Lundy Lake
- Type
- Mountain reservoir
- Size
- About 100 acres
- Resort
- Lundy Lake Resort: rentals, launch, camping
- Boat size
- Up to about 14 ft (DBW)
- Boat launch
- Fishing
- Boat rentals
- Camping
- Restrooms
About this lake
Lundy Lake is a 100-acre reservoir in Lundy Canyon, about 5 miles up Lundy Lake Road from Highway 395 north of Lee Vining. It was enlarged to its present size in 1910.
On the water
Lundy Lake Resort at the west end rents boats and has a launch with a carry-down walkway and parking for about 50 cars with trailers; DBW lists boats up to about 14 feet. Trolling for trout is popular. Trailered boats need the free Eastern Sierra mussel inspection and sticker before launching.
Camping and fishing
The resort has RV hookups, tent sites, cabins and a general store. Mono County's Lundy Canyon Campground has 36 first-come sites with restrooms and non-potable water. The lake holds rainbow and brown trout, and Mill Creek below it has small wild trout near the beaver ponds.
Low water
In dry years the lake can run low but is usually still fishable.
Getting there & access
Getting there
From Highway 395 north of Lee Vining, turn west on Lundy Lake Road and drive about 5 miles.
Mussel inspection
Since April 2026, Mono County requires every trailered boat and jet ski to be inspected before launching. Inspections, decontamination and the Eastern Sierra mussel sticker are free at Eastern Sierra WID stations (list at EasternSierraWID.com). Residents inspect once a year; visitors inspect on entering Mono or Inyo County, and again after launching anywhere outside the two counties. Arrive clean, drained and dry.
- County campground
- 36 first-come sites
- Fishing
- Rainbow and brown trout
- Phone
- (626) 309-0415
What's here
Launch
Resort launch with a carry-down walkway, about 50 trailer spaces
Boat rentals
Boat rentals at Lundy Lake Resort
Camping
Resort RV and tent sites; Lundy Canyon Campground, 36 sites
Fishing
Rainbow and brown trout; trolling popular
Restrooms
Restrooms and showers at the resort
Rules & official resources
- California Boater Card required for all operators of motorized vessels, regardless of age, since January 1, 2025dbw.parks.ca.gov ↗
- Trailered boats and jet skis must be inspected at a free Eastern Sierra WID station and carry the Eastern Sierra mussel sticker before launching; launching uninspected can bring fines, misdemeanor charges or impoundmentftp.monocounty.ca.gov ↗
- Kayaks, canoes, paddleboards and other small non-motorized craft must be cleaned, drained, dried and self-inspected before launching somewhere newmonocounty.org ↗
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