In late August, after suffering through smokey, hot days of July and early August, my buddy Gary and I took our motorhomes back up to the 6800′ elevation of Loon Lake for four cool nights.
At the end of July I went up to Jackson Meadows, East Meadow campground, for the third time this year. Four nights total while Kate, my grandson Atticus and Charlie joined me and Ben for the third day and night.
First time this year at Loon Lake, and it was a group campout. Gary and Sheryl, Mike and Vicki, and Debbie joined us with their respective RVs. We had some really good times!
I went over to Jackson Meadows again, my second visit this year, for four days. It was a very laid back week with the dogs. I read, watched movies,
This is my first campout at Jackson Meadows, East Meadow campground since 2016. It’s my favorite and was closed last year because of questionable reasons. I had my preferred site #34. The dogs and I went up for five nights
On our way back north, at the top of the summit above Mono Lake, there is a turn off for Virginia Lakes. Our friend, Jerry Burgan had strongly recommended
After Convict Lake we did a little exploring of the area around Mammoth Lakes, got supplies and gas in town, and then found a NFS campground called Glass Creek.
After a couple nights at Silver Lake we moved on to the Mammoth Lakes area. Did the loop then went a little further south to Crowley lake. Except for some good boondocking sites on the west side of the freeway, this did not look welcoming at all. So we went Read More
Our next stop on our highway 395 journey was the June Lake Loop. We found Grant lake to be overall scenic but camping wise it was rather unappealing. We also went to June Lake campground but
We started our ten day camping trip along the eastern slope of the Sierra Nevada Mountains, off highway 395, at Twin Lakes near Bridgeport.