The Lone Pine campsites can be reserved through the US Forest Service partnership with Reserve America. Clicking on a link takes you to the reservation page for that site. Sites without links are not reservable and are available on a first-come, first-served basis through the local visitor's centers. Don't forget your map!

LONE PINE CAMPSITES Online reservations courtesy of Reserve America
CAMPGROUND		# of Sites	Season	Water	Fee ($)	Stay Limit	Elev. (ft.)
HORSESHOE MEADOWS AREA
Cottonwood Lakes.		12	5/28-10/12	Piped	6	1	10,000
Golden Trout Backpacker		18	5/28-10/12	Piped	6	1	10,000
Horseshoe Meadow Equestrian		10	5/28-10/12	Piped	12	1	10,000
LONE PINE AREA
Diaz Lake	760-876-5656	200	All Year	$14	Piped	15
Portagee Joe		15	All Year	$10	piped	14	3,800
Tuttle Creek	No	82	All Year		Pit	14	5,120
Lone Pine	Reserve	43	4/2-10/12	Piped	10	14	6,000
Lone Pine Groups	Reserve	1	4/2-10/12	Piped	30		6,000
Whitney Portal	Reserve	43	5/28-10/12	Piped	12	7	8,000
Whitney Portal Group Site	Reserve	3	5/28-10/12	Piped	30	7	8,100
Whitney Portal	Reserve	10	5/28-10/12	Piped	6	1	8,300
INDEPENDENCE AREA
Grays Meadow	Reserve	52	4/16-10/15	Piped	11	14	6,000
Onion Valley	Reserve	29	6/4 -10/1	Piped	11	14	9,200
OAK CREEK AREA
Oak Creek	Reserve	22	4/16-10/15	Piped	11	14	5,000
Indicates some accessible campsites. Level of Difficulty: Easy Moderate Difficult

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