Mono Hot Springs Campground
Mono Hot Springs Campground is adjacent to the Mono Hot Springs Resort on the road leading to Lake Edison in the Sierra National Forest. The campground is about a 3-hour drive east of Fresno, including a narrow and winding section of road over Kaiser Pass. The area is not recommended for large RVs or trailers. Campers at Mono Hot Springs Campground enjoy hiking, fishing, wading in the nearby South Fork of the San Joaquin River, and soaking in the hot springs. Nearby are a dozen open-air, natural hot springs. Across the river from the campground are 3 concrete walled springs constructed by the California Conservation Corps in 1934.
Mono Hot Springs Campground has 31 campsites which can accommodate small RVs, tent trailers, and tents. The campground is shaded by aspen and lodgepole pine. Some sites are close to the river. There is no potable water at the campground, but water is available at the nearby resort. Several double sites are available. A minimum 2-night stay is required on weekends and 3 nights on holiday weekends.