Fort Miller and Dumna Strands Loops (sites 38-84)

Bird's eye view of the campground

Horse Camp

Meadows Loop (sites 92-148)

North Shore Group Camp

Rocky Point and Mono Loops (sites 1-37)

Valley Oak Loop (sites 85-90)

Bird's eye view of the park

Millerton Lake SRA

Friant Dam on the San Joaquin River, forms Millerton Lake. The dam and lake
are features of the Central Valley Project - Friant Division. Millerton Lake
is nestled in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada, approximately 15 miles east
of Fresno, CA offers a wide variety of recreational opportunities. Reclamation
is assisting the State Parks and Recreation to develop the San Joaquin trail
that will allow hiking, equestrian, and bike access through the park and join
the historic trail leading up the San Joaquin River. Numerous camping
facilities, ranging from primitive sites to RV hookups are available. Call the
park or 1-800-444-PARK for reservations. The park includes a preserve area for
nesting bald eagles, and the park provides boat tours during the winter months
for viewing. For boating enthusiasts, the lake offers a marina for long term
docking as well as day use boat ramps. Good fishing for bass, catfish,
crappie, and trout. The historic Millerton Courthouse, once the seat of Fresno
County, has been restored and contains interpretive exhibits about the area's
local history. The courthouse was salvaged from the town of Millerton when it
was inundated by Lake Millerton, and reconstructed on the shore at Mariner's
Point.

<a href="http://www.usbr.gov/dataweb/dams/ca10154.htm" rel="nofollow">Friant Dam</a> on the San Joaquin River, forms Millerton Lake.  The dam and lake are features of the <a href="http://www.usbr.gov/dataweb/html/friant.html" rel="nofollow">Central Valley Project - Friant Division</a>. Millerton Lake is nestled in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada, approximately 15 miles east of Fresno, CA offers a wide variety of recreational opportunities.  Reclamation is assisting the State Parks and Recreation to develop the San Joaquin trail that will allow hiking, equestrian, and bike access through the park and join the historic trail leading up the San Joaquin River.  Numerous camping facilities, ranging from primitive sites to RV hookups are available.  Call the park or 1-800-444-PARK for reservations.  The park includes a preserve area for nesting bald eagles, and the park provides boat tours during the winter months for viewing.  For boating enthusiasts, the lake offers a marina for long term docking as well as day use boat ramps.  Good fishing for bass, catfish, crappie, and trout.

The historic Millerton Courthouse, once the seat of Fresno County, has been restored and contains interpretive exhibits about the area's local history.  The courthouse was salvaged from the town of Millerton when it was inundated by Lake Millerton, and reconstructed on the shore at Mariner's Point.

Millerton Lake

_**9/30/2024 - PG &E; is planning to increase flows on a portion of the San
Joaquin River starting Tuesday, Oct. 1 and lasting until Nov. 22.**_

_**Those recreating at the San Joaquin River Gorge are advised to exercise
caution as the water may appear suddenly and the rocks surrounding the
waterway are slippery.**_

_**The higher flows are necessary while PG &E; performs annual maintenance
work at Kerckhoff 2 Powerhouse. **_

 _**Learn more:**__**https://www.pgecurrents.com/.../4056-pg-e-release-
high...**_

## Overview

The scenic San Joaquin River Gorge Special Recreation Management Area
straddles the San Joaquin River just upstream from Millerton Lake State
Recreation Area and includes lands in both Fresno and Madera Counties.
Multiple campground and day-use sites are available for your enjoyment
including: Ya-Gub-Weh-Tuh Campground, Aholul Group Campground, Equestrian
Campground, River Access Day-Use, and a Visitor Center with extensive
opportunities for educational experiences for visitors, schools, and other
groups. With over 20 miles of outstanding multi-use trails that weave there
way through the management area, there is a route awaiting your next
adventure.

## Fee Schedule

  * Day Use (per vehicle)………..$5
  * Annual Pass…………………..$25
  * Individual Campsite…………..$10
  * Double Campsite (2 tables)….$15
  * Equestrian Campsite…………$25
  * Group Campground*…………$175
  * Nuckahee Learning Center*…$300
  * Interpretive Programs………..$10

*The Group Campground and Nuckahee Learning Center require reservations. Please contact the Bakersfield Field Office for more information.

