- Sequoia National Forest
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Spirit Walk - Private Retreat
Spirit Walk - Private Retreat
99%
(567)
22mi from Sequoia National Forest · 15 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Private ADULT ONLY camping. With a central outdoor kitchen and dining area, group fire pit, and a bathroom with a composting toilet, sink and shower. Seasonal creek. Quiet and private.
Stargazer and the Boulders have their own fire pit, and there's a communal fire pit too.
We have a small cabin (The Playhouse) and 9 campsites. Each campsite will accommodate a medium size tent (10’x10’ max), except for The Boulders which will accommodate more.
No Pets, No Smoking
ADULTS ONLY. Spirit Walk is a quiet meditative place. It is not a conducive environment for young children. Thank you for understanding.
Lake Isabella, the Kern River and historic Kernville are just 5 minutes down the road.
All Hipcamp proceeds go directly back into the land in the way of forest maintenance, a tree planting program and improvements to the facilities.
Full hookups
from
$55
/ night
Wandering Star Ranch
Wandering Star Ranch
99%
(45)
29mi from Sequoia National Forest · 1 site · Tent, RV
Learn more about this land:
Why book a camp site when you can book the campground? The Wandering Star is a private 20 acre dispersed group camp- Entire property (all sites) included in rental.
Bring a lock (Gate and Chain provided) and claim your retreat.
Take your jeep or ATVs through our gates straight into the BrightStar BLM Wilderness which abuts the property on two sides and extends into the Jawbone wilderness. Beginners can ride the extensive trails on the property itself. Play your music, dance naked, let your dogs run free... Enjoy the fantastic star gazing. Visit the primitive firing range a two minute walk away or by jeep, or plink varmints on site. Hiking, Biking. Nearby fishing, swimming, boating in the Kern River or Lake .
Situated on the back side of the lake, this site provides more sunlight time than many other sites around the lake. In some cases close to 2 hours.
Close to the lake at Mt. Mesa, boat launch, South fork Audubon nature preserve, restaurants, and scenic back road to Kernville.
Gas/Diesel and Market with Deli 5 minutes away.
(Ice, wood, adult beverages, fishing tackle, full grocery)
Pets
from
$100
/ night
Double Triangle Ranch
Double Triangle Ranch
98%
(58)
29mi from Sequoia National Forest · 3 sites · Tents, RVs
Once settled by Tubatulabel and Shoshoni tribes, this area is rich with reminders of their habitation.
Grinding rocks near Tipi camp are one of those.
When gold was discovered in the Kern River Valley, most of the native tribes were displaced but their decendents here in the KRV keep the history alive with language studies and cultural events.
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$41
/ night
Diamond Acres Camp 🏕
Diamond Acres Camp 🏕
96%
(26)
29mi from Sequoia National Forest · 7 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Diamond Acres is a quiet, secluded camp in the Kern River Valley just minutes from Lake Isabella, the mighty Kern River, and Southern Sierras! We offer glamping sites (tent or trailer) with hot showers and flushing toilets!
Come enjoy the solitude and stars. Our camp overlooks miles of rolling hills with no houses in view! Skip the crowded campgrounds and glamp comfortably while only being 5 minutes from Lake Isabella! Take a short walk to the top of the property and enjoy some of the best sunsets you've ever seen! We are close to the Kern River, OHV trails, hot springs, hiking, kayaking, fishing, boating, paragliding, and so much more!
Pets
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$25
/ night
Off My Rocker Retreat
Off My Rocker Retreat
100%
(18)
30mi from Sequoia National Forest · 2 sites
We are located on 2.4 acres in the beautiful Kern River Valley. This isolated community offers a wide range of fantastic activities. Rafting, biking, hiking, and seasonal skiing.Kernville is the favorite spot for visitors and locals. Full of great places to eat along the Kern River.The Trail of 100 Giants is just North of there. We highly recommend taking the opportunity to go and be in awe of their ancient beauty.We would love to have you stay at our little ranch.
Electrical hookup
Water hookup
Pets
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$36
/ night
Lake Olancha RV Park and Campground
Lake Olancha RV Park and Campground
95%
(226)
33mi from Sequoia National Forest · 24 sites · Tents, RVs
Welcome to our new resort with breathtaking views our 100 acre RV retreat and our nearly 1 mile shoreline of beautiful Olancha Lake with the majestic snowcapped Sierra Nevada Mountains to the west and Death Valley to the east make for an incredible retreat. We are located near Lone Pine in the township of Olancha in the Owens Valley of California.
