can't solve any questions. She gets frustrated and begins to cry easily. So cruel to put her that situation. Elizabeth finally called hours later from a remote location stating she could check Us in finally but we were 2 hours down the road. No apology, no refund, no credit even when it was there fault. We were scrambling to make other arrangements last minute. We will not be back. BTW even at their best, they never answer the phone you must email them. Horrible service. Avoid them.

I wish there was a 0 stars. Do not stay here! Campsites are literally on asphalt with a tiny patch of dirt. Ours was right up against 2 huge propane tanks. Table was tiny, fire pit was just a circle of rocks. We were awakened at 6 am to nearby construction ( right across the street). NO warning about this on the website. Staff were rude. It seems like they made a ton of RV spaces wherever they could just to make money. Everything was rundown. We left early because of how awful it was.

We arrived to Mammoth Mtn RV park and were so disappointed. Our space was a parking spot on asphalt with a small dirt patch with weeds that was set behind the trailer. Thank goodness I had cancelled additional days there. At 6am the jackhammers and tractors started up next door. There was no notification on the website that advised you that there would be non-stop construction noise. In addition, it was the most expensive place that I booked and the absolute worst RV place that we stayed on our trip. Skip this place, go down to McGee Creek RV instead.

We really enjoyed our weekend here. Our spot was Amazing 203 full hook ups surrounded by tall evergreens. Short bike ride or walk into town. Free trolly can pick you up across the street at the visitors center and takes the loop through town. Dogs must wear a muzzle !!!! Fall is the best time when leaves change and not to cold or crowded. Definitely be back

Great place. Very quiet. Clean bathrooms. $55 for one night. IF YOU CALL, press "4" if you actually want to talk to someone. If not, good luck

Been coming here for 8 years and the service is awful. Almost non-existent. They have horrible attitudes and get mad at YOU because they don't answer the phone or return messages AT ALL. How do you expect a smooth transaction when you refuse to even communicate with your customers? Absolutely, abhorrently rude woman called me out of the blue tonight telling me I need to pay in cash from now on because I disputed charges last year AFTER I CANCELLED WITH THEM due to road conditions. Of course I disputed the charges. I cancelled. I called. I emailed. You guys don't exist when it comes to customer service. I don't know how many times I had to tell this lady -- You can have the $109 you're crying about. Zero issue to me. Take it. "No, you're going to bring it in cash, and you're paying in cash from now on" lol, i'm really not. No wonder no one goes to this place anymore and they had to double their rates. Learn to pick up the phone and speak, then you won't have issues with your customers like this.

Is there actually an employee here at this park? Neon sign on door says "open" but I never saw an employee in the office the whole time. Do they really sell propane as the sign says? We ran out of propane and they have a sign saying we sell propane. But the sign on the door was either we don't work these days or we are gone. Finally called the number and was not told if they do or not. Was just told where I can get it in town. When you reserve your spot there is no real way to choose your spot. We ended up in a parking lot. Literally a parking lot for how much a night? Yeah I get it. Everything else is booked so we had to stay here as we were helping one of our children resupply on the pct. But it you can find another place in mammoth. Go there.

Such a lovely place to camp. Bathrooms are clean and the park is quiet. Centrally located close to town.

We got a last minute spot at 7pm online & showed up not too long after. The office was closed but they sent us all the information we needed and was an easy check in with a map! Clean bathrooms & showers as well. Thank you!

We camped for fathers Day weekend 6.17-20.21 Tried booking in April but all the RV Hook ups were already all unavailable. This Rv Park is a mixture of RV & tent camp grounds available. It's right in the beginning when you enter Mammoth Lakes. Can't miss it. Lots of amenities including a pool available. There is a restroom with individual rooms included with sink, toilet & shower if privacy is wanted near the sink area to wash items/dishes. It's clean every morning. So it's pretty clean. They have sink where there are 2 double sink available. For your convenience. One star deducted for it being so dusty for the non pave dirt road. Per mine and my husband rating for this park. I mean what do you expect for outdoor camping. We did encounter a bear visit on Saturday morning on our camp site. Besides everything else. There is no other complaint. Will definitely book here in the future.

Although, I can't rate this Rv park for a nights visit I can say this is where we come on our way into the wild. We always come on the way in to fill up on water tank and or dump both tanks on the way out with ease. The park itself is always full and the staff is friendly. The different stations are easily marked unlike other locations we have been to. For a small price it has been out go to before submerging away from the hustle and bustle of life where the bear run wild and the stars shine bright. Can't wait until my next adventure!