## Trails of the Gorge

The Dumna and Kechayi Native Americans once called the Gorge home and are
still active in the area, practicing their cultural traditions which include
ceremonies on site. It is from their language that we derive the names of the
trails contained within the Management Area. All trails are multi-use, shared
by hikers, mountain bikers and equestrian users. Motorized use on trails is
prohibited.

**Foot Bridge Trail**

  * Distance: 1 Mile to Foot Bridge
  * Round Trip from Ya-Gub-Weh-Tuh parking: 2 Miles

The Foot Bridge is one of the most sought-after sites here at the San Joaquin
River Gorge. Please remember while the slope is gradual downhill to the
Bridge, it is up-hill on the way back. Be sure to plan accordingly and bring
plenty of water!

**Pa'san Ridge Trail**

  * Distance: 6 mile loop (begins across the Foot Bridge)
  * Round Trip from Ya-Gub-Weh-Tuh parking: 8 Miles

The Pa'san (pine nut) Ridge Trail is a six-mile loop trail. This trail takes
one into the chaparral clothed uplands where they will encounter mountain
lilac (ceanothus), manzanita, mountain mahogany, and many other shrubs and
wildflowers.

**Wuh-ki'o Trail**

  * Distance: 4 miles
  * Round Trip from Ya-Gub-Weh-Tuh parking: 11 Miles

The Wuh-ki'o (Dumna/Kechayi word for San Joaquin River) Trail starts from the
west side of the loop on the Pa'san Ridge Trail. About four miles long, it
connects with Millerton Lake State Recreation Area on the Madera County side
of the reservoir. The trail follows along the river and leads the traveler
through oak woodlands with their mixture of foothill pines, shrubs and
numerous wildflowers.

**San Joaquin River Trail**

  * Distance: 2 miles (to BLM boundary)
  * Round Trip from Ya-Gub-Weh-Tuh parking: 4 Miles

A portion of the San Joaquin River Trail (SJRT). Access to the trail is across
the road from the Ya-Gub-Weh-Tuh parking and guides you into the Millerton
Lake State Recreation Area. When complete the San Joaquin River Trail will
eventually connect Highway 99 to the Pacific Crest Trail near the Devils
Postpile National Monument. Portions of the trail cover prehistoric trade
routes of the Mono Indians.

**River Access Trail**

  * Distance: 1/2 mile
  * Round Trip from River Access Parking: 1 mile

A short switchback trail leading down to the San Joaquin River's edge through
the oak woodlands and grass understory. Day use parking is available at this
trail head.