Pets
Full hookups
from
$29
/ night
Lemon Cove Village RV Park
Lemon Cove Village RV Park
93%
(68)
37mi from Sequoia National Forest · 60 sites · Tents, RVs
Welcome to Lemon Cove Village, a family friendly RV Park at the base of Sequoia National Park, just 25 miles from the entrance to Sequoia National Park and Kings Canyon National Park, and minutes from Three Rivers and the Kaweah River. Nestled in the foothills of the western Sierra Nevada mountain range in California.
Lemon Cove Village RV Park is located in the small town of Lemon Cove, population 350. It is surrounded by beautiful scenery including mountains, rocks, oak trees, clean fresh air and is just 19 miles east of Visalia.
With Kaweah Lake and the Kaweah River only 4 miles away and the town of Three Rivers just 16 miles north, you will find that there is plenty of exciting exploring or relaxation around every corner.
Enjoy nearby: Fishing, White Water Rafting, Boating, Hiking, and Shopping.
Pets
Full hookups
from
$60
/ night
Lucky Dog Ranch with Pickleball
Lucky Dog Ranch with Pickleball
99%
(76)
37mi from Sequoia National Forest · 3 sites · Tents, RVs
We live on this 6 acres of beautiful land with a large variety of trees and plants. It also features a small beach and a Pickleball court free to use.
Located in the Sierra Nevada foothills on route to Sequoia National Park makes our location very convenient. This is agricultural land which mainly grow citrus, nuts and other tree crops. Citrus groves have windmachines for frost protection and if the nighttime temperature dips below 36 degrees, they start up automatically. This can be noisy depending on how severe the frost threat is to the crops. We are 5 minutes from great restaurants and 45 minutes from Sequioa National Park.
Electrical hookup
Water hookup
Pets
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$55
/ night
Three Rivers Sequoia Camp
Three Rivers Sequoia Camp
100%
(15)
38mi from Sequoia National Forest · 1 site · Tent, RV
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
Electrical hookup
Water hookup
Pets
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$65
/ night
Rock Rivera Ranch
Rock Rivera Ranch
96%
(12)
38mi from Sequoia National Forest · 3 sites · Tents, RVs
Envision a serene 46-acre lakefront property cradled at the Sierra Nevada foothills, where the grandeur of the Central Valley's orchards unfolds before your eyes, and the tranquil waters of Lake Kaweah, graced with a marina, glisten under the sun. The panorama extends to the majestic snow-capped peaks, crafting a backdrop of awe-inspiring beauty.
This haven of tranquility is adorned with a 20-foot seasonal waterfall, a meandering creek, and sprawling oak trees that stand as silent witnesses to the organic splendor of the surroundings. The land, teeming with natural allure, offers a sanctuary for the soul and a feast for the eyes.
The expanse of this property is not just a testament to its grand size but also to its versatility. It is an idyllic setting for hosting a variety of events, from spiritual retreats and yoga gatherings to joyous weddings and memorable family reunions. The possibilities are as limitless as the clear blue sky above.
Accessibility is a breeze, with the property situated a mere 20 minutes from the pulse of Interstate 99. For those drawn to the call of the wild, the Sequoia National Park is just a 25-minute drive away, promising adventures amidst ancient giants and the whispers of nature.
This property isn't just a piece of land; it's a canvas where memories are painted, a stage where life's pivotal moments are celebrated, and a retreat where the hustle of life fades into the harmonious chorus of nature's melody. It's not just an opportunity; it's an invitation to embrace a life less ordinary. Indeed, this property is not just a must-see; it's a must-experience.
