Vacation rentals in June Lake

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    Explore 100 vacation rentals in June Lake

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    June Lake vacation rentals start at ﺩ.ﺇ 294 per night before taxes and fees

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  • Family-friendly vacation rentals

    70 properties offer extra space & kid-friendly amenities

  • Pet-friendly vacation rentals

    Find 30 rentals that welcome pets

  • Rentals with dedicated workspaces

    10 properties have a dedicated workspace

  • Wi-Fi availability

    100 of June Lake vacation rentals include wi-fi access

  • Popular amenities for guests

    Guests love Lake access, Gym, and BBQ grill across June Lake rentals

  • 4.8 Average rating

    June Lake stays are highly rated by guests—averaging 4.8 out of 5!

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A cozy living area features a sectional sofa and a wooden coffee table. A wood-burning stove is positioned nearby, providing warmth. Large windows let in natural light and offer views of trees outside. A patterned area rug adds texture to the wooden floors.
Condo in Mammoth Lakes
4.87 out of 5 average rating, 221 reviews

Updated Pet Friendly Slope Side 2BD 2BA Condo

This beautiful, pet- friendly condo has a luxury contemporary vibe with two bedrooms and two bathrooms. Perfect for any season when visiting Mammoth. This condo is located walking distance to Canyon Lodge at Mammoth Mountain Ski Area, right on the Ski Back Trail. During the summer, you can visit the Lakes Basin, or a day trip to Yosemite. Large flat screen tv, fireplace, fully equipped kitchen, luxury beds, plus a common area game room, pool and hot tub. Make this your perfect Mammoth getaway!

Top guest favorite
A modern living area showcases a comfortable gray sectional sofa, accentuated by a wooden side table. A flat-screen TV is mounted on the wall, with natural light flooding in through a large window that offers views of the surrounding mountains.
Condo in Mammoth Lakes
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 196 reviews

T-06 | 1 Bed Room in 4star hotel@Village

Enjoy your vacation with our renovated 1 bedroom unit in the 4-star hotel, the Westin Monache Resort. You will love this centrally-located place with short steps to all the dining, shopping, and nightlife of the Village at Mammoth as well as the Westin's amenities including beautiful pools and hot tubs. No drive or no hassle needed to find a parking spot (and long walk from there, IYKYK) at the ski slope as the gondola to Canyon Lodge is right across the street. Worth staying here by itself!

Top guest favorite
The exterior of a charming blue house is showcased, featuring a prominent red door and large windows. Surrounding foliage includes bare trees and the ground is covered in scattered leaves, suggesting a serene setting. Sunlight filters through the branches, creating a warm ambiance.
Cabin in June Lake
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 152 reviews

Cabin Lifts, Lake, Fishmas, Mammoth Back Country

Located in June Lake, 26 mi from Yosemite Tioga Pass during summer, in an area where skiing and snow sports can be enjoyed. The home is 1/2 a block to the edge of June Lake. It has 2 bedrooms and 3 TVs. A full kitchen and 1 bathroom with a clawfoot tub and shower. Gas heat and Wood stove with fire wood. Great Internet and Desk space. Walking distance to Marinas, restaurants, and brewery. 1 mile to the ski lifts at June Mountain. Pet friendly. Relax and enjoy the deck, lake and skiing.

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A cozy living area is presented, featuring a black leather sofa in front of a light wood coffee table. Natural light filters through a window adorned with horizontal blinds, illuminating the wooden walls and ceiling.
Cabin in June Lake
4.84 out of 5 average rating, 108 reviews

June Lake Pines Cabin 15

Experience the historic charm and modern comfort in this newly renovated cabin in the heart of June Lake. Experience the advantage of our central location, with effortless access to essentials like the general store, local dining options, and shopping. Plus, you'll be just steps away from exciting adventures, including fishing and boating on all four June Lake Loop lakes along with hiking, mountain biking, and skiing. This cabin is pet-friendly! Bring your furry friends for $25/pet/night.

