Nestled in the foothills at the entrance to Sequoia National Park and Kings Canyon, along the rambling Kaweah River, Sequoia Campground and Lodge is a camper's paradise. Our sprawling, 25-acre riverfront property offers abundant camping, fishing, and swimming, set amongst a grove of beautiful Sycamore trees.
Just minutes from the entrance to the national parks that are home to California's famous giant Sequoia redwood trees. The area abounds with activities - from trailblazing and horseback riding to whitewater rafting on the Kaweah River, and even golf. It's all here, within a just few miles of Sequoia Campground and Lodge, located in Three Rivers, Ca.
Just minutes from the entrance to the national parks that are home to California's famous giant Sequoia redwood trees. The area abounds with activities - from trailblazing and horseback riding to whitewater rafting on the Kaweah River, and even golf. It's all here, within a just few miles of Sequoia Campground and Lodge, located in Three Rivers, Ca.
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Sequoia Campground and Lodge is surrounded by some of the world's most breathtaking national forests. With Lake Kaweah, Three Rivers and the Giant Forest of the Sequoia's at your doorstep, you are sure to be entranced by all that nature has to offer. Our 93 campsites include cabins and tent sites along with pull-through and back-in RV sites.
Our resort property is very close to the Sequoia National Park entrance gate, making it easy to enjoy the park during the day. Then return to your comfortable accommodations with cable TV, private bathrooms, and lots of conveniences. These amazing nature preserves offer miles of marked hiking trails, lots of wilderness camping, and amazingly inspiring groves of the ancient Giant Sequoia trees.
Pitch your tent here to experience wonderous nature at Sequoia or Kings Canyon National Parks. We have a a lot of tent sites that are right on the Kaweah River, with a long stretch of private riverfront and beach. Walk from your tent to the river edge. Kids have a great time playing along the river, and may learn about nature too!
Our RV park in Three Rivers CA is just minutes from the Sequoia park entrance. The campground location is ideal for quick access to the Sequoia National Park and Kings Canyon, yet our campers enjoy the comfort and conveniences of being in a private resort. Sequoia Campground and Lodge is a wonderful base camp to enjoy the beautiful Sierra Nevada mountains, without sacrificing comfort.
Sequoia Campground and Lodge is situated 3 miles east of Lake Kaweah and nestled in the foothills of the Sequoia Mountains. Located at the scenic junction of the Kaweah, North Fork and South Fork Rivers. Seven miles from the entrance to Sequoia National Park. We're on the left-hand side of the road, directly across from the Kaweah General Store (after Best Western, but before The Comfort Suites).
Reviews (9)
Carlo Sanchez
Sep 26, 2021
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Went here for one night on Labor day weekend, (Sunday). It was a terrible experience. First of all the campsites are way too close together. Our "neighbors" decided that it would be a great idea to watch a horror movie, The Shining, with dj speakers on full blast to the point where we could not hear each other speak. Who goes camping and watches a movie?! There was another group also watching the Joker movie and a third group that was rowdy, with drinking games and laser lights. Yes, I'm all for letting people have their fun while away from home, but it was a little ridiculous. In my opinion, the
Tracy Wirch
Sep 19, 2021
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Sean Wirch
Sep 18, 2021
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There was a fire in the Sequoia National Park, it was a little smoky but really not that bad. The RV side wasn't crowded at all more people in the tent side. The Park is really nice, plenty of trees, clean, definitely check the site map, some RV sites are in full sun. We were lucky to have a mostly shaded spot. The river was low but still plenty of water for enjoyment. We will DEFINITELY be staying here again. Absolutely loved it. Thank you Sequoia Campground & Lodge!!!
Rich Americoat
Aug 20, 2021
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Angelina Gonzales
Aug 02, 2021
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My family and I have been coming to this place for YEARS 40 plus years we seen new management come and go. The restrooms used to be cleaned 3xs a day your lucky if they got touched once , the grass use to be green now there is hay I miss Hector. Hector also use to water the campground every morning. if we're paying $1,500 for a cabin for the week upgrade more than the outlets. This place has been more home for many years not just our family but to many. It's time to step it up.
Gigi Lestak
Jul 29, 2021
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The campground is in a beautiful location and employees are very very nice. The women’s bathroom/showers were disgusting, had to complain to the office to have them cleaned. They were still disgusting all 4 nights of our stay, not sure if it was due to short staffing. The river was absolutely beautiful, but other campers left trash everywhere, not the campgrounds fault. Sad that others could not clean up after themselves.
Rosa Ito
Jul 28, 2021
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Most sites had shade with trees, but our site even though I paid to warranty a site with shade, we had sun (104) most of day. Didn't give money back. Bathrooms, showers very small. River was great, pool was great. A lady (worker)name Jaime was awesome, she always made sure we were informed of what we can have to be comfortable. She was a great help.
Jessica Johnstone
Jul 20, 2021
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We stayed here for 3 nights last week and it was awful. The entire campground was crowded and our neighbors were competing with who could play the loudest music all night long. I even left a message for the office one night because it was well past their quiet time (which they do not keep tabs on at all). I understand we were there during peak season but if you have written rules then you should uphold them. The bathrooms weren't the cleanest and the men's room had issues with the sink not working and one toilet overflowed, which the maintenance crew did fix right away.
On the plus side, the creek
On the plus side, the creek
Eugene Papkov
Jul 01, 2021
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Nice and affordable place to stay in a tent for a couple of nights. Views, running river nearby, pool and other facilities as well as proximity to the Sequoia National Park make this place really good to spend some time here. The only problem you can encounter is noisy neighbors, campground declares a quiet time after 11pm but doesn’t enforce it (at least didn’t during our stay in 2019), so loud music or talks and laughing can slightly (or significantly) spoil you sleep.
