1. Bootleg Campground - On a hillside about a mile from the Walker River, Bootleg boasts 63 single-family campsites nestled among a lovely grove of Jeffrey Pines. The campground is well-kept, the majority of the sites are spacious, and the atmosphere is laid-back.

2. Buckeye Campground - Buckeye is a private campground accessible through a 3-mile gravel road that is well-maintained. There are 65 single-family campsites available, all of which are first-come, first-served. The campground is well-kept, and the most of the sites are spacious and private. Buckeye Creek is close to the campground, but a decent fishing hole requires a short trip. From late May until late September, it is normally open.

3. Chris Flat Campground - Chris Flat is a modest, first-come, first-serve campground on the Walker River's beaches. There is also a group campsite available. The majority of the sites have adequate seclusion, and a handful are riverfront. There is running water and vault toilets. The camp host will also sell you some firewood. From late April until early October, it is usually open.

5. Honeymoon Flat Campground - Honeymoon is around 8 miles from Bridgeport and is adjacent to Robinson Creek. The campground is available from mid-May to early-September, and bookings are accepted. Each of the 28 campsites contains a food storage locker, a table, a fire ring, and a BBQ pedestal. Water, vault toilets, and firewood ($) are available. The Lower and Upper Twin Lakes are also close by.

6. Lower Twin Lakes Campground - Because it has 14 great campsites directly below the lake and along Robinson Creek, Lower Twin Lakes enters our list of finest campgrounds around Bridgeport. It's a terrific place to start if you want to go fishing in the area. Water, flush toilets, and firewood ($) are among the amenities. It is also encouraged that you make a reservation, and it is normally open from mid-May to early-October.

7. Paha Campground - Paha features 21 campsites nestled among lovely Jeffrey and Lodgepole pines, right adjacent to Robinson Creek. It is open from early May through mid-October and accepts reservations. Water, flush toilets, and firewood ($) are among the amenities. Fishing, hiking, horseback riding, and animal viewing are all popular activities in the area.

8. Robinson Creek Campground - In two loops, Robinson Creek features 53 single-family campsites. It's around 9 miles from Bridgeport and is alongside a creek. It's a busy campground, so make a reservation during the high season (early May through October). An amphitheater (for summer programs), as well as water and vault toilets, are available. The camp host will also sell you some firewood.

9. Trumbull Lake Campground - The campground, which is located close to Trumbull Lake, includes 45 campsites, some of which have partial views of the gorgeous lake. A few twin and treble campsites are also available. Water, vault toilets, and firewood ($) are available. One of eleven alpine lakes in the area, the 100-acre lake is one of the largest.

10. Sonora Bridge Campground - The Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest's Sonora Bridge campground provides 23 spacious and secluded campsites situated among the shade of tall Jeffrey pines. The West Walker River and a picnic area at Tule Lake are also close to the campground. From late April through early October, the first-come, first-serve campground is normally open. There is a vault toilet, but no running water.