Mono Hot Springs has an established camp-
ground that requires a fee, but there are
several free campgrounds in the area,
and dispersed camping is allowed.
Mono Hot Springs
Mono Hot Springs
Mono Hot Springs
BADGER FLAT CAMPGROUND
Free campground. The road winds
through the trees with several campsites.
Picnic tables, metal firerings, and outhouses.
Each campsite has a bear locker, to secure
food and items with odors. (Soap, toothpaste,
pot and pans, ect.)
Road#80 Towards Lake Edison
Road#80 Towards Lake Edison
Road#80 Towards Lake Edison
Road#80 Towards Lake Edison
Road#80 Towards Lake Edison
The road between is narrow and winds
through granite outcroppings. There are
parts that were too narrow and dangerous
to pull over and take a photos
ESTABLISHED CAMPGROUNDS:
These are campgrounds that charge a fee
BILLY CREEK CAMPGROUND
BOLSILLO CAMPGROUND
Elevation 7400'
CAMP 61 CAMPGROUND
CAMP EDISON CAMPGROUND
CAMP FRESNO CAMPGROUND
CLOVER MEADOW CAMPGROUND
COLLEGE CREEK CAMPGROUND
DEER CREEK CAMPGROUND
DINKEY CREEK CAMPGROUND
DORABELLE CAMPGROUND
Camping Fees at East Fork Creek
August 11, 2006
EAST FORK CAMPGROUND
Near Portal Lake, new fees in effect.
Elevation 7240'
FISH CREEK CAMPGROUND
FLORENCE LAKE CAMPGROUND
GRANITE SPRINGS CAMPGROUND
JACKASS DIKE CAMPGROUND
KINNIKINNICK CAMPGROUND
LITTLE JACKASS CAMPGROUND
MOMMOTH POOL CAMPGROUND
MONO CREEK CAMPGROUND
MONO HOT SPRINGS CAMPGROUND
$15.00 at Mono Hot Springs Campground.
PLACER CAMPGROUND
Portal Lake
PORTAL FOREBAY CAMPGROUND
Free campground Fee of $13.00
has been implemented 8/11/2006
This campground is not worth $13.00
Be careful where you drive. There is
evidence of vehicles that got stuck
on what appeared fairly solid surfaces.
RANHERIA CAMPGROUND
ROCK CREEK CAMPGROUND
SWEETWATER CAMPGROUND
UPPER CHIQUITO CAMPGROUND
VERMILION CAMPGROUND
$15.00. Narrow road winds through
granite rock formations to Edison Lake.
WARD LAKE CAMPGROUND
Free campground Fee of $13.00
has been implemented 8/11/2006
John Samuel Eastwood
Pioneer Civil Engineer
Plaque at Lake Edison
Bear Locker
WARNING POSTED ON BEAR LOCKER
Active Bear Area
Storage Regulations
Storing Food and Other items
It is your responsibility to keep all food,
coolers, and items with any kind of smell
(such as toothpaste and hairspray) in a
closed bear-proof box day and night.
Bears are Cleaver
Never leave items with any odor unattended,
even briefly. Immediately put trash in bear-
proof trash cans. Empty food containers left
in cars or tents invite property damage
and / or a fine. Coolers and similar containers
are not bear-proof.
If You See a Bear
Never feed or approach bears. Scare them
away by making loud noises and throwing
rocks. Report bear sightings or food storage
violations to a Park Ranger.
A Fed Bear Can Mean a Dead Bear
Each year bears are killed when they become
destructive and potentially dangerous. This
behavior is caused by access to human food
sources.
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BEAR FACTS
This is bear country.
RATTLESNAKE
FACTS
Western rattlesnakes are common sights.
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