Guest favorite
An open living area features a cozy couch and a modern TV stand, with large windows allowing natural light. A dining table with wooden chairs is visible, along with a subtle area rug enhancing the warm wood flooring. A fireplace adds a welcoming touch to the space.
Home in Mammoth Lakes
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 250 reviews

Spacious, Updated 1bd Mammoth Lakes Getaway

This spacious, bright and remodeled 1bd 1ba condo in the Sunrise complex sleeps 4 and is the perfect place to relax after exploring all that Mammoth Lakes has to offer. Enjoy coffee on the private patio with peek-a-boo views of the Sherwin's and relax in the seasonal pool and/or hot tub before chilling on the couch next to the fireplace. There is plenty of parking for trailers and storage for your gear whether you are visiting for skiing, biking, fishing, hiking, golfing or boating.

Guest favorite
A spacious living room features a large sectional couch adorned with light-colored pillows. Natural light floods in through expansive windows, highlighting the wood beam ceiling. A round dining table with seating for six is positioned nearby, surrounded by simple decor showcasing a blend of nature and mountains.
Townhouse in Mammoth Lakes
4.88 out of 5 average rating, 125 reviews

Updated Meadow Ridge Family Retreat! Wi-Fi, Spa

Welcome to Meadow Ridge. This complex is conveniently situated in a safe and quiet neighborhood, just .5 miles from Eagle Lodge for easy access to the ski-slopes, bike park, town bike path, and public transportation (directly outside the complex). This updated home offers self-check-in, free parking, Wi-Fi and year-round access to the jacuzzi and sauna. The pool is open Memorial Day thru Labor Day. This exquisite mountain home is the perfect condo for your next family getaway!

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Townhouse in Mammoth Lakes
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 15 reviews

Luxury Helios Retreat by the Village- Apres Ready

Forget cramped rentals! This townhome offers a rare blend of prime Village location & unrivaled spaciousness, perfect for families & friends. Stroll to the heart of the action, then retreat to a comfortable sanctuary. Spread out in a huge living area with an extra-large TV & fireplace. Share meals & make memories in the full-sized kitchen & banquet dining room. With 2 generous bedrooms, 5 plush beds, & 3 full bathrooms, everyone enjoys privacy & comfort without the morning rush.

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Apartment in Mammoth Lakes
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 14 reviews

Bridges207 - Ski in/out with spectacular view!

From first tracks to sunset views, this slope-side stay brings the best of Mammoth directly to you. This unit offers incredible down valley views of the Sherwin mountains. Enjoy the convenience of true ski in/out accessibility. The Bridges complex is located directly on the ski slope above the Eagle express chairlift. The slopes are a stroll down the hallway away. This unit has a central location just steps away from the hot tub and elevator! NO PETS PLEASE TOML-CPAN-16562

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The living room is illuminated by natural light from large windows, highlighting a stone fireplace with a gas flame. Comfortable seating is provided by leather sofas, and a coffee table is placed at the center. A television is mounted above the fireplace, and a dining area is visible through an open space.
Apartment in June Lake
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 86 reviews

Lakefront Mountain Retreat

Enjoy the Eastern Sierra's year-round with trout fishing, hiking, skiing/snowboarding, kayaking, stand up paddle boarding, wildlife viewing, birdwatching, horseback riding, off-roading, hunting, and many otheroutdoor adventures. The city of June Lake is quaint with friendly locals and lots of visitors looking to unwind and enjoy the outdoors. A short walk to June Lake Marina, Gull Lake Marina and Park, and within driving distance to June Mountain, Mammoth, and Yosemite.

Top guest favorite
A stone fireplace is positioned beneath a wall-mounted television in a warm living space. Large glass doors offer natural light and a view of the exterior. Comfortable seating includes a plush sofa, and the wood-paneled ceiling enhances the room's rustic appeal.
Condo in Mammoth Lakes
4.86 out of 5 average rating, 117 reviews

Large, updated condo next to meadow and shuttle

Mammoth Lakes Townhome - remodeled 2 bedroom + loft, 3 bath, 1500 SF located at Snow Flower Complex near the shuttle stop for easy access to Mammoth Mountain. Lower level has 2 master bedrooms with en-suite baths. Upstairs has an open living room with vaulted beam ceilings, kitchen, dining and a 3rd bathroom. Large loft with 2 full beds. Near Mammoth Creek, and the beauty of the meadow with walking trails near by. Comfortably sleeps 8 guests. TOML-CPAN-11116

