Oh Ridge

Was in a campground here. Staff were discriminating against my friend's 70 yr old grandmother with serious back pain and unsteady gait. Wanted to go to the beach AND am willing to pay the extra $10 for the permit. Staff at the beach gate said NO, "it's full and it's reserved for others", even though there is a handicap parking tag on the car. So we had to walk and lo and behold 3 empty regular parking space plus one handicap. So furious. Will make a formal complaint to USDA regarding discrimination due to DISABILITY

I finally got a res in and picked the perfect site overlooking the lake. Neighbors were nice and pleasant as was the weather and the hosts were all very helpful. You see them at least once a day making their rounds beginning very early in the morning. Sites were clean and I didn’t mind the walk over to the next campground for the bathrooms. Spent a day each at several different lakes and drove up to Bridgeport and spent the day at Twin Lakes, best sandwiches ever at the snack bar there. Before you get to the Twin Lakes store there is a coin operated laundry and shower house…awesome! Spent another day at Brodie Ghost Town which was dog friendly on a leash. Bring snacks as there are no amenities there. There are several food trucks in June Lake towns and you can get ice at the little store on 395 at the turn off to get to June Lake. Be aware the turn off to Oh ridge is slightly to the right at the sing that says OH RIDGE is about an inch big so you aren’t going to see it so it’s about a mile pass the turn off from 395. Go slow or you’ll pass it and no where to turn around. I wish they would have let everyone know that the general store at Oh Ridge is currently not open there right now for renovations, could have brought up different things that I thought I’d pick up there. Minor setback but I’m by myself no biggy. You are gonna love it, does pick up breeze in the afternoons so secure your tents and chairs. Have a good time and play nice🌼😊

The campground is nice, bathrooms were clean (no showers). Disappointing they charge campers to park at the lake. $10, same price as the public.

Was in a campground here. Staff were discriminating against my friend's 70 yr old grandmother with serious back pain and unsteady gait. Wanted to go to the beach AND am willing to pay the extra $10 for the permit. Staff at the beach gate said NO, "it's full and it's reserved for others", even though there is a handicap parking tag on the car. So we had to walk and lo and behold 3 empty regular parking space plus one handicap. So furious. Will make a formal complaint to USDA regarding discrimination due to DISABILITY

I finally got a res in and picked the perfect site overlooking the lake. Neighbors were nice and pleasant as was the weather and the hosts were all very helpful. You see them at least once a day making their rounds beginning very early in the morning. Sites were clean and I didn’t mind the walk over to the next campground for the bathrooms. Spent a day each at several different lakes and drove up to Bridgeport and spent the day at Twin Lakes, best sandwiches ever at the snack bar there. Before you get to the Twin Lakes store there is a coin operated laundry and shower house…awesome! Spent another day at Brodie Ghost Town which was dog friendly on a leash. Bring snacks as there are no amenities there. There are several food trucks in June Lake towns and you can get ice at the little store on 395 at the turn off to get to June Lake. Be aware the turn off to Oh ridge is slightly to the right at the sing that says OH RIDGE is about an inch big so you aren’t going to see it so it’s about a mile pass the turn off from 395. Go slow or you’ll pass it and no where to turn around. I wish they would have let everyone know that the general store at Oh Ridge is currently not open there right now for renovations, could have brought up different things that I thought I’d pick up there. Minor setback but I’m by myself no biggy. You are gonna love it, does pick up breeze in the afternoons so secure your tents and chairs. Have a good time and play nice🌼😊

Sites are way to close together. Not very level, my site was one of them. They are overpriced for what you get.

Had a great time at this campsite. Although it was quite windy, we were still able to enjoy time outside and make a fire. You are greeted at the enterance where you check in, and from then all all teh staff that we spoke to were very friendly and helpful. We had the site directly next to the camp host in Squirrel loop, but it still felt like we had a little bit of privacy from them. You couldn’t see June lake from our site, but some of the sites had a view of the lake. You have the option of driving down to the June lake beach that was about a 2 minute drive, but you would have to pay $10 to park. Or, you could walk down to the beach along the path (about 5 minutes from our site) and it was free! We were able to rent kayaks straight from the beach, that was $50 for 2 hours for the tandem kayak. They also offered paddle boards but I’m not sure the rates on those. From the beach it was a very gradual walk into the water, did not drop off quickly at all and would be good for kids. The water temp was 71 (in July), but there were many people in the water swimming and floating. The lake itself isn’t too big, as we were able to paddle around the whole thing in our 2 hours, but there are some motor/ pontoon boats on the lake. The drive into “town” isn’t too bad, and they had a general store with anything you could need, a brewery and a little cafe. Overall, I was very impressed with the campground and would stay here again!

Super crowded and people coming all hours of the night. Cash parking for the beach area regardless of reservation was disappointing

Sites are way to close together. Not very level, my site was one of them. They are overpriced for what you get.

Had a great time at this campsite. Although it was quite windy, we were still able to enjoy time outside and make a fire. You are greeted at the enterance where you check in, and from then all all teh staff that we spoke to were very friendly and helpful. We had the site directly next to the camp host in Squirrel loop, but it still felt like we had a little bit of privacy from them. You couldn’t see June lake from our site, but some of the sites had a view of the lake. You have the option of driving down to the June lake beach that was about a 2 minute drive, but you would have to pay $10 to park. Or, you could walk down to the beach along the path (about 5 minutes from our site) and it was free! We were able to rent kayaks straight from the beach, that was $50 for 2 hours for the tandem kayak. They also offered paddle boards but I’m not sure the rates on those. From the beach it was a very gradual walk into the water, did not drop off quickly at all and would be good for kids. The water temp was 71 (in July), but there were many people in the water swimming and floating. The lake itself isn’t too big, as we were able to paddle around the whole thing in our 2 hours, but there are some motor/ pontoon boats on the lake. The drive into “town” isn’t too bad, and they had a general store with anything you could need, a brewery and a little cafe. Overall, I was very impressed with the campground and would stay here again!