Welcome to Mosquito Flats Walk-in Campground, a unique destination within the Campgrounds & RV Parks category, located in the scenic region of Bishop, California. Situated at Bishop, CA 93514, and reachable at (760) 873-2400 or +1 760-873-2400, this campground serves as a crucial access point for hikers and outdoor enthusiasts seeking to explore the renowned Little Lakes Valley.
Mosquito Flats Walk-in Campground is primarily known as the trailhead for the popular Little Lakes Valley hike, a trail celebrated for its breathtaking scenery and numerous alpine lakes. The campground itself offers a rustic, walk-in camping experience, catering to those who prioritize direct access to hiking trails and the natural beauty of the Eastern Sierra.
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Customer reviews highlight the campground's strategic location as the starting point for the Little Lakes Valley hike, which is consistently praised for its scenic beauty. Visitors recommend arriving early to secure parking, as spaces are limited. While the campground provides basic facilities, reviews indicate that bathroom cleanliness can be an issue. However, the overwhelming draw of the location is its access to exceptional hiking and the stunning natural environment.
Mosquito Flats Walk-in Campground is an essential destination for hikers and nature enthusiasts looking to explore the Little Lakes Valley. The campground's primary appeal lies in its trailhead access and the surrounding natural beauty, making it a valuable starting point for unforgettable outdoor adventures in the Eastern Sierra.
Hiking
Running water
Tent sites
Good for kids
Dogs allowed
Went early to secure a parking spot at Misquito flat trail head for the Little lakes valley hike ! The hike was amazing and scenic the whole way with 7 lakes to enjoy ! I highly recommend this hike !!
bathroom needs cleaning, but that is an issue with the people. minimal parking so get as many people in order e car as you can. the aspens were beautiful, but the storm awhile back made them change colors at different rates. Just hiking even a few yards is gorgeous.
There’s a great little campground hear that you can stay at. There’s also a large parking lot where you can join the trail head. My son and I started here and went in about 3 miles. There are a number of lakes that you can say share you can also fish the stream on the way up. Beautiful views.
Rock Creek (as long as you want it to be, up to about 10 miles) This hike is wonderful because it is beautiful and can truly be as long as you want it to be. Start at the Mosquito Flat trailhead and make your way slowly up. This trail is never steep, but your starting elevation is about 10,000 feet, so you’ll be surprised by your heavy breathing. Follow the wildflower dusted trail along the creek to various lakes and enjoy the scenery. Keep walking the mostly flat trail as long as you want, and on your return, once you’ve made it back to the car, drive to the nearby resort for pie.
Wilderness permit only needed for overnights. Hiking from here is great with beautiful views. Easy enough with kids, although the altitude will make you breathe heavy if you're not used to it.
High altitude campground. One of the highest roads in the eastern Sierra.