Grey Cliffs Campground

Near a crystal clear stream. Great views, privacy, and clean restrooms. No water except at visitor center, only 1.5 miles away. Visited the caves and hiked to Lakes Stella and Teresa followed by the Bristlecone Pine trail and glacier. Fantastic views of Mt. Wheeler.

Great experience! It was first come first served. We got there late at dark and got a spot. Only reason I rate three stars is because the ground was diabolical. Wouldn’t let me and my buddy drive the tent pins in to save our lives. After bending them all and getting them half in we grabbed boulders from around the area and put them in the corners of our tent to keep it down. Maybe I just got a bad site. Either way really great tent site apart from that issue!

Nice space for car camping, didn't have to hike at all to set up our tent! Lots of accessible firewood, also with nearby toilets in excellent condition inside of a closed building. Overall, a great spot for intermediate yet casual campers! Just remember that you're in the Great Basin. Be prepared for it to be hot, rocky, and very dry--especially at night, and it gets cold! Watch out for small cactus scattered everywhere, especially if there are little kids with your camping trip.

I wanted to leave a review since it looks like it has been awhile. This was one of the loveliest campsites I have stayed at. We reserved site 3 in the C loop and had a corner of quiet, beautiful nature all to ourselves. The pit toilets are indeed quite nice. The site is well maintained—very spacious—and the stars are unreal. Fell asleep to crickets singing. Good to knows: No cell service here or in Great Basin. We could get to road just fine in our two-wheel crossover (but very dusty!). Two picnic tables and a fire pit. You can buy firewood in Baker for $5.

Good campground. The only issue is absence of water, but you can fill bottles at the Visitor Canter, only couple miles away. Cite A6 has access to the river, highly recommend during summer, you can dip/cool off beverages :)