<p><em><strong>9/30/2024 - PG&E is planning to increase flows on a portion of the San Joaquin River starting Tuesday, Oct. 1 and lasting until Nov. 22.</strong></em></p><p><em><strong>Those recreating at the San Joaquin River Gorge are advised to exercise caution as the water may appear suddenly and the rocks surrounding the waterway are slippery.</strong></em></p><p><em><strong>The higher flows are necessary while PG&E performs annual maintenance work at Kerckhoff 2 Powerhouse. </strong></em></p><p><em><strong>Learn more: </strong></em><a href="https://gcc02.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.pgecurrents.com%2Farticles%2F4056-pg-e-release-high-water-flows-san-joaquin-river-kerckhoff-dam-oct-1-nov-22%3Ffbclid%3DIwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAAR2K10_c-ZqKiV9Nd-RIUbKPmhvL8bDrDqdJkQr1OjNiew3CDbGOPkL5dpE_aem_Ff6NZBHEY8SVgQLtXe3_-A&data=05%7C02%7Cjpluim%40blm.gov%7Cba9df441294a41990dfd08dce19521a1%7C0693b5ba4b184d7b9341f32f400a5494%7C0%7C0%7C638633277840482440%7CUnknown%7CTWFpbGZsb3d8eyJWIjoiMC4wLjAwMDAiLCJQIjoiV2luMzIiLCJBTiI6Ik1haWwiLCJXVCI6Mn0%3D%7C0%7C%7C%7C&sdata=78SZ0wnsxUG4aQ0rz38yRwxq7jg6U3aiJvMOjy46pAA%3D&reserved=0" rel="nofollow"><em><strong>https://www.pgecurrents.com/.../4056-pg-e-release-high...</strong></em></a></p><h2>Overview</h2><p>The scenic San Joaquin River Gorge Special Recreation Management Area straddles the San Joaquin River just upstream from Millerton Lake State Recreation Area and includes lands in both Fresno and Madera Counties. Multiple campground and day-use sites are available for your enjoyment including: Ya-Gub-Weh-Tuh Campground, Aholul Group Campground, Equestrian Campground, River Access Day-Use, and a Visitor Center with extensive opportunities for educational experiences for visitors, schools, and other groups. With over 20 miles of outstanding multi-use trails that weave there way through the management area, there is a route awaiting your next adventure.</p><p> </p><h2>Fee Schedule</h2><ul><li>Day Use (per vehicle)………..$5</li><li>Annual Pass…………………..$25</li><li>Individual Campsite…………..$10</li><li>Double Campsite (2 tables)….$15</li><li>Equestrian Campsite…………$25</li><li>Group Campground*…………$175</li><li>Nuckahee Learning Center*…$300</li><li>Interpretive Programs………..$10</li></ul><p>*The Group Campground and Nuckahee Learning Center require reservations. Please contact the Bakersfield Field Office for more information.</p><p> </p><h2>Trails of the Gorge</h2><p>The Dumna and Kechayi Native Americans once called the Gorge home and are still active in the area, practicing their cultural traditions which include ceremonies on site. It is from their language that we derive the names of the trails contained within the Management Area. All trails are multi-use, shared by hikers, mountain bikers and equestrian users. Motorized use on trails is prohibited.</p><p> </p><p><strong>Foot Bridge Trail</strong></p><ul><li>Distance: 1 Mile to Foot Bridge</li><li>Round Trip from Ya-Gub-Weh-Tuh parking: 2 Miles</li></ul><p>The Foot Bridge is one of the most sought-after sites here at the San Joaquin River Gorge. Please remember while the slope is gradual downhill to the Bridge, it is up-hill on the way back. Be sure to plan accordingly and bring plenty of water!</p><p> </p><p><strong>Pa'san Ridge Trail</strong></p><ul><li>Distance: 6 mile loop (begins across the Foot Bridge)</li><li>Round Trip from Ya-Gub-Weh-Tuh parking: 8 Miles</li></ul><p>The Pa'san (pine nut) Ridge Trail is a six-mile loop trail. This trail takes one into the chaparral clothed uplands where they will encounter mountain lilac (ceanothus), manzanita, mountain mahogany, and many other shrubs and wildflowers.</p><p> </p><p><strong>Wuh-ki'o Trail</strong></p><ul><li>Distance: 4 miles</li><li>Round Trip from Ya-Gub-Weh-Tuh parking: 11 Miles</li></ul><p>The Wuh-ki'o (Dumna/Kechayi word for San Joaquin River) Trail starts from the west side of the loop on the Pa'san Ridge Trail. About four miles long, it connects with Millerton Lake State Recreation Area on the Madera County side of the reservoir. The trail follows along the river and leads the traveler through oak woodlands with their mixture of foothill pines, shrubs and numerous wildflowers.</p><p> </p><p><strong>San Joaquin River Trail</strong></p><ul><li>Distance: 2 miles (to BLM boundary)</li><li>Round Trip from Ya-Gub-Weh-Tuh parking: 4 Miles</li></ul><p>A portion of the San Joaquin River Trail (SJRT). Access to the trail is across the road from the Ya-Gub-Weh-Tuh parking and guides you into the Millerton Lake State Recreation Area. When complete the San Joaquin River Trail will eventually connect Highway 99 to the Pacific Crest Trail near the Devils Postpile National Monument. Portions of the trail cover prehistoric trade routes of the Mono Indians.</p><p> </p><p><strong>River Access Trail</strong></p><ul><li>Distance: 1/2 mile</li><li>Round Trip from River Access Parking: 1 mile</li></ul><p>A short switchback trail leading down to the San Joaquin River's edge through the oak woodlands and grass understory. Day use parking is available at this trail head.</p>

The San Joaquin River Gorge is a Fee Use site and requires that fees are paid
promptly upon arrival. Please see the Fee Schedule on this page for pricing.
The Fee Schedule is also posted on all Kiosks on site.

San Joaquin River Gorge Special Recreation Management Area

### The Visitor Center is currently closed

Come to the Visitor Center to explore the plants, animals and people who call
the scenic San Joaquin River Gorge their home. Explore interactive displays
inside and native plant gardens and outdoor classrooms just outside.
Investigate a Mono house, learn how acorns were processed into food and
explore other local cultural traditions.

Call ahead to schedule a special program for your group. The area is easily
accessible via a paved road suitable for all types of cars.

