Oh Ridge

Camp site is well maintained and restrooms are clean but sites are way too close together with no privacy or trees in many sites. Our neighbors were literally spilling into our campsite and we can hear everything which made it a not very relaxing experience since it was about 30 of them taking up the 3 adjacent spaces. The restrooms were closed and there was no water available very early on Sunday and the host said we could use the restrooms at the lake which was a very long walk away. The only good thing about this camp site is that you can walk to the lake beach. If you aren’t lucky enough to have a space with a view (which is very limited) then you’re stuck looking at all your neighbors. Not sure if I would return if I don’t have a space with lake view.

Beautiful camp ground, close to the lake and well maintained. We will be back🩵

Great view! But far away from a restroom.

Stayed in Fish Loop - sites are pretty close together and sunny. Lake parking is an additional $10 (not included in camping fee, which is why I knocked a star off). Walk to the lake is a half mile, not bad. Camp hosts rode around in golf carts, all were very nice.

Lovely campground. Great place to have as a home base for visiting the Eastern Sierra's, 395 corridor and high country of Yosemite.

Nice site with clean bathrooms. Sites are spaced out enough for privacy and each loop is far enough where the campground feels small. Potable water, dumpsters, and bathrooms in each loop. This site has a wind barrier which helps but doesn’t take away all the wind.

The beach is a nice walk small away!

Very clean. They have got a better handle on incoming and overcrowding. It would be nice if there was some type of walkway down the center of the second beach as it is difficult to drag a wagon and kayaks on the sand. Overall we had a great experience

Campsites were great but they've implemented a $10 cash fee to park at the beach parking lots. This fee is required even if you have a campsite reservation. The concessionaires are limiting access to the public unfairly. They aren't even managing the parking situations correctly. We left the beach to shuttle our party and equipment back and forth and told the staff that we would be right back to pick up more people and equipment. There were at least 6 parking spots still open. Upon return, they wouldn't let us back in, cleaning that there was no parking available and we had to walk a whole bunch of stuff back to the campsite. They're we're still several parking spots open and they still kept a line of cars outside waiting because of their ignorance and poor management. We'll probably look for somewhere else to camp for our annual trip if the beach access isn't opened up to the public again without having to pay these third parties.

This was our second stay at this campground. I recommend it to all my camping friends. It is so large that I can nearly always get a space. Individual sites are clean and spacious. Every loop has water, a nice bathroom with sinks and flush toilets, a dumpster, and a camp host. Many sites don't have shade so it is a good idea to bring your own shade. It is a short walk to the beautiful beach on June Lake. You can launch your small watercraft from the beach. There are good (steep) day hikes nearby. There are a few good restaurants and small stores in the village nearby.