About Us

Willow Springs Resort was built in 1953 by Guy and Louise Rasmussen. In 1998, their daughter Anne and her husband, Maynard Enos continued to carry on its legacy for another 23 years. 

In 2021, it was passed on to your current hosts, John and Becky Enos.

John is the third son of Maynard and Anne. When they were young, John and his siblings Mark, Brook and Guy all spent their summers fishing, hunting and discovering what the area had to offer. John has a wealth of information and enjoys sharing it with all who will listen. He has taken after his grandfather in announcing the Fourth of July parade with Becky, friends, and family onstage to cheer for all of the participants.

Since 1986, friends and family have joined forces to compete in the Fourth of July mud volleyball tournament, achieving first and second place titles multiple times.

The family has constantly worked to run a peaceful and clean vacation spot at a fair price. The fact that so many families come back year after year is proof that their philosophy is effective.

Get away from your everyday grind and come stay here and relax.

RV SITES

In a serene park-like setting, Willow Springs Resort offers 27 RV sites, each equipped with full 30 amp hookups (with the exception of sites 20 and 21, which have 20 amp). Enjoy a tranquil camping experience surrounded by natural beauty and stunning views.

AVAILABLE ROOMS

Those who prefer a cozier setup can stay in one of the eight rooms the resort has to offer.

Four of the units come with a:

• Kitchen 
• Queen size bed
• Double bed. 
• Private restroom

The four additional rooms are equipped with a:

• Queen size bed
• Refrigerator
• Microwave
• Coffee maker
• Private restroom

See our Accommodations page to learn more about what we offer here at Willow Springs Resort

RESORT POND

Regardless of age, most sightseers take advantage of the personal pond for an easy and relaxing fishing experience. There are plenty of trout in there waiting to be caught.

HIKING

Willow Springs Resort is close to a number of hiking trails that offer everything from leisurely climbs to challenging more experienced hikers.

Take a look at our Things to Do page to see some of our recommendations for hiking trails.

OFF-ROAD

Off-road vehicle excursions abound in the region, both into the national forest and into the area between Highway 395 and the Nevada border.

Bring your camera or cell phone with you so you can capture the many picturesque scenes that you'll see on your journey in this area.

DAY EXCURSIONS

People lodging at the Willow Springs Resort appreciate the easy access to Highway 395. Guests often like to take day trips to the ghost town of Bodie, the Mono County Museum, or the Mono Lake Interpretive Center.

Take a look at our Things to Do page for more ideas.

PETS

Pets can join in the fun at the RV sites, just not in the rooms. All pets must be on a leash while in the park and can be walked on any of the trails designated for hiking. We kindly ask that pet owners clean up after their animals.

PARKING

Plenty of parking is available. If you are towing a boat or any other recreational equipment, you will have plenty of space to park your trailer during your stay at Willow Springs Resort.