Bishop RV Park and Campground

We stayed two nights at the field. Nice view and easy to park. Restroom with showers very clean. The only thing they don’t have dump station and we couldn’t find it in the town. WI FI was weak.

Prices are $35 per night whether you stay in the full hookups or the power/maybe water grass area. We stayed there for one night on a stopover heading home. The full hookup area was full so we opted for the open grass area. Lots of room, very quiet, right in the middle of town so everything is very convenient. Grounds worker came by in the morning and asked if we wanted a water hookup, which we declined as we were just getting ready to leave. But we had good electricity and a great night’s sleep.

Great price and lots of space in the field. We have stayed here twice now and love having our own space out in the field. They do have full hookup sites that are harder to reserve but the field is always open and has water and electricity. They have bathrooms and showers too that are nice and clean and have lots of hot water. It’s walking distance to main street and even closer to Schat’s Bakery! They do not allow tent camping however which is important to know. Some incredible views of the Sierras too.

Mule Days is awesome! Rich in history and entertainment. I came with the One Spade Youth Packers and they are such an amazing group. The campground was nice, bathrooms were clean. The backdrop of the snowcapped mountains beyond the arena was gorgeous! I look forward to coming here again.

We recently stayed here on a family RV camping trip. Prior to arrival Kim, the camp host, sent a text with our space number and bathroom code and other pertinent information. We arrived and got settled in, inquired about checking in and it was settled through text—very easy. The camp itself is definitely on the fair grounds…but since it was off season the area wasn’t too crowded. The bathrooms were right across from us making accessible trips convenient—and they were immaculately clean which was a relief. The area was quiet as guests respected the courtesy rules. The ONLY bad thing I could say was right next to us the morning after our first night was loud grounds work—where a tractor was clearing the lot next to us—then the fire department came with a work crew popped out—a sea of orange