10316 Twin Lakes Road, Bridgeport, California 93517, United States

760-932-7751

760-932-7751

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    • Home
    • Shop
    • Fish
    • Resort Information
    • Things to do
    • Photos & Maps
    • Our Blog
    • Fish Fest
    • Detailed Pricing
    • Travel Trailer
    • COVID19
    • Off the Hook Deli
    • Reservations
    • Travel Guide
  • Home
  • Shop
  • Fish
  • Resort Information
  • Things to do
  • Photos & Maps
  • Our Blog
  • Fish Fest
  • Detailed Pricing
  • Travel Trailer
  • COVID19
  • Off the Hook Deli
  • Reservations
  • Travel Guide

Twin Lakes Resort

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travel guide

Bridgeport is open!

Summer is here, the weather is great and Bridgeport is a great place to escape to.  Weather your looking to sit around a campfire, hike, fish, play at the lake, or just relax from the busy day to day of life, Twin Lakes Bridgeport has everything you are looking for.

THINGS TO DO

Curious about all of the different things to do while in Bridgeport & Mono County?  Check out our Things to Do page for some great ideas.  Our recommendation is to stop in to our deli, grab some lunch to go and grab a nice shady spot around the lake and enjoy the peace and the views.  But really, there is so much to do here, so check it out and plan your getaway!

Places to stay

Summertime can get very busy when it comes to lodging and camping, below are some helpful ideas on places to stay.

Please note, just because lodging and camping are filling up, the area is very large so it doesn't mean your going to be stuck in crowded areas.  The Humboldt-Toiyabe is one of the largest National Forests and when your in Bridgeport, you have access to tons of lakes, rivers, back roads and so much more.  

VISIT THE EASTERN SIERRA

If your haven't visited the Eastern Sierra, you are on the right track to experiencing something great! 


From Mojave to Topaz, highway 395 offers the most amazing outdoor recreation one can possibly experience.      What better way to escape then to reconnect with nature.  Covering both Inyo & Mono Counties, highway 395 will take you on a journey like no other.  From the South you will connect with beautiful towns like Lone Pine, Independence, Big Pine & Bishop.  After that you begin to climb to beautiful Lake Crowley, Mammoth Lakes and the June Lake Loop.  Last, you will then travel to the beautiful town of Lee Vining, Bridgeport and then along the beautiful walker River to Walker and Coleville.  Along the way you will experience natural hot springs, hiking, camping, amazing food, craft breweries, fishing, ghost towns, Yosemite national park and a whole lot of happiness.  One of the things that also makes the Eastern Sierra unique is that most businesses are owner operated offering you the best customers service while supporting small business.  So please browse around, check out the things to do page above, check out the local tourism pages and come visit us in the beautiful Eastern Sierra!

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Places to Stay

Twin lakes resort

Twin lakes resort

Twin lakes resort

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Of course we wish everyone could stay with us.  We have 8 cabins and 30 campsites but they do tend to fill up fast.  We do take reservations 1 year in advance.  To check availability, clock on reservations from the drop down menu.

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USDA Campground

Twin lakes resort

Twin lakes resort

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The USDA has 17 campgrounds in the Bridgeport area, some taking reservations and others offering first come first serve.  Click the book now to see more on campgrounds.  

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DISBURSED camping

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Walker River lodge/silver maple inn

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Disbursed camping is also a great way to get off the grid.  Enjoy a secluded camp to yourself.

For more info on dispersed camping, click below. 

Please note campfires are not allowed in undeveloped campsites without a fire permit.  To get more info, click on the USDA book now button,

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Walker River lodge/silver maple inn

Walker River lodge/silver maple inn

Walker River lodge/silver maple inn

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Beautiful newly remodeled hotels on Main Street in Bridgeport.  Enjoy these beautiful rooms and walk to great places to eat and shop right here in Bridgeport.

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ruby inn

Walker River lodge/silver maple inn

SO much more!

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Ruby Inn is a wonderful motel offering great family owned service and is located right on main street within walking distance of the shops and places to eat.

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SO much more!

Walker River lodge/silver maple inn

SO much more!

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There are so many more places to stay read below for more options and links and enjoy your trip to the Beautiful Twin Lakes Bridgeport.


Other camping options: Annette's Mono Village - Upper Twin Lake.  No reservations taken for camping but they do have a ton of sites that are first come first serve and rarely fill up.

local travel information

bridgeport chamber of commerce

bridgeport chamber of commerce

bridgeport chamber of commerce

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Information about businesses in the Bridgeport area.

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northern mono chamber

bridgeport chamber of commerce

bridgeport chamber of commerce

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Our neighbors to the north with beautiful camping, lodging, fishing and hiking covering the towns of Walker and Coleville.

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lee vining chamber

bridgeport chamber of commerce

lee vining chamber

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Our neighbors to the south and the home of Mono Lakes and the Eastern entrance to Yosemite National Park.

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tourism

Mono County Tourism

inyo county visitor guide

inyo county visitor guide

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Everything Mono County

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inyo county visitor guide

inyo county visitor guide

inyo county visitor guide

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Everything Inyo County

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Twin Lakes Resort is operated under a special use permit with the U.S. Forest Service Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest.

Twin Lakes Resort is an equal opportunity provider.

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