J Diamond Mobile Ranch

I spent 2 nights at this full hookup RV park for hiking south lake and north lake area. The front desk lady was very friendly and welcoming. Here are pros and cons.

Pros: quiet, walking distance to most stores in Bishop. Clean bathrooms and shower.
Cons: No fire pit, too close between neighbors (you can hear congratulations of neighbors in RV).

We stayed here over the Thanksgiving weekend and it was cold at night but no snow. It's a great location because you are in the middle of Bishop and there are a lot of places to walk to starting with Schat's Bakery right next door. The sites are somewhat small/narrow but large rigs will fit with no problem. It's a very quiet location and you don't hear any street noise. There's a stream running through the park with lots of ducks. Bill checked us in and helped to get us settled. We were very pleased to learn he's an "unofficial" fishing guide so plan on making arrangements with him to go fish the back country (www.bishopfishboy.com). We can't wait to go back again and again.

We're currently in this RV park, and that's what it is, your typical private park with crazy small spots (I mean supercalifragilisticexpialidocious small, I could hit my neighbor with our awning if I would so choose...thus far I don't). Tidy enough, but after camping in all of the god awesome gorgeous campgrounds nearby, it's hard to fathom why anyone would choose this place except:

1. It's one of the only places with full hookups around.
2. It's right in the middle of town.

That second reason is why we're here, so that the Lady and I can get a much needed date night in after living in the wilderness with a bunch of rug rats for months on end now.

I will note though that the gentleman who checked us in was one of the nicest campground attendants ever, in the history of the Universe. I highly doubt that one could expect this type of service on, say, Mars or Norbitron 7.