Holiday Campground
Inyo National Forest
Write a Review 50 Rock Creek Road Mammoth Lakes, CA 93546 760-873-2500 760-873-2400 Official WebsiteGPS: 37.553, -118.676
Overview of Holiday Campground
Last Price Paid: $25
Reported by Road it up on 10/8/2017
Longest RV Reported: 35 feet
Reported by Road it up on 10/8/2017
Number of Sites 35
Open Seasonally Yes
Elevation 7,185 ft / 2,189 m
Max Length 16 ft
Tent Camping Yes
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Reviews of Holiday Campground 2 people have reviewed this location.
“Not open during the off season anymore”
Reviewed 10/8/2017
Nightly rate: | $25 |
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Days stayed: | 0 |
RV Length: | 35' |
We came here on October 8th and there was a locked gate indicating that the campground was closed. Just wanted to let you know that the previous review was not accurate anymore.
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“Quiet and Cold”
Reviewed 11/21/2016
Nightly rate: | FREE! |
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Days stayed: | 1 |
This campground was a nice quiet stopover during the winter season. We pulled in on our way south on the 395 just after passing Mammoth Lakes and getting to Tom's Place. During the summer it is a pay campground with water/trash/vault restrooms/bear boxes, during winter they turn off the water and allow camping for free. We noticed that going up the hill to the entrance another campground, French Campground, was closed for the season and it seemed as though people were turning around there assuming that Holiday would be closed as well, we proceeded in spite of this and found that it was open and very empty.
There were quite a few loops to this site stretching down the hillside. Not many of the sites seemed big enough to accommodate a big Class A RV, but we were fine in our van. Rather than keep a bearbox in every site this place clumped them in communal areas presumably to keep wandering bears out of the campsites themselves. The bathrooms were really spread out as well so it took some searching to find a spot sheltered from the growing winter storms and close to both bear boxes and a restroom. We found one finally and quickly set up camp and made a fire in the nicely built up fireplace. There was plenty of firewood laying around from previous visitors so we did not even have to look and everything was nicely dry. We did not linger long in the morning, however, as it was only 15 degrees outside and the only one in our little group that was remotely comfortable was the freaking husky. (she slept stretched out on her back like she was in a posh hotel room while we huddled with the other dog under piles and piles of blankets).
There was very good reception on both our At&t and T-mobile phones so we were able to work just fine.
Aside from the cold it was a rather nice and quiet place, easy to get to and well maintained. Just don't go without a heater if its winter. Just thinking about it makes me shiver.
RoadGoblins would stay here again
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Amenities
Hookups
- dry camping
Site Amenities
- fire ring
- picnic table
Facilities
- restrooms: vault
- water available
Pets
- pets
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