Remember this is not a resort at the beginning. It is about 14 miles outside of town on a beautiful lake. The sites are very dusty and difficult to find. They are tight with little space between sites and required a back out of a pull through site. It appears they just attempt to cram in as many rigs as possible on every little piece of dirt. The Wi-Fi is Tangonet: and $3.99 for 1 hour and up. If you park near the antennae the service is good, not great. We would look around for another park before returning to this one. Cafe and store in the park but we didn't visit them. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We found this RV park somewhat charming. The drawbacks are that the sights are hard to find and the roads are lumpy. But the scenery more than makes up for the lumpy roads. Some of the buildings have undergone upgrades. The Wi-Fi worked great. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We heard great things about Annett's Mono Village from a few different people who have been camping there for years. I was nervous about towing the trailer all the way out there (459 miles from our home) without a reservation (they don't take them) and with the negative reviews posted on this site. We found that both the positive and the negative were correct. Annett's is a great campground if you want to camp "in" the woods. The spots are not paved or level and are in the dirt, but you're camping in the forest. It was amazing to wake up in the morning to the forest surrounding you and the deers (and bears!) walking through the campground. It was so quiet and relaxing. There are many hiking trails, great fishing, rental boats, a general store, restaurant and gift shop all located at the campground. We did not get cell phone reception at all, which made us feel all the more relaxed, but may make some people nervous being out of touch with the world. We found the only negatives to be the staff and service. The employees were all incredibly rude and just plain grumpy. Could it be the altitude? Anyway, don't expect any friendly faces or any help with anything from the staff. If you can steer clear of the staff, or at least ignore the attitudes, you'll have a great time. Also, I only recommend camping in your own trailer there. My parents rented one of the guest trailers and it was in dire shape; horribly smelly with dirty upholstery and many things broken. We complained about the smell (heavy smoke in a "non-smoking" trailer) and were told by the staff that we were lying and there was no smell at all. They would not move or comp my parents for the $90/night dump they had to stay in. We were able to get a spot with hookups and stayed for 7 nights with our 2 kids. We were so sad to leave. The scenery and campground were so great, I'm willing to overlook the treatment from the staff to go back again. No more rental trailers though. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Great little park with spectacular views. Good electric, water, cable, strong Wi-Fi. Level gravel pads all with great views of the lake and Sierras. Friendly staff, propane and laundry available. Caught our limit of rainbows every day by 10 AM. Fun, fun, fun! Rate reflects weekly rate of $222. Definitely will be back! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This park doesn't have all the amenities of pool, clubhouse, activities, etc, but the scenery more than makes up for it. It is a small park with large level gravel pull through sites, and all have views of the lake. We used it as a base to visit Yosemite and Bodie ghost town. The lake had low water, but was still great for fishing. The staff was very courteous and helpful. The cable was great, and WiFi was fast. We will definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is not a fancy RV resort with club house, pool, etc. What it is a very clean, quiet and very well maintained park with beautiful views. The owner manager is very helpful and friendly. The Wi-Fi has new antennas and works very well. The power posts have been updated and cable has been installed. There are flowers newly planted and beautiful. The horse corral is clean and that is one friendly horse. Will stay again when in the area We camped here in a Motorhome.

Doc and Al's is located in a wonderful setting. it's just to bad that the staff isn't just as wonderful. They don't take reservations and we decided to chance it and go there anyway. When we arrived we were told to just go look for a spot with full hook ups. When we "looked" there were no full hoop ups available. Back to the office and once again were to to just go find a spot. We decided to dry camp on the grassy area for the night. We located a park with full hook ups and left the next day. I will not stay there again. It's to bad because being on Robinson Creek is really great. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very remote -- located on a long dirt road off of 395, south of 108. Shady, quiet, and cool. Nothing to do except fishing and hiking. Aspen and pine trees. A creek runs nearby. There is no water available, but the pit toilets are clean. If you want peace and quiet, this is a great place. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We stayed here for a week, so the rate reflects the weekly discount. We were given our choice of sites, and selected one on the lower level, close to the lake. The owner offered to guide us in if we needed help. We had been here about 5 years ago, and it has changed owners. The young couple now running the place are working their tails off to make the campground even better than it used to be. Our site is gravel and level, and not too close to the ones on either side, in my opinion. The restrooms are immaculate, and in the ladies room, there are free disposable razors, Q-tips, and tampons. The laundry room is also immaculate-$1.25 for a wash and $1 for a 45-minute dry cycle that got our clothes completely dry. The WiFi signal is strong--no problems the whole week we were here. Yes, we have no cell coverage (we use AT&T), but with great WiFi I really didn't need it. You can go into Bridgeport for that, anyway. The office sells RV supplies, and promises that if you need anything they don't have, they can have it delivered here the next day. They also have some shirts, souvenirs, ice cream treats, and snacks. We will definitely return. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We stopped here for two days on our way south on 395. Friendly staff. TIGHT quarters. Good views. Power marginal. No cell phone service. Wi-Fi spotty at best. Over priced. We camped here in a Motorhome.

On the positive side, the staff are friendly and there is nice hiking in the area. But the campground is very stark, with no shade and it was very hot during the day. The winds kick up in the afternoon so it was not possible for us to keep our awning up for shade. It was fun to have a fire at night, which you can't do in some parts of California due to fire danger. Bathrooms were in need of cleaning. We would not return. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Rate shown is for full-hook ups (no TV), they offer no discounts. As you are driving in on Twin Lakes Road, the RV Park and laundry/shower building come first, do not turn in, continue another 1/4 mile to the Twin Lakes Resort store/office to check-in. They assign you a site and you drive back to the RV Park area. All sites are back-in, semi-level dirt, with no shade. You get a picnic table and fire-ring, they sell wood at the store. Additional fee for showers ($2 in only quarters for 5 min's) and Wi-Fi is $6 per day via Tengointernet. Showers were old and not clean. This is more of an adult setting, quiet with just RV's, and the lake is 1/4 mile away, compared to Annette's Mono Village which is more kid friendly, lake front, noisy, crowded, so you decide. The deer stroll through the campground and come right up to you looking for hand-outs. Well stocked store with fishing supplies and boat rental. Boat rental rates are less expensive on Upper Lake versus Lower Lake, don't know why, as both lakes are stocked with fish. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We stayed here while checking out the Bridgeport area of California. This is a beautiful area of the eastern sierras. We would love to stay here again. We plan to return, hopefully next year. The Laundry facilities are wonderful! The convenience store is great! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.