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Campgrounds in Big Pine, CA

6 campgrounds in and around Big Pine, California. Check open sites for your dates.

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Right now: 9 campsites open this weekend near Big Pine at 1 of the 5 campgrounds we checked.Availability read Nov 7, 3:38 PM ET

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Big Pine has 3 campgrounds, with 3 more within 25 miles. 2 list full hookups and 4 list sites of 40 ft or longer. You book through Recreation.gov, Hipcamp and Campspot.

More ways to stay near Big Pine: glamping & cabins (1) · RV rentals (1)

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Available this weekend near Big Pine

Nov 13 – Nov 15 · open every night of the stay.

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Parks in Big Pine first, then everything within 25 miles, nearest first (straight-line distance).

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RV resort

Aberdeen Resort

Independence, CA · 13.2 mi away
See price with providervia Hipcamp
5 RV sitesTent site · Not listed
Public campground

Four Jeffrey

★ 5.0 (174)
Bishop, CA · 15.1 mi away
From $30/nightvia Recreation.gov
27 RV sitesTent site · Not listed
Private campground

Creekside RV Park

★ 4.6 (38)
Bishop, CA · 15.6 mi away
From $40/nightvia Campspot
10 RV sitesTent site · Not listed
Public campground

Big Pine Canyon

★ 5.0 (10)
Big Pine, CA
From $90/nightvia Recreation.gov
1 RV sitesTent site · Not listed
Public campground

Upper Sage Flat

★ 5.0 (151)
Big Pine, CA
From $27/nightvia Recreation.gov
18 RV sitesTent site · Not listed

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Things to do near Big Pine

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National parks near Big Pine

Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks · about 11 mi

From the National Park Service · 11 mi away, Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks

Paradise Creek
Photo: NPS
Paradise Creek

1-2 Hours

Explore Paradise Canyon in the Foothills of Sequoia National Park. This gentle trail parallels Paradise Creek, taking you past waterfalls and pools.

A group of visitors walking down a snowy trail.
Photo: NPS
Wolverton Winter Trail

1-2 Hours

This short trail connects the Old Lodgepole Road with the Wolverton Parking area. This steep hillside route requires considerable control for downhill travel when skiing away from…

Foothills Visitor Center
Photo: NPS
Visit the Foothills Visitor Center

5-75 Minutes

This visitor center is one mile past the Ash Mountain entrance station along the Generals Highway. Stop here for information, maps, books, gifts, and restrooms. Browse exhibits…

Source: National Park Service (Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks). Photos link to nps.gov and are credited to their photographers.

Upcoming ranger programs and events

Death Valley National Park · about 17 mi

From the National Park Service · 17 mi away, Death Valley National Park

Notch-leaved Phacelia and Golden Evening Primrose bloom in a desert wash.
Photo: NPS/ D.Milliard
Explore Wildflowers in Death Valley

1-3 Hours

Learn about the different flowers you might be able to see in Death Valley during spring months.

a one story block building and flag pole
Photo: NPS / E. Hoerner
Visit the Furnace Creek Visitor Center

15-120 Minutes

Stop by the visitor center to speak with park rangers and pay park fees and purchase national park passes. View the exhibits about Death Valley's history and natural wonders. Watch…

A green hummingbird with a purple and white throat drinks from a yellow flower.
Photo: NPS/ Neal Nurmi
Bird Watching

Roadrunners and ravens and hummingbirds- oh my! With many resident and migratory species, bird watching opportunities abound in Death Valley.

Source: National Park Service (Death Valley National Park). Photos link to nps.gov and are credited to their photographers.

How it works

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  1. Find open sitesSearch by place and dates; we check each provider's calendar for your whole stay.
  2. Check the fitHookups, amps, rig length and pull-through come from each park's own listing. When a listing doesn't say, we leave it blank.
  3. Book with the providerCampspot, Recreation.gov, ReserveAmerica, KOA and state park systems: you complete each reservation on their site.

A few good questions

How many campgrounds are in Big Pine?

3 campgrounds in Big Pine, and 6 counting everything within 25 miles.

Which campgrounds near Big Pine have full hookups?

2 of them list water, electric and sewer at the site; 1 list 50-amp service.

Can I bring a big rig to Big Pine?

4 parks within 25 miles list sites of 40 ft or longer (up to 45 ft), and 4 list pull-through sites.

What's near Big Pine?

Kings Canyon National Park (about 33 miles, straight-line), Sequoia National Park (about 49 miles, straight-line) and Mono Lake (about 71 miles, straight-line).

How much do campgrounds near Big Pine cost?

Of the 5 parks that list a nightly rate, the middle starting price is about $30 a night. The park's own site has the final price for your dates.

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