If I had to go to Mammoth again, I don't think I would stay here.It's close to town, that's probably the only good thing. DO NOT TRY and call this place. They will aNOT answer they don't return calls there. Voice Mail said they're full through June. I was there for 4 days and five spots literally five we're not occupied at all so they are not FULL, I don't know who the owner is I guess they're not interested in money. We had a gentleman next to us. He was so rude but he moved so that solvedthat problem but again somebody needs to answer these phones. There's too many other places. I don't think I'll be back.

i had a family emergency and have tried to cancel my reservation for 12 days now, and i get no call back or a return email. No one answers the phone. I love staying there, but the customer service is ridiculous.

I was a bit afraid of coming here after seeing all the negative reviews. I was actually blown away every step of the way. I checked in very late at 1am, and they had my key ready for me. We had a cabin and it was clean. It had linens, heater and a TV. I was not expecting this kind of accommodation. The bathrooms were clean as well as the pools. The lady who managed around the park was super friendly and a smile on her face every time I saw her. I did not experience anything the negative reviews had said. I definitely will come back. Mammoth views were breathtaking.

Don't ever stay in space 247 no shade charged a bundle for a space that was terrible. All trash cans were full people used bear boxes for trash Was not happy at all with camping there july 9th thru July 15th.

We absolutely loved this place. Clean bathrooms, reasonable laundry prices, and the staff was extremely nice and helpful. The pool looked awesome but unfortunately was closed due to covid. I managed to lose my key before the office was open, I told them I could figure something out yet they still sent one out to make us a new key plus an extra, and they brought it to our site! The dump and water stations were helpful, and the campground is only 10 minutes from Mammoth mountain, with a Starbucks right down the street and groceries and restaurants within a mile or 2. This is the perfect place to stay if you like a more established campground, or if you're like us and you want a place to camp during winter and need the hookups for heat! Oh, and their WiFi actually worked decently for us!

Walmart parking lots have better views! Very slow time to visit. We were relegated to an un-level parking lot. No outdoor table or patch of grass. Just a parking space. Closer to the nearby business park than the RV park office. Though too close to the laundry where the vented scent of fabric softener was overwhelming. Shower control is a strange single button that needs to be pressed repeatedly to complete your shower...literally every 20 seconds. I timed it. Not a stop watch, but old school "1 Mississippi, 2 Mississippi..."

Someone was in our site when we arrived (it was dark). We were able to park in the next site. It was difficult to get in touch with the office at that time to attempt to sort it out. It was an asphalt parking lot with no shade.

Strictly pertaining to hours of front office and reservations. Can never get anyone in the office. Extremely limited office hours (thurs - sun 10-5). Reservations are to be made on line, yet the sites I want are crossed out, as if they are reserved, but according to the site, its too early to do so. Makes no sense. Love the park. Been going for decades. Cannot stand this new issue. Would love any advice.

The only think that can be said about this RV Park is that it is convenient and has showers - especially in winter if you're a skier. If you like camping in a big parking lot lined up side by side then it'll be awesome for ya! Wish there were other alternatives to stay in your camper in town, adjacent to the ski shuttle but this seems to be the only spot.

Just a small incident that happened to us last month. We made a reservation and had to call back the next day to push it forward as we got the dates wrong, we were charged $25 per change this was only the beginning of the excess of charges and the non return of our deposit. Mind you, we have been going to the park for over 25 years and consider it our second home when we travel to Mammoth. Just an fyi for all of you, there cancellation policies have changed and they have a 14 day policy. They kept over $500 of our money because we were forced to cancel due to an emergency with our dog. We tried endlessly to get them to push our trip to a more convenient time but with no luck. In the future we will stay with Mammoth Mountain facilities. They were more than willing to give us extra time for our reservations.

This place is SO junky! I can't believe it even has 3 stars! It is NOT AN RV PARK it is a PARKING LOT!! Literally parking stall after parking stall on black top pavement that has a million cracks and they don't even clean the sites between customers so there was beer bottle caps all over our site and one of them popped my son's bike tire, as in a complete huge hole in it, which will cost us $20 to replace. Yes there is a pool and hottub but it is so nasty and brown on the bottom, like a poop brown color and the water is super murky and dirty...the "picnic table" is a joke...its like 1/3 of the size of a picnic table...the fire pit is right next to the slide out...who wants to have a fire right next to their RV...there are SO many better places to stay than a PARKING LOT!!! SO CHEAPO AND JUNKY!! RIPPING PEOPLE OFF FOR A TERRIBLE "CAMPING" EXPERIENCE...money hungry Californians...ugh NEVER AGAIN thank goodness we are only here 1 night!! The website pictures are a lie and not accurate at all of what it is really like here...it is terrible...DO NOT COME!!!

