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This is Outdoor Living

Hosted by Mehmet · Springville, California
3 sites · Tent · 12 acres
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Located in the southern Sierra Nevada mountains on the land of the Yokut people and bordering the Giant Sequoia National Monument, this 12-acre homestead (known simply as the Land) stretches along both sides of the Tule River and offers exceptional camping and outdoor experiential events. The habits and vision of owners reflects the Land's beauty and pristine natural habitats, inspiring daily living practices that reveres nature. The Land is their home and headquarters for organizing events that change the world and mindset of communities regarding respect for nature. The Land is nestled on Blue oak woodland and riparian (river) habitat in the foothills of the Giant Sequoia National Monument and offers the ultimate in privacy and completely dark night skies. We offer the listed campsites here on Hipcamp plus gorgeous outdoor venues tailored for small-scale special events and featuring a covered outdoor kitchen and BBQ area, outdoor living and bedroom spaces, fireplaces and fire pits and two outdoor showers. It is rustic and best suited for those with camping experience and a genuine love of nature. Reach us for special event details. See pics and videos at www.wildplaces.net/campsites-1 All visitors must register online at www.wildplaces.net to receive details, directions, and a liability waiver to sign. We ask each member of a visiting group to complete this online waiver. Toilets are composting or chemical and the hotwater shower is tucked inside the majestic canopy of a live oak tree. The toilets are located near the house which is a 5 minute walk or less from most sites.

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Coyote Sequoia Campsite

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Tent site · Sleeps 8
please know that there's a roadblock in Springville that is more strict than it should be. We would be able to get you in with a passcode and documentation. So please don't be discouraged by the road closure if you should see it. Come stay with us. In preparing, READ the listing carefully. Campers should bring all the camping gear needed (10 Essentials of Backpacking and Camping). Do not overpack and refrain from using gigantic tents. Keep ALL food stored in coolers, car, and/or dry good boxes to discourage animals from the campsites.  Xico, Mehmet, and the people who come here respect the environment. We are committed to leaving no physical trace of our activities wherever we gather. We clean up after ourselves and endeavor, whenever possible, to leave such places in a better state than when we found them. Upon confirmation, we ask guests to register online.  Coyote View is one of our favorite spots on the land. It is a raised area of an ancient riverbed in the Oak woodland foothills of the Giant Sequoia National Monument. The site looks out from a slight rise on the land in all four directions with beautiful views of the eastern sun/moonrise and amazing stargazing. And there is absolutely no light pollution.  It is very close to the river access . Just a couple of minutes' walk! Please note: This spot is completely exposed to sun and gets very hot (100 F) during the day in the summer but perfectly warm and toasty in the winter. It's the best spot for star gazing with zero light pollution (and we mean zero!). This site is about a 5 minute walk to the bathroom and parking. An Eazy-Up is useful. You are responsible for taking your trash and recycling with you.  Guided Activities RECREATIONISTS PLEASE NOTE that we offer guided road bike and mountain bike excursions that can be catered to you! We can put you on world-class single track, technical and road bike trails!   I. Enjoy a 40 mile round-trip road bike ride at 7,200 feet along the majestic Western Divide Highway in the Giant Sequoia National Monument and literally see the top of the mountain. The ride will take you through high Sierra meadows, Giant sequoia groves, Quaking Aspen forests, iconic granite outcroppings, all under perfect blue skies with clean air to breath (Yeah, remember that?). We will transport your bikes from the Land to the start point on the Western Divide, and provide  healthy, simple snacks along the way, and transport back down to camp. Cost is $40/person.   II. (Winter and Spring only) Also, we offer the ultimate RECREATION EXPERIENCE by guiding you, our guests, in meaningful habitat stewardship projects either on the Land near your campsite or within the nearby Giant Sequoia National Monument. All stewardship projects  are free of charge though we do invite you to become a member of WildPlaces, the non-profit arm of our Land that has been protecting and conserving wild places in the area for 20 years.
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No campfires
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Pets allowed
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Dog Camp for Pets and Their People

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Tent site · Sleeps 5
This campsite is located furthest back on our property and can accommodate your dogs (1-2). It is shady and far enough from our dogs, so peace should prevail. We do ask that dogs be less than 40 pounds and that we discuss with you ahead of time about your pet. We have dogs that are protective around us and the house, so you must keep dogs at the campsite or trails and not bring to the house, bathrooms, or kitchens We love dog people and especially the dogs, but we have not had a good time of it lately. We have cats and chickens. I will assume your dog will chase them...and that is not oK - the assuming or the chasing. Keep the pet on a leash...please.
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No campfires
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River Bluff Site

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Tent site · Sleeps 5
please know that there's a roadblock in Springville that is more strict than it should be. We would be able to get you in with a passcode and documentation. So please don't be discouraged by the road closure if you should see it. Come stay with us This is a lovely site right on the river. It is small. Ideal for small backpacking tents and gear. 4 is possible but really is only large enough for one tent. It is not so private and near one of the access points to the river so other guests may wander down the trail near this site. Crossing the river is not required. It is absolutely essential to keep soap and any waste out of the river and to keep your food secured.
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No campfires
Toilet
Potable water
Pets allowed
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Springville, Tulare, California, United StatesTo respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking
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Hosted by Mehmet M.

Joined in August 2016

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