Camping near Lone Pine

49mi from Lone Pine · 14 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Springville, CA

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Swimming in North Fork Tule River, miles of hiking trails on ranch. River Ridge Ranch goes from 1,000' elev. to 3,000' elevation. Hike right on the ranch. We are between Sequoia National Park (about an hour) and the Giant Sequoia National Monument (16 miles to groves up Hwy 190 and no entrance fee). Choose from individual tent sites, group tent sites, tiny cabins. the 5-acre Compound or the Entire Ranch. We occasionally host small, thoughtful, low impact weddings. Please inquire. There are 33 giant sequoia groves in our Southern Region of the Giant Sequoia National Monument, some easily driven to, and some remote. Our ranch is a nature preserve and an education demonstration site, teaching sustainable and regenerative land use practices. River Ridge Institute, our non-profit, hosts a variety of events for the public. Please note: you are expected to leave the ranch and kitchen area as you found it, i.e., dishes washed thoroughly and dried and put away, recycling separated from trash, food scraps in compost buckets, sticky marshmallow removed from forks and surfaces (ick!). Thank you. Enjoy: The Kitchen has a 3-burner cooktop, large fridge, microwave, full dishes and utensils and pots and pans with a big washing area in the back. Propane barbecue grill.. There's a River Barn to use as a remote space and Turtle Cove for swimming. Saturday morning Farmer's Market in downtown at 9 AM - Noon. Ancestral land of the Foothill Yokuts tribe. Homesteaded in 1859, owned by the Negus family from 1909-2000. Barbara and I bought it to save it from subdivision and it's now protected by a Conservation Easement and acts as a community center for the arts, music, poetry, gatherings and outdoor education. We're both biologists, so, just ask us. Please see the Rules and Safety section to review our Waiver of Liability.

3. 3R Ranch Retreat

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47mi from Lone Pine · 2 sites · Lodging · Three Rivers, CA

- 22 foot RV with all the amenities for a comfortable stay. Toilet, shower, and furnished kitchen. RV unit is a 2024 Coleman Lantern 17B with AC/fireplace heater and sleeps 5! Access to a private hiking trail that overlooks the community of Three Rivers. - 2 mini donkeys on property available for a feeding tour :) - 20 min Barrel Sauna session also available at an additional cost!

4. Mountain Farm

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51mi from Lone Pine · 13 sites · Tents, RVs · Badger, CA

This is a small off grid fruit farm and completely private. You will be camping among fruit trees an d be close to state and national parks. We are close to Kings Canyon and Mount Baldy. we are also close to the back entrance to Sequoia National Park. There is a stunning private river to hike to and swim at with several waterfalls. there's plenty of picnic spots and a play area for children.

5. Five Fours Camp in Three Rivers

44mi from Lone Pine · 2 sites · Tents · Three Rivers, CA

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This is a essentially a private campsite with a million dollar view during the day, and wonderful stargazing at night! We welcome dogs and don't charge additional fees for you to bring your dog(s) to camp. The park allows dogs into the park BUT NOT ON ANY TRAILS! (Only the national “forests” allow dogs on trails, not national parks.) PLEASE, let us know you are bringing dog(s), when you request to book. We currently have 2 dogs - our boy Chance is a 6yo Husky Doberman mix; and we rescued and are fostering a (approx 3yo) Great Dane, Winston! Unfortunately, we can NOT dog sit your dog(s) while you are in the park having 2 large male dogs in our house. Also you can not leave the dog alone in the campsite. We are in Three Rivers - the southern Ash Mountain gateway to the Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks. Our town has some wonderfully unique restaurants, creative shops and even a delicious brewery with seating next to the River! Our hillside property has great Mountain View’s and the driveway turns directly off of Sierra drive, four miles past the town center (3R post office) and just 2 miles from the Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks entrance. There’s even a convenience store a quarter mile away! It's conveniently located and easy to find! You can (seasonally) hear the tranqual sounds, or all out roar of the flowing Kaweah river from across the street. Sorry, there is NO river access from this campsite. You can go to Slick Rock Recreation area, Lake Kaweah or into the parks to swim, boat, fish and more. Lake Kaweah is about 8 miles away. You drive around it after you top the hill entering Three Rivers. My wife Elizabeth and I bought our log home in 2015 and we have been dreaming and adding here ever since! Our dog Chance chases all the fun wildlife off of our property. In addition to deer, we have seen fox, bob cats, an Ocelot, too many coyotes, wild turkeys and bear crossing an animal highway along our upper hillside property line. Hawks, hummingbirds, quail, blue birds, woodpeckers and yellow bellied finches are regularly seen here as well. We have had turkey families coming through frequently recently! Owls have been heard; but not seen. We love our country home and mountain views, and look forward to sharing them with you!

