Rock Creek Lakes Resort Phone Number and Contact Information

The resort is reachable via US-395, with the nearest major airport in Mammoth Lakes (8 miles northwest) providing regional connections.

Visitors from Los Angeles typically drive 5–6 hours via CA-14 and US-395, while Reno International Airport (130 miles north) offers broader flight options.

Eastern Sierra Transit Authority buses stop at Crowley Lake Drive (4.2 miles east), with seasonal shuttles to trailheads.

Winter travelers should note that Rock Creek Road may require snow chains or 4WD vehicles from November to April.

Food enthusiasts will appreciate Rock Creek Lodge Restaurant (0.3 miles west) for its wild mushroom ravioli and bison burgers, while Tom's Place (6 miles east) serves legendary sourdough pancakes.

For gourmet coffee, The Mug (7 miles north) in Crowley Lake roasts beans onsite.

The resort’s own Creekside Bistro features trout caught daily from Rock Creek.

History buffs can explore Convict Lake (12 miles south), named after an 1871 prison escape, or the Mammoth Museum (14 miles northwest) detailing Indigenous Paiute heritage and mining-era artifacts.

Outdoor adventurers frequent Little Lakes Valley Trail (3 miles west) for high-altitude hikes and Rock Creek Lake (0.6 miles north) for kayaking.

The Sierra Nevada Aquatic Research Laboratory (9 miles north) offers guided ecology tours, while Mammoth Mountain Bike Park (18 miles northwest) provides downhill trails.

Winter guests access Tamarack Cross-Country Ski Center (10 miles west) and June Mountain (25 miles north) for quieter slopes compared to Mammoth Mountain.

Local government services include the Inyo County Sheriff’s Substation (8 miles east) in Tom’s Place and Mammoth Lakes Post Office (14 miles northwest).

Notable businesses include Sierra Trout Magnet (5 miles east), a tackle shop specializing in high-altitude lures, and Mammoth Fly Fishing Adventures (15 miles northwest) offering guided trips.

Educational institutions like Mammoth Unified School District (14 miles northwest) and Eastern Sierra College Center (20 miles south) serve the community.

Budget-conscious travelers seeking Cabins near Mammoth Lakes CA might prefer Tamarack Lodge (10 miles west), a historic property with rustic charm.

Crowley Lake Cottages (7 miles northeast) provide High Sierra cabin rentals near prime fishing spots, while McGee Creek Lodge (9 miles south) offers Lodge near Rock Creek Lake with kitchenettes.

For dedicated anglers, Fishing resort Eastern Sierra options include Crowley Lake Fish Camp (6 miles east) with boat rentals.

Guest reviews consistently praise the resort’s private beach on Rock Creek Lake and the wood-fired sauna.

Many highlight the Stargazer Cabins with retractable rooftop windows for observing the Milky Way.

Critical feedback occasionally mentions limited cell service in certain cabins, though the property’s satellite Wi-Fi maintains basic connectivity.

Families appreciate the guided nature walks identifying local flora like Sierra junipers and mule deer habitats.

The area’s geological wonders include Hot Creek Geological Site (22 miles northwest), where steaming aquamarine pools contrast with snowfields, and Devils Postpile National Monument (35 miles northwest), showcasing hexagonal basalt columns.

Cultural events like the Crowley Lake Stone Columns art tours (7 miles east) reveal mysterious natural rock formations.

Winter visitors often combine stays with the Mammoth Lakes Film Festival (14 miles northwest) or backcountry skiing in the John Muir Wilderness (adjacent to the resort).