Lupine

Love camping at Lupine. Our only disappointment was that an RV parked on the main road right across from our campsite on the lake side and stayed there for six days. We called the Sheriffs and Highway Patrol but they only put a sticker on the back of the RV that gave him five days to move. We paid hundreds for our campsite and he parked for free and blocked our view of the lake.

Generators everywhere, sites too close together, firewood not easily accessible and ended up buying it. NO BEAR BOXES even though bears frequent the camp, staff was great. This campground was more of a party spot than a relaxing area.

Instruction received in reservation confirmation email seem inaccurate: "Please register at the Bass Lake Camp Store." We could find no such store on google maps and went to a nearby resort to inquire and were told by a long-time local that she'd never heard of such a place.

This is a good campground with attentive hosts. The pads are ready for repaving, the bathroom door handles and locks need to be replaced (as all are loose and some don't lock) and one fresh water spigot has a hole that sprays a stream at the user. All-in-all this is nice campground at a good location managed by attentive hosts.

Top location,but no light in restrooms when dark

good an nice location, clean, natural environment

Very nice host, took time to explain everything, answered our questions and told us about the wildlife.

Campsite was beautiful and with fire pit's, wood available by the host. In the morning we saw some dear just strolling through the campsite up close.

This was our overnight place between Yosemite and Sequoia park. Good driving times.

We were there right before the beginning of the season during the week, so while it was wild and loud when we arrived Sunday, it was quiet during the week. Campground was nice and clean. The lake itself was not clean. Enough of a bummer that we did sight seeing rather than beaching. Staff seemed very focused on money and charging for things. Had to wait 45 minutes to dump at the dump station and that was mid-week off-season. I’d say fill your water before you come and plan on dumping elsewhere.

Camp hosts were on point for everything. Friendly, positive, thorough. Knew their stuff. Campsite was a dream with view of the lake. Quiet, peaceful campground. However, I stayed Monday-Friday morning. Got a sense that the weekends would be full of noisy party goers which would spoil the beauty of the location. Lots of Day Use areas on the lake. That was nice, but people using these areas left lots of trash behind, even though trash bins were handy. Needs a once-a-week clean up by government personnel. The Canadian geese made a poop mess everywhere. Not much you can do about that, I know. Services around the lake were appreciated including boat rentals, showers, small grocery, small restaurants. Loved the old fashioned lake/mountain/lodge kind of vibe. Laid back, simple, friendly, relaxing.

The site and view was beautiful. Washrooms were ok, but not very clean. Not much else there, no showers, no electric. We knew that of course but we've had better gov. campsites for half the money. Not worth the price this one.