Sequoia RV Park

Although the owners apparently live on site, they are hard to find. We needed a single night. Easy check in...sort of. It's all by text and the manager/owner eventually responds, so you may not know for a couple of hours if it's ok to stay. We checked out 2 sites before settling on one. The electric hook-ups are sketchy - posts loose, wires exposed...but we were able to hookup. Same with water hook-up. The showers were in horrible condition - hadn't been cleaned in months at best. And it wasn't mess/dirt from recent use, it was neglect: Electrical boxes exposed, the curtain was more mold than whatever color it was meant to be. I don't know where all the compliments in these reviews are coming from - this place is a dive, no two ways about it. But it's the only game in town and it appear

Hi. We stayed in the RV park for four nights and it was an excellent experience. The space was spacious, we had a full service hook-up, and the others staying in the park were delightful. As to employees, Armando is wonderful -- always there to assist, funny, bright.... Leah in the office was gracious, patient and accommodating. As to permanent resident Kartic -- a true delight. An RV park with a lake, a library and coffee service is unique. Wi-fi is only available near the office. Once you're more than 100' away, unless you have satellite capability such as Starlink, you get nothing. The primary drawback is that the RV part is in the boonies -- away from everything. It's a drive on curvy roads for a significant distance to get to King's Canyon and to Sequoia National Parks which

Booked online for one night. 68$ including taxes and fees. 60 if you just show up and self register... Big wide open and green. Quiet. Not sure what you're paying for here though. Shower in the office is 2/10. Super steamy as exhaust fan doesn't work (clean though). Campground could be amazing but just seems like it's been run into the ground for the last 20 years other than the lawn care. Nice flower bushes. Good for a night. Close to Sequoia NP.

Be careful. All sites are supposed to be 50/30A full hookups. But ours was only 30; but we did get a refund. Also, our hookups were on the curbside. We needed 3-1/2 15' sewer hoses!

Location, Location, location! Fantastic place to stay to visit Kings Canyon &Sequoia National Parks. Although you are in the middle of nowhere, there is a gas station right there. The check in is easy, once you know what you are doing. Grab a map and an envelope and chose an empty site. Once you are set up , drop your filled in envelope in the drop box and text the number letting them know where you are set up. They will text back the wifi password. The park itself is no frills, even the pond is dried up. It might be nice if there was someone that meets you in person and can answer your questions