## Fee Schedule

  * Day Use (per vehicle)………..$5
  * Annual Pass…………………..$25
  * Individual Campsite…………..$10
  * Double Campsite (2 tables)….$15
  * Equestrian Campsite…………$25
  * Group Campground*…………$175
  * Nuckahee Learning Center*…$300
  * Interpretive Programs………..$10

*The Group Campground and Nuckahee Learning Center require reservations. Please contact the Bakersfield Field Office for more information. 

## Restrictions

  * Target Shooting is prohibited within the management area
  * Hunting of Non-Game Species is prohibited
  * All trails in the management area are Non-Motorized. OHV's are Prohibited
  * A permit is required for campfires, and campfires must be in designated fire rings in the campgrounds

<h3>The Visitor Center is currently closed</h3> 
<p>
Come to the Visitor Center to explore the plants, animals and people who call the scenic San Joaquin River Gorge their home. Explore interactive displays inside and native plant gardens and outdoor classrooms just outside. Investigate a Mono house, learn how acorns were processed into food and explore other local cultural traditions.
<p>
Call ahead to schedule a special program for your group. The area is easily accessible via a paved road suitable for all types of cars.
<p>
<h2>Fee Schedule</h2>
<p>
<ul><li> Day Use (per vehicle)………..$5</li>
<li>Annual Pass…………………..$25</li>
<li>Individual Campsite…………..$10</li>
<li>Double Campsite (2 tables)….$15</li>
<li>Equestrian Campsite…………$25</li>
<li>Group Campground*…………$175</li>
<li>Nuckahee Learning Center*…$300</li>
<li>Interpretive Programs………..$10</li></ul>
<p>
*The Group Campground and Nuckahee Learning Center require reservations. Please contact the Bakersfield Field Office for more information.
<p>
<h2>Restrictions</h2>
<ul><li>Target Shooting is prohibited within the management area</li>
<li>Hunting of Non-Game Species is prohibited</li>
<li>All trails in the management area are Non-Motorized. OHV's are Prohibited</li>
<li>A permit is required for campfires, and campfires must be in designated fire rings in the campgrounds</li></ul>

The San Joaquin River Gorge is a Fee Use site and requires that fees are paid
promptly upon arrival. Please review the fee schedule on this page for current
pricing.

San Joaquin River Gorge Visitor Center

The San Joaquin River Gorge SRMA is located at the upper portion of Millerton
Lake and is accessed through the town of Auberry, CA. The area is managed by
Bureau of Land Management (BLM) with trail heads for the San Joaquin trail.
The trail leads through chaparral uplands with mountain lilac, manzanita,
mahogany and many shrubs and annual wildflowers. The trails leading from San
Joaquin River Gorge SRMA include a 6 mile loop through the northern portion of
the recreation area and a 4 mile trail connecting to the San Joaquin River
Trail. Interpretive nature trails and cultural information is available. BLM
cooperates with the California Parks and Recreation at Millerton Lake to help
users appreciate the foothills area of the Sierra Nevada. Access to the lake
and river areas provide good shore fishing opportunities.

The San Joaquin River Gorge SRMA is located at the upper portion of Millerton Lake and is accessed through the town of Auberry, CA.  The area is managed by Bureau of Land Management (BLM) with trail heads for the San Joaquin trail. The trail leads through chaparral uplands with mountain lilac, manzanita, mahogany and many shrubs and annual wildflowers.  The trails leading from San Joaquin River Gorge SRMA include a 6 mile loop through the northern portion of the recreation area and a 4 mile trail connecting to the San Joaquin River Trail.  Interpretive nature trails and cultural information is available. BLM cooperates with the California Parks and Recreation at Millerton Lake to help users appreciate the foothills area of the Sierra Nevada.  Access to the lake and river areas provide good shore fishing opportunities.

Less than an hour drive northeast of Fresno in the foothills of the Sierra
Nevada enroute to Yosemite National Park. Lake activities include water
skiing, fishing, swimming, horseback riding, mountain biking, hiking, and
camping.

Less than an hour drive northeast of Fresno in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada enroute to Yosemite National Park. Lake activities include water skiing, fishing, swimming, horseback riding, mountain biking, hiking, and camping.

