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Minaret Falls Campground

Campsite in Devils Postpile National Monument

Updated: March 01, 2024 09:23 AM

Minaret Falls Campground is located in Devils Postpile National Monument (National reserve in Madera County, California), United States. It's address is Reds Meadow, Mammoth Lakes, CA 93546.

Reds Meadow, Mammoth Lakes, CA 93546

JWQ8+VR Mammoth Lakes, California

(760) 873-2400

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Where is Minaret Falls Campground?

Minaret Falls Campground is located at: Reds Meadow, Mammoth Lakes, CA 93546.

What is the phone number of Minaret Falls Campground?

You can try to calling this number: (760) 873-2400

What are the coordinates of Minaret Falls Campground?

Coordinates: 37.6396579, -119.0829131

Minaret Falls Campground Reviews

Erika Mediano
2022-07-22 18:52:07 GMT

This is our second time being at reds meadow campground but we actually stay at minaret falls campground. Very clean campground friendly they keep the bathrooms very maintained they are not flush toilets. There is running water you can take showers and check out red Meadows nearby they have a little store showers and the laundry also a good little cafe for quick bite highly recommend enjoy.

meagankukawsky
2015-05-10 21:00:04 GMT

Although there are no showers, who really goes camping to stay squeaky clean anyway? I've spent the last handful of years camping in the mammoth lakes area and i must say my finest experience was at minaret falls. Off the beaten path it is a nice change from the over crowding i can sometimes find a convict lake. Plus, you're never going to find big foot unless you set up camp deep into the bush. Minaret Falls has a nice creek that runs lateral to the campground. A beautiful water fall was in view from our campsite which i must say was a very nice thing to wake up to every morning. Surrounded by a number of smaller lakes, it is the perfect base camp to travel out of to go fishing and/ or squatching. I would highly recommend this campground. But after reading this please stay away because i want to be the one to catch the biggest fish and capture big foot. That being said this is not Meagan its her brother Dustin. Peace.

Mychal Mafnas
2020-09-04 21:48:38 GMT

Great campground, super friendly host, clean bathrooms, potable water from the spiket, perfect location to explore the valley. Watch the sunset on the river right before you start the campfire for the night, it's about as perfect as it gets to end the day. Also, no mosquitos ( we went mid august). Has bear lockers too..

Melissa Duffy
2020-07-20 02:50:54 GMT

We had a wonderful weekend camping here. A very clean, quiet, beautiful spot right by Devil's Postpile. We did have an annoying family of 12 show up at 1:00am trying to set up camp next to us in a no camping spot, shining their brights directly into our tents, talking loudly, kids running around screaming and so on. However. Ken, our camp host handled the issue and took care of the problem. Ken was a great host, so friendly and helpful. I highly recommend this site.

Daneille Klein
2020-03-07 07:47:26 GMT

Beautiful camping ground great for all ages! It is first come first serve... by far one of the best places to wake up and see a waterfall in the distance! Beautiful I cannot stress it enough!

Steve Smith
2022-09-09 04:13:12 GMT

Amazing camping! Great atmosphere! My only concern was the number of fishing lines and lures I found in the swimming hole.

Ricardo Cardenas
2021-07-19 01:57:27 GMT

Great host in Ken K who gave me a solid break down on the hike from the camp to Devil's Postpile and to Rainbow falls.

Ken Stoker
2018-09-06 22:07:22 GMT

A basic campground in a beautiful location. This locations provides so much opportunity to enjoy. You can simply enjoy camping in the outdoors. You can enjoy small hikes to Devil's Postpile or Rainbow Falls. You can fish along the San Joaquin that has plenty of stocked rainbows and wild rainbows and browns if you persist. It also is a base for countless hikes heading towards those unique Minarets and alpine lakes at higher elevations. Get your bear canister, your permit and go spend a night or two in the backcountry.

Wally Hernandez
2015-07-05 07:31:20 GMT

Nice capping spot

Christopher Pepper
2021-07-18 01:27:54 GMT

Ok I have been spoiled by campgrounds that are nicer in my opinion. 1st: Single lane dirt road in and out with lots of sharp turns and smooth dirt hills. 2: Hard to get potable water in your trailer. 3: Unpaved or leveled campsites. 4: Not a place to go with a 25' or larger trailer 5: No flushing toilets or sinks to wash up after restroom use. This campground is better suited for rent or pop up trailers. Be wary if there is rain in the forecast if you don't have four wheel drive and are pulling a trailer. Beautiful views and fishing isn't very good in the immediate area. I will not go back with my trailer. Tent maybe. Have fun !

Theresa Smith PhD
2018-07-04 05:54:57 GMT

It's very hard to get to very time consuming the road is not kept lots of rocks you will mess up your vehicle getting there

Dan G
2022-08-16 15:53:19 GMT

Outstanding drive-in campground experience.
Great, quiet location. Basic services. Attentive host.
Beautiful setting. Passable fishing.
I hope to visit again.

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About Devils Postpile National Monument
National reserve in Madera County, California

Devils Postpile National Monument is a U.S. National Monument located near Mammoth Mountain in Eastern California. The monument protects Devils Postpile, an unusual rock formation of columnar basalt, "all closely and perfectly fitted together like a vast mosaic." source

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