6. Kings Canyon Campground

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48mi from Lone Pine · 21 sites · Tents, RVs · Wilsonia, CA

This rustic campground is located in Kings Canyon on hwy 180, 16 miles past the Sequoia-Kings Canyon Park entrance. Ten Mile Creek running thru the property. Magnificent views of Kings Canyon from the property. Google plus code for maps R497+877 Hume Station, California Campground sites with picnic tables. Flushing toilets on site. Water and sewer hookups available at some sites. 6 miles to the mighty Kings River, 12 miles to Grant Grove and the Giant Sequoia’s, 16 miles to Cedar Grove, 22 miles to “Roads End” and trail head for the endless backcountry trails including the Pacific Crest trail. Easy access to General’s Hwy for Sequoia National Park access

7. Private Sanctuary on the Tule River

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50mi from Lone Pine · 8 sites · Tents · Springville, CA

Located at the foothills of the Sequoia National Monument, this private property is stewarded by our Indigenous elder Xico with permission from the Yukot peoples (Tule River Tribe), the original stewards of Springville. The land is bordered by the Tule River, accessible by a short walk. It offers palpable energy and breathtaking stargazing and is perfect for ceremonial experiences. Amenities include an outdoor shower and porta-potties within walking distance. Please leave no trace and pack out all garbage and plastics. Avoid synthetic fragrances or chemical toiletries, as everything returns to the land. Treat this extraordinary and sacred space carefully to keep it beautiful for everyone.

8. Sequoia Secluded Escape

40mi from Lone Pine · 3 sites · Lodging · Three Rivers, CA

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Relax and unwind at this stunning cabin. This cabin was built with wood floors, high beam ceilings and charming details for a quaint and cozy feeling. This cabin is completely off grid; solar energy and fresh spring water! Enjoy the view of the mountains, stars and wildlife from the spacious deck. The cabin is located 8 miles outside the Sequoia National Park Entrance and 3 miles from the Mineral King Recreation Area of Sequoia National Park. If you’re looking for a quiet place to escape from the hustle and bustle of life, this is the place for you!

9. OrangeRay~Three Rivers

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47mi from Lone Pine · 2 sites · Lodging · Three Rivers, CA

OrangeRay, home of Pixie's Place Animal Sanctuary and Hospice was founded in 2007, when I left L.A. for the forest by the river to create, and to expand my shamanic pursuits. Being that Three Rivers was home to the socialist Kaweah Colony in the 1800's; which helped in the founding of Sequoia National Park; the area is rich in history. Poet John Muir was enchanted and inspired by this area; Walt Disney fell under her spell as well when he envisioned a "Swiss Chalet" style resort which never came to fruition. The water wars of California began right here; gold rush...right here! "Kaweah" is the name given by the Indians for the sound the Crow makes. Three Rivers literally sits on slabs of quartz crystal, making rock hunting superb! As an energy practitioner, the quartz heightens the healing process; as well as creating an energy vortex. My property sits on an area that was once an Indian village, and then the school house for the children of the pioneers. There was a huge Hare Krishna Colony up here in the 60-70's. As a photographer and filmmaker, the lighting up here is amazing! The night skies literally pulsate with their celestial canopy. A great spot to sky watch as well! The property is not kid-friendly, and is not really here for children as much as it is offered for the inner child in adults. WE ARE 420 friendly which is in opposition to most "family" landscapes....so please note this is not personal but I prefer no children xo Also, I prefer no pets, as it disrupts the balance here with the animal residents :) I share fresh eggs when available :) (The shower is not available to guest :)

10. Aberdeen Resort

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29mi from Lone Pine · 15 sites · RVs · Independence, CA

Learn more about this land: Relax at Aberdeen Resort! Enjoy Goodale Creek at camp and the amazing views of the Sierra Nevada Mountain Range. We have 10 Overnight Sites with the rest of the park being long term. Explore the many OHV trails, hike from the Park or head up to the many trailheads in the area. Fish Goodale Creek or head across the 395 to the gorgeous Owens River. Unspoiled and wild, the Owens Valley is spectacular and serene.

