Oh Ridge

Beautiful views of June Lake and surrounding area. Restrooms located in each loop. Large sites with water for filling tanks in each loop. No showers on site.

There are not many trees here to provide shade. The beach causes an enormous amount of congestion, unsafe conditions people walking through the occupied campsites with NO SECURITY for the camper’s. The only positive side of all this is the camp host being Mike and Betsy located in campsite 160 they are the nicest people/ host we have ever encountered and we’ve been camping at June Lake , oh Ridge for 50 plus years. If not for their generosity as host our latest camping experience would’ve been a disaster, because we had numerous problems with our new travel trailer. Thank you Mike and Betsy.

Lake was beautiful and fishing was great. The site had ample space for 2 trucks. The walk down to the lake is quite long as you have to get back on the road to head down or walk through thick brush.

Lake was beautiful and fishing was great. The site had ample space for 2 trucks. The walk down to the lake is quite long as you have to get back on the road to head down or walk through thick brush.

I was pleasantly surprised by this campground. The sites are prettier than I thought given the campsite photos because of the great scenery all around the camp ground. I loved that we could easily walk to June Lake on the trail. This was a very big plus. Sites are close and there are were a lot of RVs mixed in with the tents but I'd stay there again for the lake and the proximity to Mono Lake and Lee Vining.

I used to come here to camp every year growing up and this was our first visit back in a long time and felt disappointed. The general store and next door showers were closed which was a big inconvenience. Bathrooms no longer provide soap or electrical outlets. The biggest surprise is that there is now a fee to park at the beach even if you are camping on-site. I can understand charging a fee for day visitors but a big reason for many to camp at Oh Ridge is beach access to June Lake.

That being said this area is so beautiful and has much to see and do. We enjoyed some hikes and visited other nearby lakes. We love this area so much but until somethings improve here (general store & showers reopen and fee waived for campers), my family and I will be choosing other campsites to enjoy the sierras.

We've been here twice in three years. We prefer this campground to others in the June Lake area. Its open, and feels like camping, you are not too close to your neighbors. The loops are fun, and keeps traffic down so children riding their bikes and scooters feel safer. The walk to the lake is pleasant and not overbearing. We had a good engagement with the camp host and look forward to seeing the couple again and perhaps having a tasty beverage with them. We went in June this year and the weather was HOT! two years ago we went in July and it was windy and cold, plan for all when you go to the Sierra's. Bathrooms where clean, we showered in the trailer so no update on that. We used the Carson Peak laundromat, and it wasn't bad.

I was pleasantly surprised by this campground. The sites are prettier than I thought given the campsite photos because of the great scenery all around the camp ground. I loved that we could easily walk to June Lake on the trail. This was a very big plus. Sites are close and there are were a lot of RVs mixed in with the tents but I'd stay there again for the lake and the proximity to Mono Lake and Lee Vining.

I used to come here to camp every year growing up and this was our first visit back in a long time and felt disappointed. The general store and next door showers were closed which was a big inconvenience. Bathrooms no longer provide soap or electrical outlets. The biggest surprise is that there is now a fee to park at the beach even if you are camping on-site. I can understand charging a fee for day visitors but a big reason for many to camp at Oh Ridge is beach access to June Lake.

That being said this area is so beautiful and has much to see and do. We enjoyed some hikes and visited other nearby lakes. We love this area so much but until somethings improve here (general store & showers reopen and fee waived for campers), my family and I will be choosing other campsites to enjoy the sierras.

We've been here twice in three years. We prefer this campground to others in the June Lake area. Its open, and feels like camping, you are not too close to your neighbors. The loops are fun, and keeps traffic down so children riding their bikes and scooters feel safer. The walk to the lake is pleasant and not overbearing. We had a good engagement with the camp host and look forward to seeing the couple again and perhaps having a tasty beverage with them. We went in June this year and the weather was HOT! two years ago we went in July and it was windy and cold, plan for all when you go to the Sierra's. Bathrooms where clean, we showered in the trailer so no update on that. We used the Carson Peak laundromat, and it wasn't bad.