About Crowley Lake Campground
Set in the Mammoth Lakes area of California, Crowley Lake Campground operates as a campground. Mammoth Lakes is the closest town, making it the natural stop for groceries and propane before check-in. It is operated by US Bureau of Land Management.
Reported amenities include dump station. The park lists 47 sites. Current rates, site availability, and rules are published on the park's website at www.blm.gov/visit/crowley-lake-campground.
Crowley Lake Campground is part of the camping landscape of the American West, home to the country's great public lands: national parks, national forests, and millions of acres of BLM land. A sanitary dump station lets you empty gray and black tanks on the way in or out. The details on this page come from public map data and owner submissions, and the park itself remains the authority on current conditions.
Hookups & amenities
- Dump station
Only amenities confirmed in our source data are listed. Missing items are unknown, not necessarily absent. Confirm with the park before booking.
Site details
- Sites
- 47
- Fee
- Paid
Location & directions
GPS: 37.57280, -118.76795
Frequently asked questions
Where is Crowley Lake Campground located?⌄
Crowley Lake Campground is in the Mammoth Lakes area of California. Use the map on this page for the exact location.
How do I book a site at Crowley Lake Campground?⌄
Reservations and current rates are available through the park's website, www.blm.gov/visit/crowley-lake-campground.
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This listing was compiled from OpenStreetMap and other public data and has not yet been verified by the park. If you own or manage Crowley Lake Campground, you can claim and update it for free.
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