Bridgeport Reservoir RV Park and Marina - Bridgeport, California

Kate

We stopped here in September for a stay in one of their “glamping” tent cabins. This spot isn’t perfect - you do hear road noise, and there are no grocery stores or other amenities within reasonable distance. But the cabins are perfectly situated right on the lakeside for gorgeous views, the sunsets were beautiful and early morning lake views sublime. A lot of love has gone into the tent-cabin decor and furniture, they are very comfortable. The cabins have a small deck and cute yard space with lawn chairs and umbrellas. We had a wonderful time and it felt like a little oasis in the desert.

tom W.

This is a great RV site! It's located on a picturesque marina with everything you could ask for in a mountain RV park; beautiful sunsets, walkable beach, fishing, picnic tables, and it's super quiet! The staff is also friendly and helpful. Would highly recommend this as a stop on your mountain adventures!

Ian S.

We tent camped here for 1 night. Facilities are extremely run down. Location is by a very noisy highway. Loud campers around us and quiet time not enforced. Staff was nice and the office cat is cute. Probably would not return.

Kristen R.

We loved this place!! The view is incredible, especially at the lakeside spaces. The amenities are super helpful as well! The staff are all incredibly friendly and welcoming. We enjoyed our boat rental to cruise around on the lake. We would definitely come back!
Our least favorite part was the midge flies… while they are completely harmless, there are SO many at times that they can be pests. If it is really windy, the flies will take any shelter from the wind they can find which was all over the back of our truck and tent! They would disperse when the wind calmed down though. 🙂

Leslie S.

I would give less than 1 star in all categories if I could. The hosts at the site were extremely rude. One of our reserved sites was given away, another site offered was not a site at all. Did I mention how rude these people are? We left and went to a fabulous site just down the road.

Veronica H.

I camped here with my 2 children one night after leaving Yosemite on our way to Lake Tahoe. I almost chose Lake Mono, but was so glad I stayed here instead. It is very quaint and quiet. They have showers for use and a reasonable priced store with items you may need. They also have a beautiful tabby cat. Our tent was right in front of the water but there was no direct access to the Lake for us to swim or at any of the other camp sites I could see. We were greeted by some cute squirrels though and saw some other beautiful birds.

David N.

We stayed here between Lake Tahoe and Mono Lake, continuing on to Yosemite. Park had wonderful sunrises and sunsets. Mornings reflected the mountains on the reservoir and multiple evenings had super red skies.

Sites were reasonable size (we had #2).

Lynn and a long time seasonal camper (Don) helped us with great ideas of the numerous things to do in the area! This was close to Twin Lakes, Buckeye Springs, Bodie State Park, Virginia Lakes and a good transition to June Lake Loop. Did them all!!

People were regularly fishing there and our neighbors gave us a couple very large rainbow trout (thanks Don and Gail!)

Overall it’s not fancy, but was a great place to enjoy! Bathrooms were Ok. Did not use or see showers. Laundry was a bit of a challenge as they only have one washer and dryer each, and the park was using them a lot (cleaning linen from their huts?).

This was a great stop in our multi-month RV trip.

Jorgigirl

Great scenic area. Nice park and Marina. Great host. Just opened for the season, chilly but beautiful. We did an overnight here. They had just opened. So quiet and peaceful. Can't wait to see it when all of the foliage comes in. Excellent wifi, RV spots and yurts