Wow! What an incredible experience we had as our 1st time here with our Rainbow RV Group. Elizabeth and Jaime who run the RV park couldnt have been more accommodating to our group. They went above and beyond to make our experience the most enjoyable time we have experienced at any RV park we have stayed at............The RV park has an old fashion rustic feel like your camping outdoors but only thing you have the luxury of full hookups camping between tall majestic pine trees. They provide each rv site in the full hookup area with a fire pit and your own picnic table; they also have shower facilities and stainless steel sink area to clean your fishing catches for the day. The park is centrally located to all the Lakes, and they have a local free trolley system for you to board to take you to all the lakes...........The RV park does have an area where rv sites are only pavement sites that dont have quite the ambiance that the full hookups sites do...........The full hookup sites are level dirt sites and I do recommend laying down a patio mat to lesson the dirt getting into your rig or travel trailer.

Arrived Saturday June 1, 2017 @ 3:03pm. Check in is at 2pm. Before I begin let me say......that the office staff ladies are AMAZING and super sweet and nice. We love this place because of them. They answered so many of our questions about everything and helped us with reserving another spot that came open. I saw some reviews that said office staff wasn't nice. They were so nice and we were nice back. Got an RV spot for the July 4th Weekend at Mammoth Lakes. You pull right off the road into the camp ground and there's a main office towards the right and couple spots to park. At the main office they have: - ice - propane cylinder refills - odds and ends - firewood bundles - $8 Hershey bars...for real - Some small grocery items - Yeti stuff - shirts - bathrooms outside to the left. Office to the right and bathrooms to the left. - at the bathroom building to the left when you come in there's a spigot for drinking water and a dump station My husband went inside to check us in. Gorgeous weather and a good breeze thanks to the trees. By looking around here there seems to be lots of trees and shaded campsites (left side of RV park). We had a spot, that was basically to the right of the RV park, on concrete, like a parking lot, water, electric, but no sewer. We've done these before and thought it wouldn't be too awful. Our neighbor was parking his SUV and his tow sideways and backed his SUV towards our spot. So basically his tail pipe was blowing gas in our faces as we were sitting outside our RV under our awning and he was parking right up to our mat and a little over the parking spot line. We had to ask him to move up and for him to turn his vehicle around. He kept going into his trunk basically standing in our mat space under our awning and unloading stuff as he needed it. It was too difficult to tolerate, the spaces are too tight if you aren't there with a group and get a few sites. There was a cancellation at another spot that had full hook-ups and we were able to book, pay and book it to move. Pretty lucky on a busy weekend. ** Let me tell you that the office staff ladies are AMAZING and super sweet and nice. We love this place because of them. They answered so many of our questions about everything and helped us with reserving another spot that came open. The 2nd spot was PERFECT and we had sewer too. This made our trip so wonderful. It was on the left side of the RV park and it was shaded with gorgeous trees, it felt like we were really camping. PROS: - Love the staff. Super nice and helpful - Beautiful shaded areas are inviting and filled with trees - Amenities: indoor pool, basketball hoop, playground, hot showers, dish washing station, bathrooms, cable, laundry, store, dump station, full and partial hook-ups, lockers for tenters to keep food from bears, plenty of camp site space amongst the tree/wooded spots, pretty close to the village and town center. - WiFi - Great sites to book..... #201-249 CONS: - Non-wooded campsites aren't full hook ups - Non-wooded campsites are too close to one another, awkward street lamp posts should be at corners not on an actual site, we had one near us and it sucked for a bonfire - Campsites in non-wooded area has super hot asphalt due to little amount of trees and it stuck to the the fur on our dogs' feet, painful. - I wouldn't book sites...... #1-105 **Bottom Line: -- We would def camp here again but only to get the wooded area spots (#201-249). They are beautiful and the staff is super nice and helpful. -- When you call ask a lot of questions so you understand what they provide and don't provide so you can be prepared (You should do that for any campground b/c sometimes things make not work or get shut down)

Beautiful place with nice staff. The reason for my poor review is their lousy internet service. They advertise they have good WI-FI, however that's complete BS. We are paying ninety dollars a night to stay here I expect not to be lied to. If good internet is important to you then don't stay here. You'll be as dissatisfied as we are.