11. Cartago Springs

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17mi from Lone Pine · 2 sites · RVs · Cartago, CA

Cartago Springs is right off of the 395 HWY, with beautiful panoramic views of the Sierra mountains with bright twinkling open skies at night. Just minutes from cotton wood creek and a short drive to the Alabama Hills and Mt. Whitney. Open land to park your trailer or RV. Star gaze and eat under the stars. Cartago wildlife area is a five minute walk down the road from the property. The Cartago Wildlife area is a protected wet land that homes many different birds and wild life, there are walking trails and a small pond to enjoy. The property sits near what was once the old Cartago dump. You can find beautiful colored glass, porcelains, neat items like silverware, car parts, old lighters, a pickers paradise. feel free to take any treasures you find home with you! If you like to ride, Olancha dunes is just down the road. Cactus Flats Road in Olancha will take you into the Coso Mountains where the trails are endless, the views are beautiful and the peace is surreal. Cartago Springs is a few miles north of the Mobile gas station, where they serve hot food a perfect convince for the traveler. Hope to see you soon!

12. Haiwee Flats

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28mi from Lone Pine · 1 site · RV · Olancha, CA

Come and enjoy a beautiful relaxing weekend at Haiwee flats, 360 views of mountains, pull in site with easy access to the highway. Also a few miles nearby is the Haiwee Reservoir, ..please respect signs. Lots of exploring and hiking nearby. Sageflats is a nearby road that can bring you closer to the mountains. Get lost enjoy yourself.

13. Treehouse Camping w Deck!

45mi from Lone Pine · 2 sites · Tents, RVs · Three Rivers, CA

Welcome to our unique one of a kind TreeHouse Camping Experience! The decks are located in our Oak Trees surrounded by Mountain Views. In the heart of Three Rivers annd Only 3.5 MILES to the Sequoia National Park gate. The decks were built along our seasonal creek so we get quite a bit of wild life passing through deer, wild turkeys, black bears, etc The decks are ready to set up your own tent or we can provide a 2 person tent/mattress, at no additional charge. Must bring your BLANKETS/PILLOWS. There is a shared shower room for both decks on the premises shower, sink, and toilet. We do provide 2 towels, wash clothe, shampoo, conditioner, body wash, toilet paper, and hand soap. Restaurants and bars are only 2-5 minutes away! Come enjoy nature at its finest.

14. Isky Ranch

48mi from Lone Pine · 1 site · Tent · Three Rivers, CA

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Three Rivers, Ca is a small rural community known as the gateway to the Sequoia National Forest. This piece of property is nestled next to a flowing river, with a lovely area to relax and enjoy the river. The space available is for tent or dry camping. Take a day trip into the park with the convenience of staying

15. Moro Rock View

45mi from Lone Pine · 1 site · Lodging · Three Rivers, CA

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Stop and stay night in our Upstairs Bed and Bath Studio with toilet and shower. We also have a day camp for use upon request. Our 17-Acre property has a great view of Moro Rock. We are right off Sierra Dr. (Hwy-198) and just 4 miles from the Sequoia National Park. We have parking for car, truck and trailer or boat and RV's. Our Studio B and B has a queen bed and sofa bed, kitchenette, bathroom and shower. Our Day Camp has a picnic table, umbrella, chairs and BBQ.

16. Zen Camp/Bamboo Retreat

48mi from Lone Pine · 5 sites · Tents, Lodging · Springville, CA

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The calm and quiet of a Bamboo Grove. The perfect spot to unwind and relax. The beautiful Tule (two-lee) river can be heard at night! Day use area on the river only a 10-minute drive away! Short day trips to Sequoia National Park and Yosemite! Great couples getaway! Also a perfect location for Yoga groups or other groups up to 8 people! Group pricing for 7 is only $30/per person per night! ($60/couple + $30/person for up to 5 others! (Couple or max. of 3 sleeping together on King size mattress for 8x10 cabin is $50/night.) Come as a couple or get a group together! One night, OK. Singles or couples will always be alone and not sharing the camp area, and you'll have your pick of any of the three tents or one 8'x10' cabin with indoor toilet/sink King size air mattress ($50/night charge for cabin). Tents are provided and set up, each with fat comfortable air mattresses! Look at the photos! Contact me for more info and to book your stay! (No bedding or utensils provided. Propane bar-b-que. Fire pit and limited firewood provided. No electricity, no running water. Outdoor shower and simple outdoor restroom with foot pump sink. Ice chest available, ice provided in ice chest for those staying 2 nights or more.)