## Overview

Buck Ridge group day-use pavillion is located within the Buck Ridge Recreation
Area at Hidden Dam, Hensley Lake. The pavilion has drinking water access,
multiple picnic tables, a large barbeque pit and grill for cooking, two
horseshoe pits and a water-borne restroom for your use.  
  
  
  
The lake area offers many recreational opportunities, such as swimming, water
skiing, fishing and hiking, and attracts a growing number of visitors per
year. It is within a short drive to Yosemite, Kings Canyon and Sequoia
National Parks, as well as Sierra National Forest.  
  
  
  
The 1,500-acre lake was created by the construction of Hidden Dam on the
Fresno River. With over 20 miles of shoreline, it is a popular vacation spot
for families because of its playground, swimming areas and water activities.

## Recreation

The area is packed with opportunities for outdoor fun. The lake area has a
swim beach, a disc golf course and a hiking, mountain biking and equestrian
trail. On the water, visitors can ski, swim and fish.

## Facilities

The area is packed with opportunities for outdoor fun. The lake area has a
swim beach, a disc golf course and a hiking, mountain biking and equestrian
trail. On the water, visitors can ski, swim and fish.

## Natural Features

Buck Ridge is located directly on the shore of Hensley Lake and surrounded by
the oak woodlands of the Sierra Nevada foothills, offering a mixture of sun
and shade.

## Nearby Attractions

Yosemite National Park is about one hour north, and Sequoia and Kings Canyon
National Parks are about 1.5 hours southeast of the facility.  
  
Yosemite National Park  
  
Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks

<h2>Overview</h2>
<p>Buck Ridge group day-use pavillion is located within the Buck Ridge Recreation Area at Hidden Dam, Hensley Lake. The pavilion has drinking water access, multiple picnic tables, a large barbeque pit and grill for cooking, two horseshoe pits and a water-borne restroom for your use. <br><br><br><br>The lake area offers many recreational opportunities, such as swimming, water skiing, fishing and hiking, and attracts a growing number of visitors per year. It is within a short drive to Yosemite, Kings Canyon and Sequoia National Parks, as well as Sierra National Forest.<br><br><br><br>The 1,500-acre lake was created by the construction of Hidden Dam on the Fresno River. With over 20 miles of shoreline, it is a popular vacation spot for families because of its playground, swimming areas and water activities.</p>
<h2>Recreation</h2>
The area is packed with opportunities for outdoor fun. The lake area has a swim beach, a disc golf course and a hiking, mountain biking and equestrian trail. On the water, visitors can ski, swim and fish.<h2>Facilities</h2>
The area is packed with opportunities for outdoor fun. The lake area has a swim beach, a disc golf course and a hiking, mountain biking and equestrian trail. On the water, visitors can ski, swim and fish.<h2>Natural Features</h2>
Buck Ridge is located directly on the shore of Hensley Lake and surrounded by the oak woodlands of the Sierra Nevada foothills, offering a mixture of sun and shade. 
<h2>Nearby Attractions</h2>
Yosemite National Park is about one hour north, and Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks are about 1.5 hours southeast of the facility.
<br/><br/>
<a href="http://www.nps.gov/yose/index.htm" rel="nofollow">Yosemite National Park</a>
<br/><br/>
<a href="http://www.nps.gov/seki/index.htm" rel="nofollow">Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks</a>

Buck Ridge Recreation Area

BUCK RIDGE

Buck Ridge

## Overview

Hidden View Campground is located at Hensley Lake in the foothills of central
California, 50 miles north of Fresno. The lake area offers many recreational
opportunities, such as swimming, water skiing, fishing and hiking, and
attracts a growing number of visitors per year. It is within a short drive to
Yosemite, Kings Canyon and Sequoia National Parks, as well as Sierra National
Forest.  
  
The 1,500-acre lake was created by the construction of Hidden Dam on the
Fresno River. With over 20 miles of shoreline, it is a popular vacation spot
for families and those who enjoy water activities.

## Recreation

The area is packed with opportunities for outdoor fun. Campers enjoy boating,
water skiing and fishing on the water. Bank fishermen have easy access to the
lake's shoreline.  
  
  
Lake fishing is particularly good in the coves where largemouth black bass,
crappie, bluegill and catfish are found in abundance. Rainbow trout are
stocked in the lake each winter.  
  
  
On the other side of the lake, there is a swim beach, a disc golf course and a
hiking, mountain biking and equestrian trail. One hiking trail is located
within walking distance of the campground.  
  