We stayed here for a week at the end of Sept. and enjoyed our stay at Mammoth RV. We stayed in two spots because we extended our stay and had to move. Spot #210 and #244. With #210 being the better spot since there is a building one one side (no neighbor) and nice views of the trees in the tent area. As far as the location there are good and bad things. The Good: 1. Great location -Walking distance to town and close to a lot of attractions like Devils Postpile, June Lake, Mono Lake, Convict Lake and more. 2. Clean campground- the sites and grounds are maintained well and bathrooms are clean. 3. The restrooms at the back of the park have 4 private full bathrooms to take a shower in. 4. RV Sites are spacious with with full hookups, fire ring and picnic table. Some reviews say the spots are tight but I really don't know where they are staying because I've seen way smaller spots. 5. Beautiful trees all around, Indoor pool, Friendly staff. 6. Dog Friendly- makes it easy to take our fur babies with us. 7. Free cable tv and wifi. The Bad: 1. FRIDAY NIGHT HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL! The school is nearby and the game is SO LOUD! It was awful!!! 2. Road noise- It's right by the main road so you can hear cars all day and night. It wasn't too loud, it just took away from the experience. 3. Walking path- it goes right by the RV park so you see frequent foot traffic. 4. The showers in the back of the park have scalding hot water and per the staff they haven't been able to fix it. I used the last room and could tolerate that one, but not the 3rd room. Scorch! I'm sure there are other places deeper in nature to stay but we appreciate having full hookups and I like being close to everything. Overall we really enjoyed our stay and would come again...as long as it's not High School football season!!

My husband and I were looking forward to spending Labor Day with two other couples. We all booked our reservations almost a year in advance and excited looking forward to "glamping" with our respective travel trailers. However, when we came within a few weeks for our stay, I contacted Mammoth Mountain RV as none of us had been assigned an RV spot and wanted spots to be together next to each other. I was told it would cost $50 per RV (times 3) which is ridiculous to pay $150.00 to "lock in" our spots! And to add insult to injury they charged us $57.00 each for a total of $171.00 for a few minutes of effort to put us all together! What a scam and an extreme example of poor customer service. We will not return which is unfortunate. If Mammoth Mountain RV is that hard up for money they should consider how many people would consider returning for future trips rather than charging ridiculous "lock in" fees dissuading anyone wanting to return!

Nice RV park, friendly staff. Our spot backed up to the highway 203 so there was so road noise, but at least we didn't back up to another site. We had full hookups, and everything worked as it should. We all had trouble with the wifi (Samsung and Apple phones) but we have unlimited data so it wasn't a huge deal. We try to stay off devices when camping anyway. Price was reasonable, great location, walking trail runs along the site, short walk to Starbucks (my wife and daughter were thrilled).

This place is awesome. Not sure why all the negative comments regarding the front desk staff. My review is for the cabin. Cabin was clean when we checked in around 6pm. I immediately opened all the windows to allow fresh air in and let any Covid particles out. The beds have mattress protectors on them, I also brought my own linens. Our cabin, cabin #1 did not have a table inside as described however we'd brought our own so it worked out. There is one outlet in the cabin, near the door. The light fixture is quite high and can be kind of dim on dark days and at night. Fire pit was clean, had no problem getting wood from local stores and front office. There are two plastic Adirondack chairs on the front porch and ample space to spread out. We stayed during the week and come Friday, tent campers began moving in all around us. We were glad we were leaving. The bathrooms can get pretty muddy towards 2pm and there are only 4 shower-toilet combos so if you have to pee and people are showering, you wait it out. Bathrooms are cleaned every am roughly around 8a which was so silly and inconvenient considering most people wake up around that time. Key cards are required for restrooms at night, probably to keep bears out. And bears are definitely around! Saw one trying to paw into our food locker around 4am. This cabin is surrounded by trees, there is only one other cabin on site. Bathrooms are maybe 100 ft away. You will have to walk through another two RV sites but it can be done with grace and friendliness. We camped for several days during Covid in July and no amenities were available but you're in Mammoth, you can find something to do. Nice biking around the RV park as well. We've already booked our return trips, can't wait to go back.

