Mammoth Lakes

[mustangglp]

I am planing a trip to mammoth lakes the first or second week of august and would your guys opinion on camping and anything else i need to know about ?

1 Must able to ride from camp
2 would like to do some fishing near the campground
3 would like to dump or stay at a ohv friendly campground with either hook ups or a dump station for the last night so I can dump for the drive home.
4 Any OHV friendly business like restaurants or whatever ( we prefer to patronize businesses that support our hobby )

It looks like Deadmans creek campground would be my first choice how much room is for my trailer? followed by Glass creek or big springs?
how crowded will they like be if i get there on a friday night? would prefer to get there thursday depending on work
I've been to mammoth but not Atv riding or towing a 5th wheel
Thanks Gary

[Y-Guy]

BobWanderer wrote:
Things are so tight they use a forklift to park your trailer.

Really? That's a first, never heard of that being done at campground, wild.

[BobWanderer]

fly-boy wrote:
Brown's Owen's River Campground

PLUS ONE

[BobWanderer]

guidry wrote:
Silver Lake Resort near June lake is a great campground, you can walk across the street to fish then eat at their restaurant if you like. There's a store there too that has fishing gear if you need. It's also near other lakes where there is good fishing.

Can't ride your off road stuff from there.

Easy walk to the lake for fishing, but I was a little disappointed in the camp site size, way too close to thy neighbors for sure. Things are so tight they use a forklift to park your trailer.
It was a very nice and clean place to stay, just not my style.

[fly-boy]

Brown's Owen's River Campground

[guidry]

Silver Lake Resort near June lake is a great campground, you can walk across the street to fish then eat at their restaurant if you like. There's a store there too that has fishing gear if you need. It's also near other lakes where there is good fishing.