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What campers say

Devils Postpile National Monument offers a striking, one-of-a-kind basalt column formation and pleasant hikes, including the trail down to Rainbow Falls. The walking routes are generally doable for most visitors, though high elevation can make sections more strenuous — bring water, sun protection, and layered clothing. Access often involves a shuttle (recommended by many) or a narrow mountain drive; shuttles can be crowded and waits or roadwork may limit access or parking. Facilities at the drop-off include restrooms and a ranger station with information. Overall, a scenic, worthwhile stop if you plan for the seasonal logistics.

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📖 About This Campground

Devils Postpile National Monument near Mammoth Lakes California features flush toilets and running water. Each site is equipped with a picnic table, firepit, and bear-proof locker. Showers and RV hook-ups are not available. There is a limit of 37 feet for all vehicles on the Devils Postpile Road and in the campground. Only a few of the monument's campsites can accommodate campers and trailers over 30 feet in length. (On average, most site lengths range between 20 and 25 feet.) First come first served. Access via a narrow, winding, and steep road that is closed to vehicle traffic during peak months. Campers pay a fee to drive down. Camping convenient to hiking trails.

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