17. Three Rivers Sequoia Camp

47mi from Lone Pine · 1 site · Tent, RV · Three Rivers, CA

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Welcome to your gateway to the wild! Nestled in the heart of Three Rivers, our private camp spot offers a peaceful retreat just minutes from the entrance to Sequoia National Park. Set near the North Fork of the Kaweah River, you’ll fall asleep to the sounds of flowing water and wake up to birdsong and mountain air. Whether you’re here for adventure or relaxation, this is your perfect basecamp. Spend your days exploring the park’s world-famous giant sequoias, swimming in crystal-clear river pools, hiking scenic trails, or just unwinding under the stars by your campsite. The site is tucked away in a quiet corner of our property, offering a blend of natural beauty and simple comfort. Expect clear night skies, mountain views, and the kind of serenity only the Sierra foothills can offer. You’ll have easy access to town for supplies or a bite to eat, but once you’re back at camp, you’ll feel miles away from everything. Ideal for tent campers or vanlifers looking for a peaceful, well-located spot to recharge and reconnect with nature. Includes WiFi

18. River of Dreams

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47mi from Lone Pine · 3 sites · Tents · Three Rivers, CA

Welcome to the North Fork River. There are six little water slides at the swimming spot. Peaceful and quiet. Listen to the river all day and night. There is shade to stay out of the sun, sand trails to the river. Plenty of places to hang a hammock and relax. 9.2 miles drive to the entrance of Sequoia National Park.

19. Cabin Grimm

41mi from Lone Pine · 1 site · Lodging · Springville, CA

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A storybook cabin located in the heart of the Sequoia National Forest. We love all things spooky so we have tried to bring the old magic of the woods into our little cabin. 3 bedrooms and 2 baths tucked into a small community. We are motivated by a love of nature & a respect for it. A wood burning hot tub is tucked in between the pines offers a soak after a day of exploring our beautiful Southern Sierra. Before forewarned, if it’s in the winter, we get a lot of snow. We highly suggest a an all-wheel-drive vehicle or definitely chains on a 2 wheel dr. vehicle.

20. TINY in the Eastern Sierra's

2.8mi from Lone Pine · 1 site · Lodging · Lone Pine, CA

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THINK TINY, THINK ADVENTURE Modern TINY (16') Home on Wheels was inspired and built with a desire for minimalism, clean lines and efficiency of space. It has all the modern amenities you need in the midst of Nature. Space is sufficient but limited. Tiny is located inside "Lone Pine Mobile Oasis" RV PARK, on the west side of HWY 395, and Lubken Canyon. There is Hwy noise and there are neighbors. Semi's do drive the Hwy during the night. Please preview location before booking. We do have WIFI! The space Our home is only 16' long (8'x16') but has a well-equipped kitchenette, full bath with a shower and a conventional toilet. The kitchenette has the basics and then some... a coffee maker, a portable induction cook top, pots and pans, cooking utensils, basic spices and condiments. It also has a Britta water pitcher/ filter for your convenience! The living / sleeping space is a twin size sofa / daybed with a pull out trundle. The foam mattress size is 38" x 75" for both beds. The top mattress is 8" thick with a weight capacity of 400 lbs and the trundle is 6" thick with a weight capacity of 250 lbs. This may not have enough support or may be uncomfortable for some. The dining space has a movable coffee table /bench /shoe rack/ storage with locking brakes and a lift up dining table / office desk. The bench also stores the 2nd comforter for the bottom bed. TINY is well insulated with Rockwool in all walls, ceiling and floor, has a built in mini split -AC/Heater with remote control, dual pane windows and doors, tinted glass and black out shades for your comfort and enjoyment. TINY only has 50 amps of power and the on demand water heater requires 50 amps. Only 2 lights are able to be used while taking a hot shower. THE BREAKER MAY SHUT DOWN AND WOULD NEED TO BE RESET. (This has not happened in over a year but, just in case) CAUTION: Things appear smaller than they feel like inside! Driving up you may think, "OMG, it's so small", but after you step inside, you will hopefully feel, "WOW, it feels bigger than it looks". The 395 highway may be too close and light sleepers may feel it is still too noisy. Please do not book and leave a bad review if this would bother you.

Camper favorites near Lone Pine

Top-rated campgrounds reviewed by the Hipcamp community.

Treehouse Camping w Deck!

45mi from Lone Pine · 2 sites · Tents, RVs · Three Rivers, CA

Welcome to our unique one of a kind TreeHouse Camping Experience! The decks are located in our Oak Trees surrounded by Mountain Views. In the heart of Three Rivers annd Only 3.5 MILES to the Sequoia National Park gate. The decks were built along our seasonal creek so we get quite a bit of wild life passing through deer, wild turkeys, black bears, etc The decks are ready to set up your own tent or we can provide a 2 person tent/mattress, at no additional charge. Must bring your BLANKETS/PILLOWS. There is a shared shower room for both decks on the premises shower, sink, and toilet. We do provide 2 towels, wash clothe, shampoo, conditioner, body wash, toilet paper, and hand soap. Restaurants and bars are only 2-5 minutes away! Come enjoy nature at its finest.

