Camp at Holiday Campground

Mammoth Lakes, California

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Holiday Campground is conveniently located in the Mono Lake region of Eastern California, and is one of the only campgrounds that remains open in the winter.

Holiday Campground is the perfect spot to escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life. The campground is close to a variety of recreational opportunities, including hiking, mountain biking, and trail running.

In the winter, water is shut off so bring plenty of extra potable water for cooking and drinking. The campground provides bathrooms, bear boxes, and fire rings. The campsites accommodate tent campers and RVs. There are no fees to camp in the winter. In the summer, the fee is $25/night.

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Features

Stand Up Paddle

Rock Climbing

Cycling

Snowboarding

Chillin

Camping

Fishing

Mountain Biking

Skiing

Swimming

Snowshoeing

Backpacking

Hiking

Bathrooms

Dog Friendly

Easy Parking

Family Friendly

Forest

Groups

Picnic Area

Scenic

Wildflowers

Wildlife

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