Sage Flat Campground (upper, lower) / Big Pine Area

Campground Name: Sage Flat Campground      Area: Big Pine

Administered by: Inyo National Forest / White Mountain Ranger District

Elevation: 7,600

Season Length: Opens late April through late October and subject to weather conditions

Contact: Inyo National Forest.  http://www.fs.fed.us/r5/inyo/  760-873-2400

Number of sites: 21

Fee: $16.

RV sites:  Yes   RV’s up to: 35 feet    No Hook-ups:   Garbage: containers

Toilets: Vault    Water: Yes      Picnic tables and fire grills                     

Nearest town: Big Pine

Nearby facilities: Big Pine

Nearby fishing: Big Pine Creek, wilderness lakes, Owens River (See Highway 395 Fishing Category)

Reservations: No

Additional information:  Please note that the dates and prices above are subject to change and reflect 2007 data.  If listed, the campground opening dates are approximate due to weather conditions

Directions: From Highway 385 in Big Pine, turn west (left) on Crocker Street, which turns to Glacier Lodge Road.  Drive eight miles to the campground.

Campground Name: Upper Sage Flat Campground    Area: Big Pine

Administered by: Inyo National Forest / White Mountain Ranger District

Elevation: 7,600

Season Length: Opens late April through late October and subject to weather conditions

Contact: Inyo National Forest.  http://www.fs.fed.us/r5/inyo/  760-873-2400

Number of sites: 21

Fee: $16

RV sites:  Yes   RV’s up to: 35 feet     No Hook-ups:   Garbage: containers

Toilets: Vault    Water: Yes      Picnic tables and fire grills                     

Nearest town: Big Pine

Nearby facilities: Big Pine

Nearby fishing: Big Pine Creek, Owens River (See Highway 395 Fishing Category)

Reservations: No

Additional information:  Pets must be kept on a leash.  Please note that the dates and prices above are subject to change and reflect 2007 data.  If listed, the campground opening dates are approximate due to weather conditions

Directions: From Highway 385 in Big Pine, turn west (left) on Crocker Street, which turns to Glacier Lodge Road.  Drive eight and a half miles to the campground.

Map courtesy of mytopo.com.