Trumbull Lake

It was pretty dry when I was there - would have been less dusty in a normal year. Generally a great place - good water, nice lake at the bottom of the hill. I was just glad it was open given the fire situation.

The camp host is the best I’ve ever had. And the fishing was great

It was smoky and I had to cancel my reservation but was it given a refund due to the timing within 3 days.
Otherwise it would have been great

Great weather and nice nice hiking trails. Make sure you put your food in the bear box we had a bear come into camp every night looking for food.

This is a beautiful location with access to great hiking from the campground.

A Beautiful Campground and well maintained...the campsite was trash free at our arrival and the bathrooms were clean...Kimo the Camp Host was friendly and keeps a well run campground.
The Trout fishing at Big Virginia Lake was excellent and the girls went on a horseback riding day trip from Packstation.

Pit toilets should be pumped more often.

Excellent campground. Host very helpful & courteous.

Campgrounds "at the end of the road" always have appeal, and when added to the scenic beauty of the eastern Sierra and a friendly lake, this location is a real winner. There were two additional things that made this a standout, however. First, there was just a little bit of infrastructure in the area. The Virginia Lakes Resort is somewhere one could get ice, a few other camping necessities, and a really good burger (or breakfast, I suppose, though we didn't try that). Good for those situations where cooking is just too much. The resort has boats to rent and a small launch area available for your own boat (for a $5 fee) on Virginia Lake, a little ways downvalley and across the road from Trumbull Lake. Also nearby is the Virginia Lakes pack station, which provides a number of trail rides into the adjacent Hoover Wilderness. Second, and most important, is that this year we had the most marvelous campground host. Kimo took obvious pleasure in making sure the campground was in order -- so much so that we immediately noticed that the pit toilets were the cleanest we could recall. He also gently (unless a firmer had was called for) made sure that the rules were adhered to. Particularly tough when there are forest-wide bans on campfires for instance. Overall, someplace to which we'd happily return.

My weeklong experience was very peaceful and relaxing at Trumbull CG. The area is well maintained and well managed. Kumo, the camp host is a very valued employee as he never seems to stop making certain the whole are is up to par, knows when all of "his" guests are coming and going and always ready to help with a great attitude. Mr Ruland says "Thank You" for the nice stay and will be back next year.