Pets
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$54
/ night
Blue Moon Orchard Retreat
Blue Moon Orchard Retreat
96%
(200)
38mi from Sequoia National Forest · 10 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
This place is our sanctuary, our own private slice of heaven. There is an abundance of love and peace here on the farm...even the animals are full of love and affection. Some of the Olive Trees in our Orchard have been here for over 100 years!! The soil is rich and healthy. We use no fertilizers or pesticides preferring to let nature do her thing.Learn more about this land:Camp in our Orchard! We are a small Olive and Citrus orchard and ranch. There are lots of Olives & Citrus during their seasons. Olives Sept-Dec Citrus Dec-May. The Ranch consists of Chickens, Sheep, Goats, Cats, and our ranch dog Merlin. 2 miles to Kaweah Lake with fishing boats, patio boats available to rent from the marina. 15 miles to the quaint town of Three Rivers...River Rafting, fishing etc. 20 miles to the Visitor Center of Sequoia National Forest. Near Mineral King hiking trails. 37 miles to The General Sherman.
Water hookup
Pets
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$36
/ night
Sequoia Viewpoint Oasis
Sequoia Viewpoint Oasis
90%
(24)
39mi from Sequoia National Forest · 18 sites · Tents, RVs
Hi Hipcampers!
We have 4 acres overlooking our farmland which has rotating corn, alfalfa and wheat.
We offer dry camping for RVs, trailers and tents (at this time, we have just dirt to camp on. We allow you to pick your spot to camp! Our favorite spot would be to camp in the land right behind our backyard where we have a fire pit and access to our pool and backyard of trees, grass and outdoor half-kitchen and bar.
We also have swings, a HUGE play area for the kids and it’s just beautiful to hang out and relax in.
Pets
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$65
/ night
Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
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Greg
3 days ago
Tent
Group trip
Great site and area, would definitely recommend. Nobody else is nearby so you have the privacy of the whole lot. All amenities onsite are well taken care of. Everything we needed was there and the bathroom was freshly cleaned for us. The shooting range onsite was great and having the BLM Land right against the property line was awesome. Highly recommend.
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John
2 weeks ago
15 ft campervan
John was very patient as I was a Hipcamp newbie. I was also coming in last minute on a cold and chilly January night. He gave excellent directions and in the morning I was treated to a beautiful crisp Sierra morning. Location was private and beautiful, but the sound of all winter creek rushing close by. I had the place to myself, but there was plenty of room between locations. I would gladly go back and hope to a in warmer weather. :)
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Kate
3 weeks ago
20 ft travel trailer
With pets
We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at Mark‘s Hipcamp. It was perfect for four teenage boys and a dog to run around and let loose. We used it as a basecamp to explore Sequoia National Park and Lake Isabella. There is a pontoon, a large concrete slab with picnic tables, and a clean porta-potty. We happened to get excellent weather during late December and the property was green and beautiful. There is hiking to mountains directly behind the property as well as ORV trails. Plus, there are beautiful views of the lake and mountains. We also ordered the $60 bundle of wood that had large high-quality logs. Mark was quick to respond to questions and offered us advice for places to go. Overall, this property exceeded our expectations. I highly recommend this Hipcamp! (as a sidenote, do not follow the directions from Apple or Google to turn off Larson. You can take Larson from the highway all the way back to the property.)
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abhi
3 weeks ago
21 ft campervan
Nacho left very clear instructions for us and it was easy to find the campground. We didn't spend a lot of time at the campsite, but it's right next to the lake and could make for a relaxing picnic plan! Campground also had a public restroom (well maintained). Location is convenient with an easy and scenic ride out to Death Valley!
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Chris
3 weeks ago
24 ft travel trailer
With pets
We stayed at olancha over christmas weekend we arrived late however our spot was waiting for us when we arrived hook up were well marked and easily accessible. Camp ground was clean lake was clean and nacho was great at maintaining bathrooms and roads during the heavy rain. Views were simply amazing and nights so quiet
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skanda
December 2025
16 ft car
Amazing views, Nacho was very helpful and let us change sites at the last minute. Restroom and shower clean and well maintained!
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Benzyl
November 2025
20 ft travel trailer
Clean facilities and near the 2 parks
King Canyon and Sequoia National Park
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Chris
November 2025
Tent
Group trip
Easy to find and a great host. Would definitely use again.
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Valerie
November 2025
15 ft travel trailer
With pets
This was such a great spot for us to find when we changed our route last minute! It was a bit wet/chilly out so we didn’t use many of the amenities but the views were GREAT. We met Nacho on the way in and he even let us switch sites so we weren’t right next to anyone. I highly recommend this easy site!
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Matt
November 2025
26 ft Class C
Great spot and friendly staff. Everything you need.