Guest favorite
A cozy living room space features a dark sofa with decorative pillows and a textured throw. A rustic wooden coffee table rests on a plush rug, surrounded by plants and comfortable seating. Natural light enters through a large window, illuminating the warm wooden walls.
Cabin in June Lake
4.85 out of 5 average rating, 142 reviews

The Loop Two-Bedroom Cabin (Unit 9)

Welcome to Lake Front Cabins! Nestled in the heart of June Lake, we’re a short walk from downtown, right next door to the marina, and a quick drive to Yosemite’s eastern gates (seasonal). Our mountain town roots stretch back over the property’s 100 years of operation, the feel here is laid back and communal. Join us for bluebird skies, winter powder days, backcountry access, basin and range expanses, friendly folks, and some of the best trout fishing in CA.

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A spacious living area features a cozy seating arrangement with two sofas facing a stone fireplace. Natural light fills the room through large windows, highlighting the wood-beam ceiling. A wooden coffee table is positioned between the sofas, with a flat-screen television visible in the corner.
Townhouse in June Lake
4.78 out of 5 average rating, 51 reviews

Spacious Townhome, w Deck and Views 427

Property Overview Welcome to Hideaway Down Canyon, a charming 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath condo nestled in the serene beauty of June Lake, just minutes from the June Lake Loop and Mono Lake. Ideal for up to six guests, this spacious retreat provides the perfect blend of relaxation and adventure. Whether you're here to explore, ski, or unwind, Hideaway Down Canyon offers everything you need for a memorable stay in the Mammoth Lakes area.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in June Lake?

    June Lake has cozy cabins, lakefront rentals, and lodges surrounded by mountain scenery. Stays near June Lake Village provide access to local shops, dining, and outdoor activities, while options around Silver Lake offer a quieter setting.

  • What are the best things to do in June Lake with kids?

    Families often explore June Lake Beach for swimming and sand play, hike gentle trails near Gull Lake, or try fishing together. Local marinas sometimes have kayak or canoe rentals for shared lake adventures.

  • What are some of the best things to do in June Lake?

    Explore scenic hikes, enjoy fishing or boating on the June Lake Loop, and take in mountain views from nearby lakes like Grant Lake and Silver Lake. In winter, June Mountain has skiing and snowboarding on gentle slopes.

  • How is the weather in June Lake?

    June Lake has cold, snowy winters around 32-45°F (0-7°C), and mild to warm summers near 60-75°F (16-24°C) with little rainfall. Spring and fall bring cool nights and changing foliage, so layering is useful year-round.

  • When is the best time to visit June Lake?

    Late spring to early fall is often recommended for hiking, fishing, and lake activities, as temperatures are milder and days are longer. Winter draws visitors for snow sports and quieter mountain landscapes.

  • What are the best places to visit in June Lake?

    Stop by June Lake Beach, stroll the June Lake Loop for mountain scenery, or explore the surrounding lakes including Gull Lake, Silver Lake, and Grant Lake. June Mountain is frequently suggested for winter sports.

  • What are some hiking trails in June Lake?

    Trails like Parker Lake Trail, Fern Lake Trail, and Reversed Peak Trail are popular for experiencing alpine scenery. Around the lakeshores, shorter paths are suited for relaxed walks with wide views.

  • What are some family activities we can do in June Lake?

    Families often explore paddle boating or picnics near June Lake Beach, and try accessible nature walks around the lakes. During the colder months, snow play areas and beginner slopes at June Mountain are frequently suggested.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from June Lake?

    Consider exploring Mono Lake's unique tufa formations, wandering Bodie State Historic Park's Gold Rush-era sites, or venturing into nearby forest trails. Hot springs and alpine lakes around the region add variety for nature lovers.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in June Lake?

    Many rentals and lodges around June Lake welcome pets, particularly those near the lakes or surrounded by open space. Parks and shoreline paths make it easy to include dogs in outdoor activities.

