All campgrounds (and trails) in the Inyo National Forest (California) are closed as of 9/5/2020 at 5 P.M. until at least September 14, 2020 under a Forest Closure Order due to extreme fire danger. This temporary Forest closure will be re-evaluated daily as conditions change. You can check the latest/current status of the campgrounds at the Inyo National Forest web page.
Coldwater Campground
Convict Lake Campground
Devils Postpile
Lake George Campground
Lake Mary Campground
New Shady Rest Campground
Old Shady Rest Campground
Pine Glen Campground
Sherwin Creek Campground
Twin Lakes Campground
Reds Meadow Road
Agnew Meadows Campground
Minaret Falls Campground
Pumice Flat Campground
Reds Meadow Campground
Upper Soda Springs Campground
Big Springs Campground
Bloody Canyon Trailhead
Deadman Campground, Upper and Lower
Glass Creek Campground
Gull Lake Campground
Hartley Springs Campground
June Lake Campground
Oh! Ridge Campground
Reversed Creek Campground
Silver Lake Campground
Aspen Campground
Big Bend Campground
Ellery Lake Campground
Junction Campground
Lower Lee Vining Campground
Moraine Campground
Saddlebag Lake Campground
Sawmill Walk-in Campground
Tioga Lake Campground
Cottonwood Lakes Walk in Campground
Cottonwood Pass Walk in Campground
Horseshoe Meadow Equestrian Camp
Kennedy Meadows Campground
Lower Grays Meadow Campground
Onion Valley Campground
Upper Grays Meadow Campground
Lone Pine Campground
Mt. Whitney Trailhead Campground
Whitney Portal Campground
Big Pine Creek Campground
Sage Flat Campground
Upper Sage Campground
Big Trees Campground
Bishop Park Campground
Bitterbrush Campground
Forks Campground
Four Jeffrey Campground
Intake 2 Campground
Mountain Glen Campground
North Lake Campground
Sabrina Campground
Willow Campground
Big Meadow Campground
East Fork Campground
French Camp Campground
Holiday Campground
Iris Meadow Campground
McGee Creek Campground
Mosquito Flat Backpacker Campground
Palisade Campground
Pine Grove Campground
Rock Creek Lake Campground
Tuff Campground
Upper Pine Grove Campground
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Update – the USDA Forest Service has temporarily closed all national forests in California as a result of the extreme fire conditions:
Eldorado National Forest
Tahoe National Forest
Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit
Mendocino National Forest
Plumas National Forest
Lassen National Forest
Shasta Trinity National Forest
Six Rivers National Forest
Klamath National Forest
Modoc National Forest
Hi! Is there any information about the reopening dates?
Hi Denis,
Just checked and there are no updates as to when the national forests (campgrounds and trails, etc.) in CA will be reopened. Initially the closure would be at least through Sep 14, but I have a feeling (with the very dry conditions and continued fires), it will be extended.
2021 started still not opened? Any update? thanks
Hi Oliver,
Fire Restrictions have been lifted. You can have fires in designated campsite fire rings. Most campgrounds are currently closed for the season and many still under snow.