See moreChris
November 2025
Tent
Group trip
Easy directions and a great spot close to Kernville.
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Patricia
November 2025
23 ft Class C
With pets
Beautiful campground, lots or amenities, pet friendly, nice staff. I would stay again
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Joshua
November 2025
Tent
Great place to camp at. Wanted to go somewhere calm for my first solo trip and it did not disappoint. The views are amazing you have cell reception and are so close to amazing hikes and places to see. It’s definitely more of an RV or sleep in your car kind of spot so if you are in a tent I would probably bring a sleeping pad. Again great place loved my time there!
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Myles
November 2025
40 ft travel trailer
With pets
Clean, functional, level site. Friendly hosts and a beautiful sunset.
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Diana
October 2025
18 ft pop-up camper
Had a wonderful one-night stay. Was a *very* well-maintained area and would highly recommend it for anyone. Hosts were very friendly and made us feel at home, even leaving on some lighting in case we arrived at/after dusk. Very cool spot and would absolutely stay there again.
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Donna
October 2025
23 ft travel trailer
Traveling with my 86 year old Mother. We felt a little sad to leave, this place was very calm and peaceful for us. The employees were friendly and helpful. The olives were great. Thank you so much for helping us check off a bucket list item.
General Sherman Tree 🌳
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Delphine
October 2025
Tent
Super clean and comfortable set up. Location was great- located next to some nice eateries and breweries/ cafe. Not far from the sequoia national park which is just incredible!
Wonderful shower and bathroom facility with clean towels.
Sonja was a super nice and friendly host- she went out of her way to make us feel comfortable. She makes pickled veggies and jams that you can buy. We had a great time!!
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Zak
October 2025
32 ft Class C
With pets
It was very nice and peaceful. Our boys enjoyed playing pickle ball. The host was very friendly as well. We would return.
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John
September 2025
18 ft campervan
Frances and Henry are incredibly gracious hosts, and we always enjoy staying with them. They have been continuing to enhance the property, and we look forward to visiting again.
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Evan
September 2025
Tent
Group trip
Loved camping at this site with my friends. There was a ton of space and we were so close to everything we wanted to do. The property backs up to BLM land so if you step out the back gate you’re able to hike beautiful peaks. There’s a pontoon feature that provides great shade, a perfect place to hang a hammock, and stunning views. There’s property is just five minutes from the lake and nature preserve where we fished all week. Mark was a great host and answered all questions leading up to the trip. This was a trip for my best friends bachelor party and was the perfect spot for our group. Couldn’t have been happier. Will definitely be back with my wife soon. Thanks Mark!
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272 ratings · 67 reviews
Recommends
· November 2025
Tent ·
Fairview Campground
We stayed at site 43. The campground and campsite was well taken care of and full of wildlife such as quail, squirrels, and deer. The facilities are very minimal, just pit toilets. We had a great time and would love to come back.
Paula G.
8 reviews
Recommends
· September 2025
21 ft campervan ·
Hospital Flat Campground
Stayed two nights at site 12. Direct access to the river with a small private "beach". Fantastic spot, quiet location, definitely worth the price. Senior rate of $17/night.
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Bob N.
9 months on Hipcamp
Not recommend
· May 2025
This place was closed by the forest service,
Tent · With pets ·
Cedar Creek Campground
This campground has been abandoned and the restrooms removed, gates were installed and are closed.
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Charles M.
2 reviews
This campground has been abandoned, there are no camp sites, the outhouses were dangerous. I don't believe you can drive down to it anymore. Don't plan a trip there.
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Charles M.
2 reviews
Recommends
· May 2025
Gorgeous gardens, private campground, adventures
Tent · With pets ·
Belknap Campground
The campsites require a walk-in with a wheelbarrow, but they're quite private when you arrive. Do bring bear spray, as there was reported cougar activity nearby. The hot springs are actually a pool where the water is piped in and it's pleasant. It's possible to take river rafting from the lodge, and it's such a treat! And walking the gardens is magical and you'll often have them all to yourself, perfect for a picnic. Would highly recommend. I would totally go here again, it's just a really long drive from Portland and hard to get to for just a weekend. Stay longer if you make the drive!
Becca P.
5 reviews
April 2024
This campground is closed according to the forest service, it has been abandoned.
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Charles M.