Isky Ranch

48mi from Lone Pine · 1 site · Tent · Three Rivers, CA

(34)

Three Rivers, Ca is a small rural community known as the gateway to the Sequoia National Forest. This piece of property is nestled next to a flowing river, with a lovely area to relax and enjoy the river. The space available is for tent or dry camping. Take a day trip into the park with the convenience of staying

Moro Rock View

45mi from Lone Pine · 1 site · Lodging · Three Rivers, CA

(120)

Stop and stay night in our Upstairs Bed and Bath Studio with toilet and shower. We also have a day camp for use upon request. Our 17-Acre property has a great view of Moro Rock. We are right off Sierra Dr. (Hwy-198) and just 4 miles from the Sequoia National Park. We have parking for car, truck and trailer or boat and RV's. Our Studio B and B has a queen bed and sofa bed, kitchenette, bathroom and shower. Our Day Camp has a picnic table, umbrella, chairs and BBQ.

Zen Camp/Bamboo Retreat

48mi from Lone Pine · 5 sites · Tents, Lodging · Springville, CA

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The calm and quiet of a Bamboo Grove. The perfect spot to unwind and relax. The beautiful Tule (two-lee) river can be heard at night! Day use area on the river only a 10-minute drive away! Short day trips to Sequoia National Park and Yosemite! Great couples getaway! Also a perfect location for Yoga groups or other groups up to 8 people! Group pricing for 7 is only $30/per person per night! ($60/couple + $30/person for up to 5 others! (Couple or max. of 3 sleeping together on King size mattress for 8x10 cabin is $50/night.) Come as a couple or get a group together! One night, OK. Singles or couples will always be alone and not sharing the camp area, and you'll have your pick of any of the three tents or one 8'x10' cabin with indoor toilet/sink King size air mattress ($50/night charge for cabin). Tents are provided and set up, each with fat comfortable air mattresses! Look at the photos! Contact me for more info and to book your stay! (No bedding or utensils provided. Propane bar-b-que. Fire pit and limited firewood provided. No electricity, no running water. Outdoor shower and simple outdoor restroom with foot pump sink. Ice chest available, ice provided in ice chest for those staying 2 nights or more.)

Three Rivers Sequoia Camp

47mi from Lone Pine · 1 site · Tent, RV · Three Rivers, CA

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Welcome to your gateway to the wild! Nestled in the heart of Three Rivers, our private camp spot offers a peaceful retreat just minutes from the entrance to Sequoia National Park. Set near the North Fork of the Kaweah River, you’ll fall asleep to the sounds of flowing water and wake up to birdsong and mountain air. Whether you’re here for adventure or relaxation, this is your perfect basecamp. Spend your days exploring the park’s world-famous giant sequoias, swimming in crystal-clear river pools, hiking scenic trails, or just unwinding under the stars by your campsite. The site is tucked away in a quiet corner of our property, offering a blend of natural beauty and simple comfort. Expect clear night skies, mountain views, and the kind of serenity only the Sierra foothills can offer. You’ll have easy access to town for supplies or a bite to eat, but once you’re back at camp, you’ll feel miles away from everything. Ideal for tent campers or vanlifers looking for a peaceful, well-located spot to recharge and reconnect with nature. Includes WiFi

River of Dreams

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47mi from Lone Pine · 3 sites · Tents · Three Rivers, CA

Welcome to the North Fork River. There are six little water slides at the swimming spot. Peaceful and quiet. Listen to the river all day and night. There is shade to stay out of the sun, sand trails to the river. Plenty of places to hang a hammock and relax. 9.2 miles drive to the entrance of Sequoia National Park.

Cabin Grimm

41mi from Lone Pine · 1 site · Lodging · Springville, CA

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A storybook cabin located in the heart of the Sequoia National Forest. We love all things spooky so we have tried to bring the old magic of the woods into our little cabin. 3 bedrooms and 2 baths tucked into a small community. We are motivated by a love of nature & a respect for it. A wood burning hot tub is tucked in between the pines offers a soak after a day of exploring our beautiful Southern Sierra. Before forewarned, if it’s in the winter, we get a lot of snow. We highly suggest a an all-wheel-drive vehicle or definitely chains on a 2 wheel dr. vehicle.

