Upper Soda Springs Campground
Description
Sorry campers, I regret to inform you that, no, there is not a spring made of soda here. On the bright side, there is a rad valley campground for your nature lovin’ pleasure. With a prime location to Mammoth Lakes, and sites along the San Joaquin River, you will find yourself in good company with like-minded ramblers and outdoors(wo)men. Tons of trailheads surround this camp like the PCT as well as many throughout the Ansel Adams Wilderness. Should you prefer to feed off the land, try your wrists at trout fishing in any of the nearby lakes in Reds Meadow.
Activities
Offered near the campground.
Biking
There are single tracks and dirt roads here, offering something for bikers of all levels. The easy trails include a 1.2 mile lo...Read more
Boating
Sabrina Lake has a boat launch, rentals, marina and tackle shop, and there are no fees! Ideal for summertime fishing. The...Read more
Fishing
Did we mention there are over 400 lakes and 1,000 miles of rivers and streams? No? Well, you can imagine how great the fishing ...Read more
Hiking
There are so many trails here! You can explore the breathtaking mountains, see the hundreds of lakes and never run into another...Read more
Horseback riding
There are a good number of horse campgrounds to stay at, as well as pack stations that will give you all of the info you need, ...Read more
Paddling
Many of the lakes allow non-motorized boating, which means kayakers, canoers, and other small paddling boats are welcome out in...Read more
Off-roading (OHV)
There’s an expansive network of routes for off-road vehicles to explore: spanning 2,000 miles, you can drive up into the mounta...Read more
Climbing
Mountain climbers and boulderers will find enough ground to play on. Mammoth Lakes has some moderate climbs, with great names l...Read more
Snow sports
Thanks to the abundant snowfall, cross country skiers have plenty to explore, especially in the Mammoth Lakes area. Gorp offers...Read more
Swimming
June Lake has a swimming beach to suit all your swimming needs, and there is a solid number of campgrounds that offer swimming ...Read more
Wildlife watching
The Inyo forest is home to black bears, mountain lions, mule deer, pine marten, pika, coyotes, raccoons, bobcats, martens, foxe...Read more
Terrain
Natural features you'll find at Upper Soda Springs Campground.
2 Reviews
Epic location & great campground. Not suitable for large RVs and Large trailers. Potable water and vault toilets. Located right on the river, PCT and JMT at 7700ft. Fantastic fly fishing.
- Park
- Inyo National Forest
- State
- California
- Country
- United States
- Phone Number
- (760) 876-6219
- Directions
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- Official Website
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- Coordinates
- 37.654° N, 119.077° W
- $22/night
- Tent / Van: 28 Sites (Up to people per site)