Big Springs Campground
Big Springs Campground
Big Springs Campground offers 26 first-come, first-served sites in a pine forest setting between Mammoth Lakes and June Lake, ideal for accessing Deadman Creek fishing and nearby OHV/ATV trails.
Located at 7,300 feet elevation on the paved section of Owens River Road, the campground provides picnic tables and bear-proof lockers but requires visitors to bring their own water.
The site is typically open May through October and is closed during winter months.
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