  • What are some local tips for visiting June Lake?

    Bring layers, as weather can shift quickly in the mountains, and pack sun protection for high-elevation days. Locals suggest starting outdoor activities early for calmer winds and visiting small eateries for home-style regional fare.

  • What is June Lake known for?

    June Lake is known for its string of crystal-clear mountain lakes, scenic fishing spots, and a relaxed village atmosphere. The area draws outdoor enthusiasts year-round for hiking, water sports, and skiing or snowboarding at June Mountain.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in June Lake?

    Explore the quieter shores of Grant Lake or stroll to secluded fishing spots on Rush Creek. Less-traveled hiking trails, especially around Parker Lake, reveal tranquil mountain scenery.

  • What are the best foods to try in June Lake?

    June Lake has casual cafés and local diners where trout, burgers, and homemade pies are often featured. Breweries and bistros sometimes serve up regional craft beer, fresh salads, and comfort food inspired by mountain living.

  • What should I bring for a trip to June Lake?

    Pack layers for changing weather, sun protection, and sturdy shoes for trails. Fishing gear, swimwear, and a refillable water bottle help you enjoy activities around the lakes.

  • What is the nightlife in June Lake like?

    June Lake has a laid-back nightlife with friendly taverns, low-key bars, and occasional live music in local venues. Evening gatherings often center around a casual drink, a meal, or conversation by a lakeside fire.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in June Lake?

    Summer and fall are known for fishing derbies and local art fairs, while winter brings snow sports gatherings at June Mountain. Community concerts and holiday celebrations are frequently hosted around the village and lakefront.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in June Lake?

    Around June Lake Village and near the lakes, many rentals accommodate families with kitchens, extra bedrooms, and space for group activities. Some offer easy access to beaches, playgrounds, and gentle hiking trails.

All about June Lake

Set against the backdrop of the Sierra Nevada mountain range in a picturesque horseshoe valley, June Lake is a mini-paradise. The lake itself is a placid spring-fed jewel ringed with conifers. There are three other lakes here — Gull, Silver, and Grant — and all four are beloved by anglers for their abundance of trout. The town enjoyed a ritzy heyday as a celebrity retreat in the 1930s, but keeps a lower profile now. June Lake serves as a restful gateway to the gems of the Eastern Sierras, including the Ansel Adams Wilderness Area, home to deep gorges and tall granite peaks; Inyo National Forest, with the oldest living trees in the world; and the many wonders of Yosemite National Park. In the summer visitors fish, hike, kayak, and go horseback riding here, and in the winter June Lake transforms into an Alpine paradise perfect for snow-shoeing, skiing, and snowboarding.

What are the top things to do in June Lake?

June Lake Loop

Take a driving tour through the mountains on the June Lake Loop, a 16-mile stretch of road you can pick up in town that will carry you past four lakes, towering Carson Peak, and rustic villages where you can fuel up with a hearty meal. The loop also runs past an out-of-place roadside tombstone. This is the Grave of the Unknown Prospector, dedicated to “the pioneers of Mono County whose resting place is known only to God.”

Mono Lake

A short drive will transport you from a mountain retreat to the surface of an alien planet. Okay, not quite — but this more than 1-million-year-old, 65-square-mile lake is one of the strangest natural sites in California. Rising from its waters are otherworldly clusters of giant tufa (limestone) spires and knobs formed in part due to the lake’s high salt content — it’s more than twice as salty as the ocean. Mono Lake is home to trillions of tiny brine shrimp, who attract millions of hungry birds. In the summer you can canoe here, and in the winter you can cross-country ski past tufa towers dusted with snow.

June Mountain Ski Area

With 1,500 acres of slopes, 41 trails, two terrain parks, and seven lifts, this resort offers a low-key alternative to nearby Mammoth, one of the busiest ski locales in California. You’ll find everything you need for a day on the slopes here, including gear rental and slopeside dining and drinks with mountain views. To get a different perspective on the Eastern Sierra wilderness, sign up for a one-hour ski tour with a U.S. Forest Service naturalist.