Clean bathrooms, fun if you have kids. Sites are tight if you have a RV, limited hookups, very dusty. Took our Honda 110 could not ride inside the campground against one of many rules. Will not go back.

Stayed in camp spot F-26 this time and it was perfect. A nice big spot next to the creek with a fire ring and two picnic tables. Lots of space between sites for a little privacy. A good little fishing hole about 100 yards down stream where we caught (and released) some nice little trout. Kids had a lot of... More

My father and I stayed in one of the motel rooms for one night on our way to the Sonora Pass. The room is no frills, no TV, air conditioning, or internet. There were two twin beds and a double. A desk, chair and coffee maker rounded out the amenities. The room was very clean and mattresses comfortable. Annett's website... More

We recently camped there with a family group of 17. We have probably camped there about 20 times since I was a child. There have been many improvements since I was a child. We had a fun camping experience. LOVED the campgrounds. You MUST put all food away safely, as there are bears that come by at anytime of the... More

We stayed at Annette's for one night after a day spent on the Tioga Pass. We rented cabin 2, a rustic cabin, and found it to be spacious and clean, with a nice sized, well appointed kitchen (fridge, stove, coffee maker, plates, utensils, etc.), large dining table and somewhat small but perfectly functional bathroom. Though the cabin descriptions online say... More

Went for the first time to Annette's Mono Village at Twin Lakes September-2011 for a family reunion. Our group were 48 strong and we stayed in our own motor homes, campgrounds, cabins and motel. All were wonderful. The lake is a nice size and we rented the pontoon boat each day and had a great time fishing and just relaxing.... More

Have stayed in Mono Village a number of times and always leave wanting to stay longer! The grounds are well kept, the lake is beautiful and right at your doorstep, the employees are always pleasant and helpful, and the location is just beautiful. Lots of places to bank fish and if you like, the restaurant will even cook up your... More

I've been camping at Mono Village for the past forty years. I first camped there at the age of ten with my family and later in life introduced my own kids to it. My 19 year old son considers it his favorite place on earth. Fishing can be great or absolutely horrible depending upon when you are there. Early May... More

We stayed at the "hotel" for a couple nights because we weren't sure about camping. The room is no frills, but we only in the room at night. It was clean and served us well. We will definitely camp next time, now that we know the area and what to expect. The facilities are good with a well stocked store...and... More