I tried calling the Mammoth Mountain RV Park several times to make reservations for a fishing trip in late October. They don't answer their phone very often. Finally got a reservation but had to cancel it for personal reasons a few days later. I didn't mind paying the $25.00 cancellation fee, but they have a policy that allows them to keep (steal) the whole deposit of $96.90 that I put on the reservation. This seems unnecessarily predatory to me, so I will no longer be a customer of this RV park.

After being stuck on highway 395 due to bad road conditions, we were finally able to make it to the park 4 hours later. It was late, snowing and had already slowed a lot the days before. The owners worked through the snow, and plowed our campsites to make sure we were able to set up that night. Mind you, they already had to plow multiple spots for other people as well. We go every 2 years to camp here, and we always enjoy it. The owners and the staff are always very friendly, and the campground and facilities are always kept clean. I would highly suggest camping here. Keep in mind, during the winter months, they shut the water off at the sites due to freezing pipes. But the bathrooms and showers are clean, amd very well heated.

I booked a December 21 reservation. They canceled it as we were on our way to the RV park, said they had to cancel because there would be too much snow and I wouldn't be able to access my spot. Apparently though it was selective because I talked to another gentleman that said he was staying there. Also as I drove by I could see sites were occupied. Don't count on this place, a reservation means nothing. Left me scrambling to find somewhere to park my rig and left driving an hour back and forth to access the slopes.

Was a great place to stay! It was our first time at an RV park and it exceeded my expectations. (I thought it would be like a campsite) The bathroom/shower/laundry were very clean. This was great for my family, A+. The WiFi connection was great, good for when my siblings and I had to do homework for our online school. Also, the park hosts were really nice bc Edison has a planned Power outage so the hosts went to every family and gave them a notice as well as posting signs in the bathrooms. This campsite is great walking distance to the local bakery, RiteAid, and Grocery Outlet. The only thing was that they didn't have the full hook up, it excluded sewage BUT they did have a dump site. *The full hookup campsites were not available, I believe due to colder conditions. Also many of the other RVs around us came in after sunset and there was a lot of noise due to that, which is uncontrollable. So every experience is different and we didn't mind the noise too much but we were not expecting it.

Just got to MMRP, that spot is so so, just an oversized parking space. We booked two spots on the same day and we were not able to get side by side spots. Our friends are three rows away from us. Office would not switch their spots even though you are not assigned a spot till you check in. They were not very accommodating.

Best thing about this RV park is location. It's close to everything and in the center of entertainment and provides easy access to several lake areas for hiking, biking, swimming, climbing and you can walk up to the town center and have a night out. I love that they have hot showers (you have to keep pressing button for them to stay on) and flushing toilets. They also had a standard pool and hot tub but we didn't use them. Fire pits with wood you can buy locally. I only gave it 3 stars because I think it's a tad over priced by about $10 a night to be fair. It was loud, construction going on and the lots were close together no privacy. We asked to check out at noon instead of 11 because we wanted to go on one more near by bike before leaving Mammoth on a Wednesday and were denied the request stating that someone else was taking the spot. It was pretty darn empty and nobody came rushing in as we were utilizing the dump station. There was nothing to prepare for the next guest as we had not used the fire pit either. So not as accommodating as one might wish. We would stay there again maybe after scoping out alternatives. Can't beat the shower and clean bathrooms though.

Love this place. Nice people, clean, warm showers and bathrooms.Large pool building and a store on the premises. Reasonable prices for resort area. Private and quiet in winter

I can't say enough. My family and I have stayed here several times. I absolutely love the location , hot showers , indoor pool and hot tub , and again location !! Location !! Location !! Overall ... the staff in the office /store were all so kind and fun. Jeremie was full of smiles and helpful bear tips. Einstine the bear did pay us a visit but was easily scared off with noise and lights by campers. Already have reservations for another visit.

Location is all this campground has going for it. It's the only campground open in the winter near Mammoth Mountain. The bathrooms and pool area are extremely dirty and they have almost tripled their price in 3 years! For $150 a night, you would think they could pay for someone to keep things clean. They did snowplow after a big storm so that was something.

