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.

This campground is in the middle of the Eastern Sierras, so do not expect full hook-ups and luxury. This is a beautiful place and a typical large campground. It has some hook-up sites but is mostly dry camping. There is water throughout, and if you have a generator you will be fine. It is situated next to two great fishing lakes. It has a great store with all of the necessitates. If you are looking for a beautiful place to camp and fish: this is one of the best places up here. I have been camping here for the last 30 years: not much has changed and this is a good thing. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We drove into this park thinking it might be Paradise Shores RV Park. We asked a man that said that it was Paradise Shores. We then noticed the sign and realized we were at the wrong park.The little man then started to yell at us and then wondered off yelling at other guests as well. There were other folks trying to get assistance in the office, however, they would only let in one person at a time. It was the weirdest thing we have ever experienced. We were sure relieved that this was NOT Paradise Shores. The park grounds were unkempt and looked rough at best. The buildings were dingy and falling apart. I will never stay at this park, especially with this crazy little man running the place. We Did Not Stay In This Park. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a very small RV Park and Marina located on Bridgeport Reservoir. The managers were very helpful and friendly. The sites were gravel and dirt. The pull-thru sites were very long. Our cell phone wouldn't work in the park. We had to drive a mile or so to get reception. The WIFI was weak but worked ok. We would stay there again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We pulled in early evening with no reservations. Manager came out to meet us (office was closed) and they only had dry spots available next to tent area. Charged me $18, and let me pick my spot. We ended up on a level area right next to Lake Bridgeport. Quiet, and a perfect overnight spot. Would stay here again. Reservations for hookups are a must during fishing season! WiFi is not too strong in back of park where we stayed, but you can get cell service. Friendly, courteous and helpful staff! We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is an exceptional park!! The owners are extremely friendly and guided us to our site. They recommended a few different places to check out in the area and even offered to watch our dog while we were gone...what a bonus!! The park was very clean, not to mention the restrooms..I felt like I was at home. They were the cleanest restrooms we have ever experienced. The other park guests were friendly as well and boasted how wonderful and helpful the owners were. They even invited us to their happy hour. Their rates were the lowest in the valley, nothing over $32.00 per night...the other folks must have been confused and the bugs weren't bad. I would take a few bugs to stay in Paradise!!! We camped here in a Motorhome.

The rate shown is weekly divided by 7. There are immaculate bathrooms and showers. There is a strong wi-fi signal.The owners are outstandingly helpful and pleasant. We had a vent cover disintegrate (too much Nevad sun), they ordered us a replacement with no markup and even helped me install it. Re the previous review: Bugs happen in the country by a lake, that is why your RV has screens. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

The park is older and therefore the sites a bit small for today's bigger rigs. The restrooms are older but clean. The real problem with the park is the bugs. Just to go in or out of the rig there were 200+ in the rig. If you are into fishing this could be your park, otherwise an overnite stay is ample. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

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.