TINY in the Eastern Sierra's

2.8mi from Lone Pine · 1 site · Lodging · Lone Pine, CA

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THINK TINY, THINK ADVENTURE Modern TINY (16') Home on Wheels was inspired and built with a desire for minimalism, clean lines and efficiency of space. It has all the modern amenities you need in the midst of Nature. Space is sufficient but limited. Tiny is located inside "Lone Pine Mobile Oasis" RV PARK, on the west side of HWY 395, and Lubken Canyon. There is Hwy noise and there are neighbors. Semi's do drive the Hwy during the night. Please preview location before booking. We do have WIFI! The space Our home is only 16' long (8'x16') but has a well-equipped kitchenette, full bath with a shower and a conventional toilet. The kitchenette has the basics and then some... a coffee maker, a portable induction cook top, pots and pans, cooking utensils, basic spices and condiments. It also has a Britta water pitcher/ filter for your convenience! The living / sleeping space is a twin size sofa / daybed with a pull out trundle. The foam mattress size is 38" x 75" for both beds. The top mattress is 8" thick with a weight capacity of 400 lbs and the trundle is 6" thick with a weight capacity of 250 lbs. This may not have enough support or may be uncomfortable for some. The dining space has a movable coffee table /bench /shoe rack/ storage with locking brakes and a lift up dining table / office desk. The bench also stores the 2nd comforter for the bottom bed. TINY is well insulated with Rockwool in all walls, ceiling and floor, has a built in mini split -AC/Heater with remote control, dual pane windows and doors, tinted glass and black out shades for your comfort and enjoyment. TINY only has 50 amps of power and the on demand water heater requires 50 amps. Only 2 lights are able to be used while taking a hot shower. THE BREAKER MAY SHUT DOWN AND WOULD NEED TO BE RESET. (This has not happened in over a year but, just in case) CAUTION: Things appear smaller than they feel like inside! Driving up you may think, "OMG, it's so small", but after you step inside, you will hopefully feel, "WOW, it feels bigger than it looks". The 395 highway may be too close and light sleepers may feel it is still too noisy. Please do not book and leave a bad review if this would bother you.

Public campgrounds near Lone Pine

Site in the walk-in area as viewed from parking. Restrooms at parking, too!

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Lone Pine Campground

6mi from Lone Pine · 28 sites · Tents, RVs · in Inyo National Forest

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Whitney Portal Campground

8.3mi from Lone Pine · 1 site · in Inyo National Forest

Took my camera out and captured some truly amazing shots. Definitely planning on revisiting!

Horseshoe Meadows Equestrian Camp

10mi from Lone Pine · 10 sites · in Inyo National Forest

First-come, first-serve campsite. A great place to stay on your way to climb Mt. Whitney or Langley. The campground is at about 10,000ft elevation so it helps with acclimation. There are several trails to alpine lakes in the area.

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Horseshoe Meadows Campground

10mi from Lone Pine · 18 sites · in Inyo National Forest

This walk-in backpackers campground is the perfect spot to acclimatize and stage your Whitney summit. Make sure to store all of your food and toiletries (including toothpaste) in the bear lockers & canisters. Whitney bears don't mess around!

10mi from Lone Pine · 25 sites · in Inyo National Forest

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Mt. Whitney Trailhead Campground

Site 40, which is right by the entrance and near restrooms, but still very quiet. The best part about this site is it's right on the river that runs through the campground, with a private path to the water!

18mi from Lone Pine · 31 sites · Tents, RVs · in Inyo National Forest

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Grays Meadows Campground

Wildflowers beside one of the many lakes here.

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Onion Valley Campground

20mi from Lone Pine · 17 sites · Tents, RVs · in Inyo National Forest

31mi from Lone Pine · 31 sites · in Sequoia National Park

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Cold Springs Campground

34mi from Lone Pine · 21 sites · in Sequoia National Park

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Atwell Mill Campground

Moraine Campground is right on the edge of the river, making it the perfect camping spot for the angler looking to drop a line while the hotdogs cook on the grill.

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Moraine Campground

35mi from Lone Pine · 120 sites · in Kings Canyon National Park

Moraine Campground

36mi from Lone Pine · 27 sites · in Inyo National Forest

36mi from Lone Pine · 16 sites · in Kings Canyon National Park

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Canyon View Campground

Stories from the community

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Taelor

3 days ago

Tent

1 night at Lake Olancha RV Park and Campground

This was mine and my husband’s first time camping at Lake Olancha and we will definitely be back! The host Nacho was very good at communicating and making us feel welcome and comfortable. We camped at tent site #2 and it had a great view of the lake and mountains along with a picnic table, fire pit and electrical stations on for sides of the tent for charging. It was practically snowing late at night but we were able to plug in our heater so our tent was nice and cozy when we were in there. It was so enjoyable in fact, we originally only booked 2 nights but ended up staying a 3rd night bc we didn’t want to leave lol there is only one public restroom but to our surprise we never had to wait to use it. The water for the shower was hot there was a heater and the toilet paper was always stocked. For the price you really cannot beat the experience and I would definitely recommend to stay here if you’re considering it!