We had car trouble near Mammoth on 7/8/21 and the man and woman at the front desk were so kind and helpful. They found a cancellation for me and we were so happy. It was right next to some trees and I had no complaints. I liked the park so much that I made a reservation to stop on 7/12/21 on my way through town. This is where the problem began. I checked in and was assigned a different spot than my original reservation stated. I wasn't worried because we were only staying one night. We got to site 41 which is a parking lot type space. I still wasn't worried because we were only staying one night. We hooked up to cable and it wasn't working. I went to the office to check on the cable and Elizabeth, the manager stated, "The cable isn't working on site 41, but the cable company should be here to fix it today." I asked about the original site I had booked and she said that I hadn't locked the site in. I told her I didn't know that I had to. I would have. I told her that she should have told me that the cable in site 41 wasn't working. She told me that water and electric was all that was promised on the confirmation, even though all of the sites in this area have cable. I told Elizabeth that she should have told me that the cable wasn't working when I was checking in. We were unhooked and set up at this point. She offered to give me $5 for the cable or that she would refund my site and I could look elsewhere. There is nowhere else in the area with electric for air conditioning. She did not apologize. She did not care. If this were my park, I would hire the people that worked on 7/8/21 to be the manager.

This is our third visit to this RV park. Once with a tent and two times in the rv. This is also the only place open during the winter months, if you can take the cold. Our first trip here was in a travel trailer during the winter. It was quite an experience. The location is perfect at just outside the city and less than a few blocks from the Vons. There is a Starbucks within walking distance as well. The facilities are always clean. The indoor pool is great. Be mindful that their standard rv sites do not have sewer, but there is dump station. The showers are nice and the water is always nice and toasty. If I had any gripes it would be to better stock to general store and maybe clean the restrooms and showers a little later on in the day. Seven to nine am is when everyone is getting up and wants to shower. Not walk to the next building. And the restroom building in the tent area has combo restrooms and showers. So if you only want to go to the bathroom, but all the showers are taken you have to take a walk. Other than that, we love this place and have made it our yearly family getaway for Labor Day Weekend. This was our second year in a row. Next year we will get a premium rv site!

This rv park was by far the worst I been to. The people up front were so rude. I asked why I didn't get a key card to the bathroom and they said, "you have an rv you don't need one." I do have an rv but I'm paying full price and I'm not even allowed to use the restrooms and showers. I asked the person right next to us who have an rv if they had a key card and they said yes which makes no since. We talked to the manager and they said we're only allowing minimum people. This was the worst rv park I have ever been to.

Construction noise, the bathrooms were a mess, no toilet paper, over priced! Never again!

We Just spent 4 days 3 night here and throughly enjoyed ourselves. The premium dirt RV sites are the way to go. These sites are in a pine grove, so there's a nice canopy to park under. The staff in our experience were absolutely amazing. It was our first time ever trailer camping and all of the park staff (especially Jaime) were very helpful with any questions we had. The dirt sites were raked and very clean. The location is very close to many stores and restaurants, so you can walk, ride bikes, or take the shuttle. The park wasn't at full capacity, but I can see how this place would book out.

My husband, dog, and I stayed for 2 nights in July 2020. We made reservations online with no problems. The RV park is very dog-friendly and we saw quite a few furry friends while there. Fellow campers were responsible with their pets and we didn't see any off-leash dogs or dogs who barked a bunch. Our site was ready right on time. It was HUGE! We could've easily fit 6 adults on the site with some room to spare. It had lots of trees surrounding the site, so be sure to bring a hammock or two! Even though the tent sites are grouped together, the park has put space in between the sites; you feel secluded even though you are relatively close. Fellow campers were respectful of quiet hours. There was a fair amount of families with children, who had a blast riding their bikes up and down the well-maintained roads. We camped during the COVID re-opening period, so many of the amenities (like the pool, rec room, etc.) were closed. The bathrooms and dishwashing areas were all very well maintained. Toilet and shower were combined into private rooms, which is great. Wifi was a little spotty, but consistent enough for us to research local eats and hikes; but might not have been strong enough to stream anything (not sure though, we didn't try). Note: As mentioned before, we stayed at the park during the COVID re-opening period. We aren't sure if they cleaned more often, but the shared areas (bathrooms, dishwashing area) were super clean. Fellow campers respected the 6 feet rule. However, very few campers wore face coverings (masks) in shared areas (bathrooms). We wore masks inside the bathrooms as a precaution; the RV park encouraged campers that had bathrooms on their RVs to use them, allowing tent campers to use the shared bathrooms. The RV park can only do so much to encourage campers to wear masks, decrease traffic around shared areas, etc. Overall, we felt pretty safe staying at the park and can't wait to return!!