Convict Lake Resort

2000 Convict Lake Rd.
Mammoth Lakes, California 93546
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Local Phone: (760) 934-3800
E-mail: info@convictlake.com

Nestled in the aspens of Convict Canyon, below the towering peak of Mount Morrison and adjacent to a 170 acre crystal clear lake, Convict Lake Resort provides the perfect setting for a romantic getaway, family vacation, special occasion, stop on your annual road trip or base camp for your favorite Eastern Sierra adventure.

The property reserves the right to restrict the number of pets and the type of breeds, so check with staff when you book your stay.

Please note: Dogs must be leashed when outdoors in the vicinity of the lake. This is a U.S. Forest Service regulation and they do issue citations.

Dog-friendly policies:

Size: All sizes
Maximum number allowed: Call ahead if over 2 dogs
Cost per dog: $14 Per Night
Percentage of rooms that are dog-friendly: All

Dog-friendly property amenities:

Dog Waste Bags
Special treats

The ultimate doggie treat: a Mammoth Lakes adventure

Photo by Visit Mammoth.

There are few spots better to vacation with your dog than majestic Mammoth Lakes. The landscape is breathtaking, the adventures are epic, and the people, trails, and accommodations couldn’t be more dog-friendly. So whether you’re looking for a winter excursion or a summer mountain escape, here are some activities to consider with your dog in Mammoth Lakes. more »

Mammoth Lakes winter woof

Enjoying the snow at Mammoth

It’s a beautiful drive whether coming from north or south on Highway 395, the Eastern Sierra byway that rivals (if not exceeds) the more famous coastal Highway 1 in terms of scenery. The year-round resort area centered around the Mammoth Mountain and June Mountain ski areas welcomes winter DogTrekkers with dozens of dog-friendly places to stay and endless wild open spaces to explore. more »

Hiking ‘California’s Switzerland’

Convict Lake <br/> Photo Credit: @bosco.and.arlo.aussie

Convict Lake
Photo Credit: @bosco.and.arlo.aussie

The Eastern Sierra is often referred to as “California’s Switzerland” for its jagged peaks and high-altitude attractions. The options for dog-friendly hikes in the region are limitless, but if you want to top off some exercise with a hearty meal, we have a couple of suggestions. Little Lakes Valley Trail in Little Lakes Valley between Mammoth Lakes and Bishop is family-friendly as well as dog-friendly (leashes required). It’s also very popular, and for the best of reasons. more »

Fourth Stop: Truckee to Mammoth Lakes

Bodie, Gauge and Justice at Bodie State Historic Park. <br/>Photo Credit: @justice818

Bodie, Gauge and Justice at Bodie State Historic Park.
Photo Credit: @justice818

You have a couple of options here, but the most direct route sends you back to Lake Tahoe and around the North Shore via Highway 267 to its intersection with Highway 50. By now you will have, in an indirect way, circled the lake. Follow 50 up and over the mountains to Carson City and head south on Highway 395, a designated national scenic byway skirting the snow-capped Eastern Sierra. more »

Mammoth Opportunities

Taking in the beauty of Mammoth Lakes. Photo Credit: @elle.lynn.k

Three hours south of Tahoe and five hours northeast from Los Angeles, Mammoth Lakes beckons not just downhill skiers, but DogTrekkers vacationing with their best four-legged friends. Whether you’re coming to the area from north or south, you’re in for hours of visual delights as you cruise Highway 395, a federally designated scenic byway skirting the snow-capped Eastern Sierra. more »

Mammoth Adventures

Panda playing in the Mammoth Pines. CC kpuipui99

Whether you’re coming to the Mammoth Lakes area from north or south, you’re in for hours of visual delights as you cruise Highway 395, a federally designated scenic byway skirting the snow-capped Eastern Sierra. more »

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