2 reviews
April 2024
This campground is okay, It seems most folks just stop by for a ight on there way somewhere else. There are some good sites with shade, table and fire ring. Flush restrooms that need updating. It's close to the lake for fishing or kayaking. The road is close so you hear a lot of traffic and the price is what I consider ridiculous at 34 dollars a night. I'll give it a 5 in the summer heat and wind and 6-7 in cooler weather.
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Charles M.
2 reviews
September 2023
I took a motorcycle trip the back way to Alder creek campground today. Hwy 155 is currently closed. There is basically nothing left of the campground other than the bridge over the creek and the bathrooms. We did not attempt to go into them, very dilapidated. There were however an abundant crop of blackberries. Most high clearance vehicles (maybe a Subaru) could make it in from the Rancheria Road Side. Evans campground right on Rancheria Rd. is way nicer though.
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Eli H.
2 years on Hipcamp
July 2023
This camp ground is a okay set up but what makes it bad is the camp host that goes around harassing people and then he actually took a pic of my daughter that was laying in the tent saying he was going to report her to forest ranger just because she told him that me and her dad was out jet skiing and it wasn’t noon yet and she didn’t know if we was staying or leaving and mind you this was at around 10:15 am which if we didn’t want to stay (which we didn’t due to this man) had to be out of the campsite by noon. So I really didn’t like how he did that and I made a complaint about him taking pics of my daughter . My husband and I are so upset with Paradise Cove Camp Host that we will never go there again
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Bee Q.
2 years on Hipcamp
July 2023
Stayed with a small group at site 36, which is a large site with a parking area that can fit 3 cars. We set up 3 large tents, 2 hammocks, plus a lot of cooking equipment, and still had room for more! There's a trail that leads down to the creek right from the site, which we used each day to cool down in the water. Very dog friendly - our group's pups enjoyed themselves too. Vault toilets are clean and the toilet paper was abundant. The price is very reasonable.
Now for the downsides...it was extremely buggy and the people are other sites were loud (driving ATVs and shooting guns).
Whitney L.
5 reviews
Recommends
· June 2022
Come in off hwy 155, not 178 if you’re pulling a trailer. Great spot located right at a trailhead and many other nearby trails. No running water or electricity but it does have an 2 room outhouse. Pitch a tent or park a trailer,1st come gets the spot.
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Jason M.
3 years on Hipcamp
June 2022
Sadly to say but the lower campground has been closed since 2016, the upper side opens in the summer but there are no toilets, they have been removed, there is very little room for camping, I would not recommend going there.
Bryan M.
5 years on Hipcamp
February 2021
Love camping in Kennedy Meadows! We stay at Fish Camp and really enjoy the large tree coverage and close proximity to the river. Great for fishing, hiking, awesome motorcycle rides! There's also OHV single track trails that are very popular. It's first come first serve for the campsites, so be prepared and get there early. There's also a cute general store that has showers and bathrooms.
Megan M.
5 years on Hipcamp
September 2020
I've camped at Alder creek many times beginning in the late 70's, it used to be a great place to go when it wasn't to hot but now there is nothing left, years ago the forest service pulled out the tables and fire rings, they allowed loggers to clear out the dead trees and they destroyed the campground, left trees lying over the campsites, never put the tables back nor the fire rings. They turned it into a fire hazard, the toilets are falling down. It's a total shame. I was just there on 9/1/2020 and was 100% disappointed . the forest service is destroying all the small out of the way campgrounds.
Bryan M.
5 years on Hipcamp
August 2020
There is no campground at alder creek any more, tables gone, a lot of trees cut and laying all over, the outhouses are falling apart, it's a mess. I used to camp there in spring and fall and it was a good place. The forest service is letting these small campgrounds go back to nature I guess.
Bryan M.
5 years on Hipcamp
July 2020
This is one of the most beautiful places to camp. I have been going here since I was a kid. Right on the Tule River where you can trout fish. All night you can hear the sound of the river rushing by. Other than that it is quiet and serene. Campsites are big and spread out. You need a fire permit for campfires. Minimal parking which is good because it keeps the camping population to a minimum. In peak season you absolutely need reservations. No showers or flush toilets but there are spigots for filling up your water containers. I can’t say enough about how much I love this place. Towed RVs and large motor homes are simply not allowed; there is no place to park them or turn around. In other words, this is a no glamp campground.
