Midge Creek Campground
Midge Creek Campground is 1.2 miles east of Huntington Lake (shown above) in the Sierra National Forest. The campground is composed of a group site (A) and an adjacent family, tents-only camping area (B). Visitors to either site need only take a short drive to reach Huntington Lake and all of its attributes. The lake is lined with resorts, marinas, campgrounds, launch ramps, and other excellent facilities. Fishing and boating are popular at Huntington Lake. Nearby trails lead into the wilderness.
The group area at Midge Creek Campground is an inviting open space, shaded by mature fir trees. The site can accept for RVs, trailers, and tents. Groups could also use the family, tents-only area if more space is needed.
No reservations are required; the campground is first-come, first served. There is no piped water and no garbage service. Campers are asked to pack out their garbage. For groups, it would be advisable to call ahead to check on availability - High Sierra Ranger District (559) 855-5355.