Spainhower Park - Lone Pine, California

Spainhower Park

Located at 430 N Main St, Lone Pine, CA 93545, United States, Spainhower Park is a popular tourist attraction and park that offers a variety of amenities for visitors of all ages. The park is easily accessible by phone at 7608735577 and online at inyocountycamping.com. Visitors can expect to find a range of special features, including a wheelchair-accessible car park, wheelchair-accessible entrance, barbecue grill, basketball court, picnic tables, public toilet, slides, swings, and a dedicated dog park where pets are allowed.

With a solid reputation within the community, Spainhower Park has received 439 reviews on Google My Business, boasting an impressive average rating of 4.5 out of 5 stars. Visitors often praise the park's cleanliness, ample shade, and nearby dog park. It's an ideal spot for a quick stop during a road trip or for hosting a child's birthday party, as the playground and family-friendly atmosphere make it a hit with kids.

Features and Amenities

• Wheelchair-accessible car park
• Wheelchair-accessible entrance
• Barbecue grill
• Basketball court
• Picnic tables
• Public toilet
• Slides
• Swings
• Good for kids
• Good for kids birthday parties
• Playground
• Dog park
• Dogs allowed

Location and Accessibility

Spainhower Park is conveniently located at 430 N Main St, Lone Pine, CA 93545, United States, making it easily accessible for visitors traveling through the area. The park's phone number, 7608735577, allows potential visitors to gather more information or confirm park details. The park's official website, inyocountycamping.com, provides additional information and resources for those planning a visit.

👍 Reviews of Spainhower Park

Oana G.

5/5

Nice little park for a quick stop during our 5 hr drive from Mammoth Lakes to LA. Clean restrooms, plenty of shade, dog park nearby.

Sharon P.

4/5

Spainhower Park: We needed to kill some time while the hotel staff cleaned our hotel room, so we decided to relax a bit at this park, close to our hotel. Seemingly well cared for, and has a nice place for kids to play. Also, has picnic tables, where were, bathrooms, and some kind of band stand.
One of the biggest draws for me was the many trees, providing abundant shade. Really, quite lovely. The biggest drawback is that Carl's Jr. is right next door. The nasty, carcinogen smell wafts over from across the street. I will have to leave or move to the other side of the park. Too, bad, nice park, otherwise.

Bolor B.

5/5

Good place to stop by if you’re going through the town. Kids were happy to play here and enjoy the river. And there’s a restroom and it was the best stop for a while.

Deborah R.

5/5

A beautiful spot to rest, picnic, play. We stopped here on our drive to Mammoth. It was so beautiful. All the big trees create a beautiful shade canopy. Many picnic tables, a cool stream running through center of park with little bridges going over it. A playground, courts, bathroom, trash cans, and small parking lot. Across the street is Frosty Chalet for a cold treat or bite.

Dave B.

4/5

Well done displays of the history of the World War II internment of the West Coast Japanese people in their gymnasium. The outside grounds this time of year look somewhat disheveled.

Larry F.

4/5

Very nice little park with many shade trees and a creek that runs through the south end of the park.

cedrick S.

4/5

Perfect place to eat my late lunch. As I was just passing through.

Breeze H.

5/5

A great little Oasis in the desert town . The kids could play in a creek under trees during the 105 day heat waves. The playground is not shaded , so wear hats and sunscreen. Great picnic areas.