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Edgar

6 days ago

Tent

Group trip

1 night at Lake Olancha RV Park and Campground

Really enjoyed our stay at this campsite. It was our first camping trip ever so we only stayed the one night but definitely going back. Clean area, organized sites, clean bathroom, great views, and very easy to get to.

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Grace

6 days ago

Tent

1 night at Lake Olancha RV Park and Campground

We loved it here! There was a bathroom with running water a short walk away and the views with the lake and mountains were beautiful.

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Desiree

2 weeks ago

2 nights at OrangeRay~Three Rivers

Great getaway place, everything was perfect. Wendy definitely makes this a special place. Pictures of what the place is are on point, ypu have everything you could thing off, loved the eggs, you have acess to the river super close to Sequoia if that is something you want to do. Def a place to be free and enjoy nature, would def love to come back! Wendy is such a great host.

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Jennifer

2 weeks ago

Group trip

1 night at Sierra Ranch - Cabins & Tents

Very beautiful land and so thankful for the kitchen only advice is to drive before dark to ensure you don’t get lost but instructions are clear

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Jonathan

2 weeks ago

Tent

Weekend Trip to Lake Olancha RV Park and Campground

Super chilll spot to tent camp. Lots of nice amenities! Would definitely come back 👍🏼

Jennifer

2 weeks ago

3 nights at 3R Ranch Retreat

Great place to stay! Samir was prompt with replies. His place was just as described. Very well stocked. The bed was comfortable, had an extra topper for cushion. Super close to Sewuioa/Kings.

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Ben

3 weeks ago

Tent

Group trip

Weekend Trip to Mountain Farm

Teresa is awesome and the camp site was perfect for our trip to Sequoia National Park. Campsite is easy to get to on google maps and isn’t far from Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Park. Thank you so much Teresa! We hope to stay there again!

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Danielle

3 weeks ago

Tent

Weekend Trip to Five Fours Camp in Three Rivers

Brewster was an amazing host! It was our first time using Hipcamp and we will definitely be using it again. The instructions to get to the location were very clear. It is extremely close to the entrance of Sequoia National Park, about 5 miles. The campsite was clean and exactly as advertised (yay for a flushing toilet!). If you are single and traveling, or just looking for a close spot to the park, this is the spot for you! Thanks Brewster!

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Gabriela

3 weeks ago

Weekend Trip to 3R Ranch Retreat

My stay in Three Rivers was absolutely wonderful! The place was super clean, cozy, and very well taken care of. I spent two amazing nights there — it’s peaceful, surrounded by nature, and the perfect spot to relax and recharge. Everything was exactly as shown in the pictures (or even better!). I highly recommend it and would definitely come back! 🌿✨

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annette

November 2025

27 ft travel trailer

5 nights at Kings Canyon Campground

We enjoyed the quiet camp ground as we were the only campers there. Nice to have water and sewer hook ups and flush toilets. Could use a little maintenance and cleaning. The location is good for the parks. Our 27 ft trailer worked ok in the space. It’s a camp ground no lodge.

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Molly

October 2025

2 nights at OrangeRay~Three Rivers

Absolutely awesome and unique place to stay. Wendi is genuinely such a wonderful host. Her animals are all absolutely lovely to have around. Loved staying in the little vintage trailer and really enjoyed getting to sit under the stars next to a little fire every night. Her spot is right on the river and I def recommend taking a dip and laying in the hammock as the sun rises. Location is great if you are planning on going into Sequoia National Park for some adventures too!

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allan

October 2025

Tent

With kids

Weekend Trip to Kings Canyon Campground

We loved our time here. I recommend one of the group sites if you’ll be tent camping. More room for activities and some of them come with a covered area over the provided table. The bathrooms were clean and the sinks near the camping area was a nice plus!

Becki

October 2025

24 ft Class C

With pets

Weekend Trip to Kings Canyon Campground

This campground is in an amazing spot on your way down into Kings Canyon. It’s right off of the road near a “caution ice cream ahead” sign. We stayed in our RV and didn’t use any bathrooms, sinks or anything like that so I can’t speak to those, but it did the job, which was provided us somewhat close campsite to the Roads End lot & hiking area; I highly recommend the Mist Trail btw. Also, I would recommend the campsites that are across the street (same campground), I think it was sites 6-9. We walked over to check out the river, but didn’t want to get into anyone else’s campsite. Site 5 isn’t my favorite as it is right next to the road & I woke up to cars driving by. Only drawback were the trash cans. They weren’t animal/bear safe, and there was trash on the ground surrounding the trash cans, which we chalked up to animals in the area. I would recommend & stay again. Also, I appreciated the Wi-Fi in an area that has no cell signal.

