Common questions

Can you get married at Convict Lake?

Can you get married at Convict Lake?

We have been planning weddings here for 22 years and have coordinated over 500 perfect weddings. We are confident that you will find Convict Lake Resort a beautiful and unique mountain wedding destination. We offer all-inclusive wedding packages, planning services, catering and equipment rentals.

Is Convict Lake Resort closed?

A short walk from Convict Lake, the campground is located along Convict Creek….At a Glance.

Current Conditions: Closed for the season
Reservations: Reserve online www.recreation.gov or call 1-877-444-6777 (International 518-885-3639 or TDD 877-833-6777)
Fees $29.00 per night per site.
Usage: Heavy

Is Convict Lake open right now?

Convict Lake Camping The campground and marina are open from late April, usually the opening weekend of the general fishing season, until the end of October. Powerboats are limited to electric motors. The Restaurant at Convict Lake Resort and its rental cabins are open year-round.

Is swimming allowed in Convict Lake?

Convict Lake is a big, deep lake set against an iconic backdrop of near-sheer granite faces, a perfect place for a long-distance open water swim. The water quality is good. Convict Lake is a popular destination. Watch out for fishing hooks and debris on the shore, and keep an eye out for boats.

How long is the hike around Convict Lake?

Overview. The trail is about 2.5 miles total that follow the shoreline. You can hike in either direction around the lake.

Does Convict Lake have showers?

Campers can pay for showers at the Convict Lake Resort. A dump station is also located on Convict Lake road about 1/4 mile from the campground. There are 48 reservable campsites and 40 first-come, first-served campsites at Convict Lake campground.

Are there bears at Convict Lake?

Showers may be purchased at near by Convict Lake Resort….At a Glance.

Current Conditions: Closed for the season
Fees $29.00 per night per site.
Usage: Heavy
Restrictions: Dogs on leash only. Active bear area, bear boxes are provided and must be used ( typical bear box size 48″x30″x36″ )
Closest Towns: Mammoth Lakes, CA

Are dogs allowed at Convict Lake?

PETS: Pets are welcome at Convict Lake Resort. All of our cabins are pet friendly. There is a $14 charge per pet per day. Pets must be kept on a leash at all times when outdoors.

What is the story behind Convict Lake?

Convict Lake located in Mono County got its name after an incident in 1871, where a group of convicts escaped from prison in Carson City, Nevada. A posse, led by Sheriff Robert Morrison, encountered the convicts near the head of what is now Convict Creek.

Can you drive around Convict Lake?

You can’t drive all around Convict Lake, but you can drive right up to it and a little ways along the eastern shore.

Is there cell service at Convict Lake?

Cell Phone Coverage Mostly draws a fishing crowd but was a great stop on a 16 day road trip. Easy hike around the lake or a more rigorous one up the mountain.

Is Convict Lake National Forest?

Convict Lake Campground is situated near Convict Lake amidst the beautiful scenery of the Sierra Nevada Mountains. The lake and surrounding national forest provide many opportunities for family fun, outdoor recreation and relaxation.

How many cabins are at Convict Lake Resort?

We are confident that you will find Convict Lake Resort a beautiful and unique mountain wedding destination. We offer all-inclusive wedding packages, planning services, catering and equipment rentals. The resort boasts 28 beautifully furnished mountain cabins, three lodges, a general store, horseback riding and boat rentals.

Who is the wedding rental company at Convict Lake?

M&M is a full service wedding planning and party rental company that works closely with our staff. They can assist you with your wedding at Convict Lake or elsewhere in the Eastern Sierra . You may contact them directly at 760-382-1710 or via email [email protected] for assistance.

What to do when Trout come out of Convict Lake?

Many sizeable trout have come out of the lake this week. The best hint for all of you anglers is to go out early or late and go down deep and slow. The fish seem to be interested in inflated night crawlers, Pinched Crawlers, garlic power bait, and Mice Tails. Those who prefer to use […]

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