There is also a property owners association, although there are no mandatory HOA fees. If you've seen the movie or read the book “Wild” the main character, Cheryl, spends some time at the location where she gets valuable advice and insight. They have events during the year such as BBQ cook offs, tractor parades, Chillie Cook-offs, catfish fry's, etc… Then further up a ways is the Kennedy Meadows General Store and restaurant at 96740 Beach Meadows Rd., where you can get all your gettins. There are two ‘social hubs' in this area: First there is Grumpy Bears Retreat Restaurant, Tavern and information center at 98887 Kennedy Meadows Rd. Clearly, there is no mandated period of time by which the property needs be developed. This area would easily accommodate a trailer.
Snow is plowed off the main roads in the winter. Fortunately the water table is at 280 feet - quite shallow. With increased interest in off the grid living there are quite affordable set ups for powering properties like this. Property owners rely on septic systems, propane tanks and generators, solar panels or windmills for power. There is phone service and high speed internet. From the aerial shot it appears there is a road that cuts diagonally across an area more in the center of the property, however, it is just very old and really not discernible from the ground. There are a few houses within a couple hundred yards, but this is a quiet area.
It is a fairly level parcel and is quite wooded on the East half and covered with manzanita on the West half. This property measures 166 by 671 feet for a total of 2.56 acres. A caution: There is another Kennedy Meadows, completely unrelated, further up the 395 and closer to Mammoth. Head West off the 395 from near Inyokern and make your way up to this wooded, green Sierra Mountain refuge. Amazingly, this is only a three hour drive from downtown Los Angeles. There are hundreds of miles of trails for hiking, horseback riding and off road vehicles.
In the Southern edge of the Sierra Nevada Mountains, in East Tulare County, CA, at 6500 feet elevation exists a quiet retreat for the nature lovers and a sportsman's destination for those who would fish, hunt, hike or ride. If you have heard of Kennedy Meadows you already know what I mean.
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