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Eric

October 2025

Tent

Group trip

Weekend Trip to Five Fours Camp in Three Rivers

I love the location to Sequoia NP, and the site itself was perfect. The site fit a Sprinter 170 and still had room for a ground tent. The bathrooms and shower came in clutch. Plus the picnic table was covered and BBQ grill was a great option. We would definitely come back and stay here.

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Jose

October 2025

2 nights at Sierra Ranch - Cabins & Tents

Beautiful place I will come back again I recommend this place

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Bobby

October 2025

16 ft car

Weekend Trip to Kings Canyon Campground

We had such a wonderful stay! This camping spot is perfect for couples — peaceful, private, and surrounded by water hook-up from all around the site. We loved being able to relax in our tent, enjoying the scenery. Toilets are nearby and made the stay even more comfortable. It would’ve been nice if there's shower rooms, but honestly, we’re not complaining — everything else was fantastic. We’ll definitely be back!

Isabella

October 2025

Tent

Weekend Trip to Isky Ranch

Loved Allison's campsite - it was private, shaded by Sycamores and lined with Datura. Best of all it was just a short walk to the river. My favorite part was the huge rocky bottom that comes up to shape the river's edge, right near where Allison had chairs set up, and you're essentially able to sit in the river while it flows around you. It is exceptionally beautiful in the morning, especially while watching the Turkey Vultures roosting and sunning their wings, and the Acorn Woodpeckers flitting about. A couple reviews mentioned having loud neighbors, which I was worried about since I had forgotten earplugs -- but happy to report that it was a perfectly quiet, beautiful night. We were only able to camp 1 out of the 2 nights we reserved due to unfortunate rental car troubles, but Allison was responsive through text and has helped me out with a partial refund request, which I very much appreciate. Allison provided clear directions to the campsite, communicated expectations clearly, and was an overall gracious host. Would love to stay here again!

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wtwst9925@gmail.com

October 2025

Tent

Group trip

Weekend Trip to Kings Canyon Campground

Beautiful place in a valley, sinks for washing dishes etc. Nice flat tent camping, clean bathrooms with sinks and mirrors. Tent camping across the street, big open space with right amount of trees. Great ride from the park entrance all the way in.

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Kayla

October 2025

Tent

Weekend Trip to Five Fours Camp in Three Rivers

Brewster was extremely kind, attentive, and welcoming. The spot was literally 3 minutes away from the Sequoia National Park, which gives you quick in and out access. The campsite was extremely pleasant and it’s very clear they have put a lot of work and love into the space! Would recommend!!

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This is a essentially a private campsite with a million dollar view during the day, and wonderful stargazing at night! We welcome dogs and don't charge additional fees for you to bring your dog(s) to camp. The park allows dogs into the park BUT NOT ON ANY TRAILS! (Only the national “forests” allow dogs on trails, not national parks.) PLEASE, let us know you are bringing dog(s), when you request to book. We currently have 2 dogs - our boy Chance is a 6yo Husky Doberman mix; and we rescued and are fostering a (approx 3yo) Great Dane, Winston! Unfortunately, we can NOT dog sit your dog(s) while you are in the park having 2 large male dogs in our house. Also you can not leave the dog alone in the campsite. We are in Three Rivers - the southern Ash Mountain gateway to the Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks. Our town has some wonderfully unique restaurants, creative shops and even a delicious brewery with seating next to the River! Our hillside property has great Mountain View’s and the driveway turns directly off of Sierra drive, four miles past the town center (3R post office) and just 2 miles from the Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks entrance. There’s even a convenience store a quarter mile away! It's conveniently located and easy to find! You can (seasonally) hear the tranqual sounds, or all out roar of the flowing Kaweah river from across the street. Sorry, there is NO river access from this campsite. You can go to Slick Rock Recreation area, Lake Kaweah or into the parks to swim, boat, fish and more. Lake Kaweah is about 8 miles away. You drive around it after you top the hill entering Three Rivers. My wife Elizabeth and I bought our log home in 2015 and we have been dreaming and adding here ever since! Our dog Chance chases all the fun wildlife off of our property. In addition to deer, we have seen fox, bob cats, an Ocelot, too many coyotes, wild turkeys and bear crossing an animal highway along our upper hillside property line. Hawks, hummingbirds, quail, blue birds, woodpeckers and yellow bellied finches are regularly seen here as well. We have had turkey families coming through frequently recently! Owls have been heard; but not seen. We love our country home and mountain views, and look forward to sharing them with you!

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