  
  
Educational programs are offered by request. Please call the Park Headquarters
at 559-831-7040.

## Facilities

The area is packed with opportunities for outdoor fun. Campers enjoy boating,
water skiing and fishing on the water. Bank fishermen have easy access to the
lake's shoreline.  
  
  
Lake fishing is particularly good in the coves where largemouth black bass,
crappie, bluegill and catfish are found in abundance. Rainbow trout are
stocked in the lake each winter.  
  
  
On the other side of the lake, there is a swim beach, a disc golf course and a
hiking, mountain biking and equestrian trail. One hiking trail is located
within walking distance of the campground.  
  
  
  
Educational programs are offered by request. Please call the Park Headquarters
at 559-831-7040.

## Natural Features

Hidden View is located on the shores of Hensley Lake and is surrounded by the
oak woodlands of the Sierra Nevada foothills, offering a mixture of sun and
shade.  
  
The area has significant historical value as it was once home to the Miwok and
Yokut Native American Tribes.

## Nearby Attractions

Yosemite National Park is about one hour north, and Sequoia and Kings Canyon
National Parks are about 1.5 hours southeast of the facility.  
  
Yosemite National Park  
  
Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks

## contact_info

For facility specific information, please call (559) 831-7040.

<h2>Overview</h2>
Hidden View Campground is located at Hensley Lake in the foothills of central California, 50 miles north of Fresno. The lake area offers many recreational opportunities, such as swimming, water skiing, fishing and hiking, and attracts a growing number of visitors per year. It is within a short drive to Yosemite, Kings Canyon and Sequoia National Parks, as well as Sierra National Forest.
<br/><br/>
The 1,500-acre lake was created by the construction of Hidden Dam on the Fresno River. With over 20 miles of shoreline, it is a popular vacation spot for families and those who enjoy water activities. <h2>Recreation</h2>
<p>The area is packed with opportunities for outdoor fun. Campers enjoy boating, water skiing and fishing on the water. Bank fishermen have easy access to the lake's shoreline. <br><br><br>Lake fishing is particularly good in the coves where largemouth black bass, crappie, bluegill and catfish are found in abundance. Rainbow trout are stocked in the lake each winter.<br><br><br>On the other side of the lake, there is a swim beach, a disc golf course and a hiking, mountain biking and equestrian trail. One hiking trail is located within walking distance of the campground.<br><br><br><br>Educational programs are offered by request. Please call the Park Headquarters at 559-831-7040. </p>
<h2>Facilities</h2>
<p>The area is packed with opportunities for outdoor fun. Campers enjoy boating, water skiing and fishing on the water. Bank fishermen have easy access to the lake's shoreline. <br><br><br>Lake fishing is particularly good in the coves where largemouth black bass, crappie, bluegill and catfish are found in abundance. Rainbow trout are stocked in the lake each winter.<br><br><br>On the other side of the lake, there is a swim beach, a disc golf course and a hiking, mountain biking and equestrian trail. One hiking trail is located within walking distance of the campground.<br><br><br><br>Educational programs are offered by request. Please call the Park Headquarters at 559-831-7040. </p>
<h2>Natural Features</h2>
Hidden View is located on the shores of Hensley Lake and is surrounded by the oak woodlands of the Sierra Nevada foothills, offering a mixture of sun and shade. <br/><br/>
The area has significant historical value as it was once home to the Miwok and Yokut Native American Tribes.
<h2>Nearby Attractions</h2>
Yosemite National Park is about one hour north, and Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks are about 1.5 hours southeast of the facility.
<br/><br/>
<a href="http://www.nps.gov/yose/index.htm" rel="nofollow">Yosemite National Park</a>
<br/><br/>
<a href="http://www.nps.gov/seki/index.htm" rel="nofollow">Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks</a>
<h2>contact_info</h2>
For facility specific information, please call (559) 831-7040.

Reservations must be made prior to occupying any campsite.

Millerton Lake SRA

Reviews

Campgrounds

Fort Miller and Dumna Strands Loops (sites 38-84)

Horse Camp

Meadows Loop (sites 92-148)

North Shore Group Camp

Rocky Point and Mono Loops (sites 1-37)

Valley Oak Loop (sites 85-90)

Nearby Parks

Millerton Lake

San Joaquin River Gorge Special Recreation Management Area

San Joaquin River Gorge Visitor Center

San Joaquin River Gorge Special Recreation Management Area

Hensley Lake