Mcgee Creek

Perched at an elevation of 7,545 feet, McGee Creek offers a quintessential Eastern Sierra experience. This federal campground provides a sunny, open setting between Bishop and Mammoth Lakes, serving as an ideal basecamp for adventurers looking to explore the rugged beauty of the surrounding mountains. With its proximity to the John Muir Wilderness, it is a premier destination for those eager to immerse themselves in high-altitude landscapes and dramatic geology.

The area is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, offering direct access to extensive hiking and biking trails that wind through the majestic terrain. Whether you are interested in fishing, wildlife viewing, or simply capturing the scenery through photography, the region provides endless opportunities for exploration. The site accommodates both tent and RV campers looking for a rustic mountain retreat.

While the campground is designed for a more traditional, off-grid experience without utility hookups, it remains a popular spot for visitors seeking a moderate level of adventure. Guests can take advantage of on-site amenities including firewood availability and convenient fishing access. Because of its year-round accessibility and central location, it is well-suited for families and travelers who appreciate a natural, scenic environment.