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Mary A.
2 reviews
July 2020
I stayed with a small group at a tent-camping site towards the back of the grounds. Immediately across the street from the campsite is the Trail of 100 Giants. This "Trail" is more of a walking path, but it was still cool to see and worth checking out. Expect to do a bit of driving to get to the more challenging and less crowded hiking spots. A stream runs around the campground, and there is a large meadow adjacent to the campsite. No running water available, but there are pit toilets. No cell service (to me, this is a positive). I enjoyed my stay thoroughly and would return/recommend.
Annie R.
3 reviews
May 2020
The Southern Sierra is being overrun by city folks. Last weekend huge piles of trash were left. The ranger put out over 20 abandoned fires. I witnessed human feces on a log over Peppermint Creek. Places I went to as a teen in the 70s have been discovered by crowds who have no idea how to clean up after themselves. Tagging with spray paint, empty plastic bottles, food wrappers, diapers, piles of shit.
Don’t go here. It’s unsafe.
M.A. S.
5 years on Hipcamp
March 2019
Your photos aren't of Quaking Aspen Campground. There is no lake, there is no waterfall. I've been to the campground a few dozen times. It's not the campground you've pictured.
Dave W.
6 years on Hipcamp
March 2019
One of the few campgrounds which we have repeated. Very close to the tule river. Highly recommended!
Shabbir B.
2 reviews
Recommends
· December 2018
Probably my second favorite Sierra campground, this used to be massive sequoia forest that was logged in the late 1800's, which is now rebounded with young 100ft sequoia "saplings" and the stumps of their ancient parents. No cell reception, but close to Grant grove and hume lake, as well as great shade coverage, picnic tables, fire rings, water, pit toilets, bear boxes, and some trails near by. Great place for Kings Canyon NP.
Nick L.
9 years on Hipcamp
Not recommend
· November 2018
Camped at Sandy Flats July 2018, campsites are very close together, not too many flats spots for tents, access to the river was not good, only two places and due to the campground being full it was very crowded at these two places, not much shade (tress), not easy to navigate for long trailers.
Peter N.
5 reviews
October 2018
Definitely, worth the drive! Quiet, clean and gorgeous.
A few things to note:
• There are pit toilets but they’re well maintained
• It was about 10 to 15 degrees cooler than what the weather apps said it would be. (It could be just a change in the weather when I visited but one may wish to plan for it being a little cooler if it’s late in the season.)
• No cell reception
• No nearby stores
• Potable water is available (but recommend filtering anyway … always filter!)
All of that said, pack wisely, allow for extra time on the roads around the campsite and it’ll be an epic time.
Randall G.
8 years on Hipcamp
Recommends
· September 2018
Great campsite between King's Canyon and Sequoia National park. Close to Hume lake where we got to swim.
Nora V.
4 reviews
Recommends
· September 2018
There are lots of wasps and bees at this campground and they love to show up mornings when you 're making breakfast. Insect repellent candle worked great.
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David T.
7 years on Hipcamp
July 2018
Every year we camp in Kernville during November it’s a perfect time to avoid the river traffic, beat the heat and swing by Kern River Brewing to pick up a case of their Citra. We enjoy having the campgrounds to ourselves during this time as well. This campground is near the river so bring your fishing pole, and there is also a trail nearby. We hiked up to a cave at the top; be careful because when we went it appeared someone was sleeping there and was there recently.
Alexis B.
7 years on Hipcamp
July 2018
We love this campsite; there is a nearby trail head that will lead you to waterfalls, if you hike bring lots of water and be prepared to hike ten miles round trip. If a perfect location to get away for the weekend and enjoy the peace and quiet of the outdoors.
Alexis B.
7 years on Hipcamp
Recommends
· January 2018
That this place is magical.
Alex A.
8 years on Hipcamp
Recommends
· November 2017
This campsite is in a very remote part of Sequoia. There's only one road in and out until you hit the fork in the road that takes you to the Trail of 100 Giants Trailhead. It was a great campsite to spend the weekend. Peppermint Falls is a must see, but it's a bit unmarked getting there. You'll have to do some exploring which I find is the best part of being in nature.
Craig T.
8 years on Hipcamp
Recommends
· August 2017
Great!
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Deanna V.
8 years on Hipcamp