+ Variable snacks and drinks to help ya stock up for the road…read more + Good amount of parking. - A bit crowded. . Decent amount of restrooms. Long ladies line though. . lol casino in the adjacent room. + Many cute gals.

Good gas prices. Very helpful staff. We returned from our journey last night, finding the local…read moresourdough bread we bought here. We also bought the mixed bag of local cookies, having 4 of them tonight. They were soft, excellent dipped in milk. Staff highly recommended the local garlic sourdough and lemon cookies. We split a lemon cookie from our mixed bag and also had a chocolate chip cookie each. In a part of the world where gas was more than $6 per gallon, Memorial Day, 2026, I looked for any price break I could find. There's also a small Tribal casino here.

We loved our teardrop rental! It made camping in cold October super comfortable to the point of…read moreseeming luxurious. Caroline and Tony are friendly, accommodating, and efficient owners who made the entire rental experience easy and pleasant. The price of their teardrop rentals is a real value and we will definitely be renting from EZ Kampin' again soon. Sarah and Drew

The best camping experience ever! Caroline & Tony have every need covered from a comfy bed to a…read morefull kitchen (including running water and a fridge!) to chairs to paper towels & toilet paper! I cannot wait to be reunited with my Tear Drop again next year! ........

Outstanding customer service!…read more John came out after our transmission overheated in our truck with slide in camper on a Saturday afternoon. My truck was too big for his truck so Mark from CCA came out and towed us back to the shop in Independence. Mark drove me to Bishop to buy parts to flush the tranny that night and let us spend the night in the camper in the yard. Next morning while Mark worked on a van in the bay I flushed the transmission on my truck and we were on our way. If the flush didn't work, Mark was willing to let us drop the camper in the yard and he would drop the transmission, haul to his favorite shop where they generally do a three day turnaround, and reinstall the transmission so I could pick up the truck and camper the following weekend. Mark does not enjoy working on Mercedes FYI.

Had a ball joint disengage from the A arm at the fort independence gas station just north of town -…read morewhile towing a trailer. The tow truck driver suggested we take a tow back to California City Auto. I am extremely careful with how I choose mechanics and will go pretty far our of my way to stick with reliable mechanics I have used in the past. I couldn't find much online about California City Auto but it was looking like it was my only option considering I also had a trailer to think about towing as well. We started to load my tundra up on the tow truck when the mechanic (Marc) showed up to help put it on the tow truck. It was a two man job since my truck was basically sitting on the floor not attached to a tire. Marc is a real "ma n pa" kind of operation (minus the ma), not only did he show up to offer us help at 6:30pm, but he also hooked my trailer to the back of his personal truck to tow back to his shop. That same evening,  I gave him cash for the new ball joint and he drove to Bishop to get the part so he could bang it out first thing in the morning. (Cost an extra $100, but at least we wouldn't have to wait days for the part to show up) In the meantime, he let us camp out on his property, and showed us where the good food was, offered us power and access to his restrooms. The next morning, he couldn't get the tie rod to release from the spindle, after hours of trying, he opted to just cut the tie rod and wait another day for that part to come in, then put her back together. We weren't stoked on this option, but it was what it was. He offered to tow our trailer to the campground to make the best out of our stay. And how nice it was! The next morning, about 9:30 AM, he came rolling into our camp with the truck all fixed up and ready to go. We feel so fortunate to have had Marc our "only" option. He is a nice, honest man and I'd be glad to go back in the future.

Mark is a friendly, reliable guy and he fixed our vehicle. Great knowledge of our engine, a 1987…read moreChevy 454. Our RV broke down in Fort Independence along the 395, just a few miles from this mechanic's shop. He first came to us to try and fix the problem onsite, then invited us camp overnight at his shop so he could work on it there the next day, so we got towed there. It took Mark a while to diagnose the problem (electric fuel pump not getting power), but once he found it, the fix was quick--patching a wire from another connection, to get us back on the road. The rate he quoted us was something like $120 an hour for RV work, $80 an hour for cars, plus a $100 fee to come the 3 miles to us, all of which I felt was pretty steep for the area, but frankly our options were limited and in the end it worked out well.

Called and spoke to someone who said they could fix out trucks problem. I explained exactly what…read morecodes were being thrown out and she said , yeah bring it in we can help. When we arrive at the shop I had to walk around the entire place just to find the mechanic (who barley spoke English) to learn they don't have a code scanner. That is what the mechanic said before he dismissed us and walked away. This place is useless and it has a 4.75 star rating! Not in my book! I did not want to give them a star but it made me do so in order to pot.