Grover hot springs in California

Grover Hot Springs State Park is a popular tourist attraction located at 3415 Hot Springs Road in Markleeville, California, United States. The park offers alpine vistas of granite peaks and wildflower meadows, as well as a mineral pool fed from six hot springs. Visitors can also enjoy a cool swimming pool, a forested campground with 76 family sites, a picnic area, hiking trails, and fishing streams. The park is open year-round, with camping available from mid-May through mid-September on a reservation system. Winter camping is available in the picnic area starting in late October. Visitors are advised to store all food and scented items in metal bear-resistant food lockers, as bears are active in the area. Day use parking is $8 ($7 for seniors) and includes activities such as picnicking and hiking. The park also offers interpretive programs and a range of seasonal weather conditions, from blizzards to thunderstorms. For more information and reservations, visit ReserveCalifornia's website or call (530) 694-2248.

The Hot Springs Cut-off Trailhead is a popular tourist attraction located at 3415 Hot Springs Road in Markleeville, California. The campground is currently closed for the season, but reservations for the next season can be made on Reserve California's website. Dogs must be kept on a leash at all times and are not allowed in the hot springs pool complex. Visitors can reserve campsites and lodging up to six months in advance, with winter camping available in the picnic area starting on October 25, 2023. Bear activity is common in the area, so all food and scented items must be stored in the provided metal food lockers both day and night. There are no hook-ups or dump stations in the park, and camping is generally available year-round. The park offers a variety of day use activities, including picnicking, hiking, and swimming in the mineral pools. Interpretive programs are available during the summer season.

Bodie Mercantile is a store located at 323 Main Street in Bridgeport, California, United States. This store is more than just a place to shop - it is dedicated to preserving the history and heritage of Bodie State Historic Park, Mono Lake Tufa State Natural Reserve, and Grover Hot Springs State Park. As part of the Bodie Foundation, a non-profit organization, Bodie Mercantile supports the protection, interpretation, and enjoyment of these important landmarks. By becoming a member or making a donation, you can help the Bodie Foundation in their mission to safeguard Bodie's future by preserving its past. Your purchases at Bodie Mercantile directly contribute to these efforts. Stay informed about how you can get involved and support the preservation of Bodie by signing up for email updates. Visit our online store, check out our calendar contest, and explore news and information about Mono Lake and Grover Hot Springs. Join us in protecting Bodie's future through the preservation of its rich history.