Boulder Creek RV Resort

All the spaces have hookups! The space between sites is comfortable. The staff were friendly and helpful. During this trip, we were new RVers, and had a unfortunate experience with our Stinky Slinky, and the staff was helpful and helped to educate me...without any condescending remarks. #helpful

Would go again.

The staff were very friendly and got us a space the same day. There are free coffee and muffins in the morning and the kids loved the turtles and pool area.

This was a great place so glad we found it and in the morning there was even fresh baked muffins and coffee for the guest !

This places feels very mom and pop, and is one of the few places that uses the word "resort" where it feels like it's living up to its name (and price tag).

My little rugrats got more than their fair share of use out of the playground. Mountains to either side, stark desert red to the east and the silver alpine snow covered beauty that is the Eastern Sierras to the west, make it difficult to complain about being pretty close in with your neighbors, though the sites are considerably spacious for a private park.

They sell beer, even good beer like Stone IPA, in the office. And there are free donuts and coffee in the morning.

A great place to overnight if you're out at the other campgrounds and need a hot, hot, high pressure shower.

A perfect place to visit Lone Pine and the Alabama Hills with amazing views surrounding you while "home." The office staff are some of the nicest we have met in our five and half years of fulltiming. We were so welcome and they cooperated with us as we continued to extend our reservation twice. The office has free coffee and homemade muffins every morning. Sites are wide with plenty of room for a great outside sitting area. There is plenty of room for your vehicle next to your rig. Sites are level and sand/dirt with paved roads throughout. We had excellent power and water pressure. The park also has two cabins that are really little homes with full kitchens, furnished living rooms (TV included), and bedrooms with an attached porch and a sitting area. One cabin also has a loft bedroom. The nicest we've ever seen. This park had the fastest WiFi we have ever had and it is free. There was no slow period when the park was full. We were able to upload photos for the blog very quickly!!

Friendly owners/management that do a great job of keeping the campgrounds clean. Only wish that they would space the trailers/MHs apart if not full. I was here during a weekday in October and the second night, they put people on both sides of me even though there were many empty spaces on other rows. Still great location if you want to have easy access to Lone PIne/Alabama Hills and need hook-ups or need a hot shower.

We truly enjoy the eastern frontal range of the Sierra Nevada and the many hiking adventures. We travel with 2 young labs and find the walks east of the RV Park a great place to let them run free! The park has a FIRST CLASS dog park with water and a very large play area.

The staff is very friendly and responded very quickly to our first call for help with the ants. We found that the ants had inundated most of our trailer (in our beds, storage areas, everywhere) and in the thousands maybe 10's of thousands. We emptied the camper and spent some 4 hours cleaning up.
The ants live in the many trees around site 39 (could be other sites as well) as every morning and evening we would make the rounds with ant spray on all the surrounding trees and ground. The RV store sells ant spray as we expended 3 cans over our 3 night stay.
The good news is that the RV park has some of the best facilities (showers, pool, hot tub, WiFi, etc) of any park we stayed.

The nearby Alabama Hills has great walks and drives (even 4 wheel adventures). The Turtle Creek CampGround looks to be very exciting , maybe the next time we visit the Lone Pine area.

Have stayed here a few times for Thanksgiving and as our last spot before heading home from trout fishing trips. Everyone is very friendly, my kids love the pool, playground and turtles. Nice place to stop to do laundry and regroup before heading home.

We have driven through Lone Pine many times but had never stopped anywhere. This trip we needed an overnight stop on our way to Oregon. And after reading the reviews here we decided we would stay here at Boulder Creek. We had passed by many times but never realized how nice it was inside. We found it friendly, clean and overall very nice. They even have a big dog run you can use if you have your furry kids with you. We didn’t use any other amenities as it was just for the night but when we walked around the park to stretch our legs everything looked great.
We would definitely stay here again.

This was our first RV Park experience and it was a good way to begin. Very friendly, nice size lot, easy pull through and great views of the Eastern Sierra Nevada Mountains and Mt Whitney.
Only negative was the WiFi was weak, but I hear that's the norm in most RV Parks. Would stay here again.