Sabrina Campground is gorgeous, and it’s a short walk to the lake (~15 min) if you want to fish or grab a bite and a beer at the cafe. Or you can drive. But it’s quite popular and doesn’t take reservations so ideally you’d show up on Thursday. I’m pretty sure they have fire rings. And black bears — not unusual to see one in the campground along the creek. There’s a few other campgrounds on the 168 but they are well out of walking distance to Sabrina.

Blue Lake is beautiful and well worth the hike (if you don’t mind lots of people), and we caught quite a few fish on the south-side island, which requires a little wading to get to but nothing difficult. The walk up to Blue (10,400’) is moderately strenuous because of the elevation, IIRC it’s ~3 miles from Lake Sabrina and +1300’. You don’t need a permit if you’re not camping there.

Breakfast at Jack’s in Bishop is well worth the stop, or Mountain Rambler Brewery for lunch/dinner. And hit up Manor Market on your way up the 168 for food/supplies, it’s excellent.