Things to Do
A Variety of Things to Do
Discover a range of outdoor activities in the Eastern Sierra right from McGee Creek RV Park. Whether you're fishing for trout in McGee Creek, enjoying the expansive waters of Crowley Lake, or exploring the trails of Inyo National Forest, the area offers endless opportunities for adventure and relaxation. Dive into the beauty of the region and start planning your next outdoor experience!
Trout Fishing in the Eastern Sierra
The Eastern Sierra offers fantastic trout fishing opportunities. McGee Creek provides chances to catch native Browns, Cutthroats, and stocked Rainbow trout. Crowley Lake is renowned for its trophy trout fishing, and nearby Convict Lake is popular for its crystal-clear waters and excellent trout population.
Crowley Lake
Crowley Lake, located a short drive from McGee Creek RV Park, is a premier destination for anglers, especially known for its trophy trout fishing. The lake is regularly stocked with Rainbow, Brown, and Cutthroat trout, making it a favorite for both seasoned and beginner anglers. Surrounded by stunning mountain views, Crowley Lake also offers opportunities for boating and bird watching.
Lakes in the Eastern Sierra
The Eastern Sierra region is home to a variety of stunning lakes, offering opportunities for fishing, hiking, and water activities. From alpine lakes to scenic reservoirs, these destinations provide breathtaking views and outdoor adventures for all.
Unique Places to Explore
The Eastern Sierra is filled with unique natural and historical sites. From geological wonders to historic landmarks, these one-of-a-kind locations offer visitors a chance to explore the area’s rich beauty and cultural history.
Devil’s Postpile National Monument
Yosemite National Park
Yosemite National Park, located about 40 miles from us, is a world-renowned destination known for its breathtaking granite cliffs, waterfalls, and giant sequoias. Visitors can explore scenic trails, marvel at iconic landmarks like Half Dome and El Capitan, or enjoy activities such as hiking, wildlife viewing, and photography.
Hot Creek Geological Site
Hot Creek Geological Site, located near Mammoth Lakes, showcases fascinating geothermal activity, including bubbling hot springs and fumaroles. Set against a stunning mountain backdrop, this unique area offers educational opportunities about geothermal phenomena, along with scenic trails for hiking and photography. Visitors can safely observe the geothermal features while enjoying the beautiful natural surroundings of the Eastern Sierra.
Wild Willy's Hot Springs
Wild Willy's Hot Springs, located near Mammoth Lakes, is a popular natural hot spring offering scenic views of the Eastern Sierra. Easily accessible by a short walk from the parking area, the spring features warm, soothing waters surrounded by stunning mountain landscapes. It's a favorite spot for visitors seeking a peaceful and relaxing outdoor experience.
Mammoth Mountain
Mammoth Mountain is a year-round adventure hub just a short drive from McGee Creek RV Park. In the winter, it offers world-class skiing and snowboarding, while summer brings mountain biking, hiking, and scenic gondola rides. With its high elevation and stunning alpine views, Mammoth Mountain is a favorite destination for outdoor enthusiasts of all skill levels.
Fall Colors Along McGee Creek
Each fall, the McGee Creek area and surrounding Eastern Sierra burst into brilliant autumn colors. The aspen groves along McGee Creek and nearby canyons turn vivid shades of gold and orange, creating a striking contrast against the towering Sierra Nevada mountains. It’s a beautiful time for scenic drives and hikes.
Your Gateway to Eastern Sierra Adventures