Nelson Falls RV Park

Nelson Falls is a hidden treasure! An easy drive,very close to the town of Springville. The RV Park is very peaceful & clean. Owners are very Hospitable & knowledgeable about the area. Trash is picked up daily by the owners & they provide bird food & duck food to feed the fish & ducks in the pond. The bathrooms & showers are immaculate & sterilized. It is quiet with only the sounds of wilderness & flowing water. No mosquitoes, no joke! Wildlife are roaming the area especially beautiful deer. There is a nearby bar & yummy pizza too. The air is fresher, sky is

What a lovely and charming park to stay up in the Sequoias! We loved getting to meet the owners when they came by to give us food to feed the fish and ducks. Facilities were very clean and well kept. The surrounding area was gorgeous and the stream running nearby was a lovely place to walk down to in the morning. Thank you for all the recommendations of things to go see/do while we were there! Will return soon!

Camp Ground was awesome, scenic and super peaceful. Plenty of trails to explore, kids had a blast playing in the river that passed through the camp. The camp host April was super friendly and attentive. We would highly recommend this camp site😊 We will definitely be back.

Excellent RV park! There is a set of waterfalls on the site, along with a duck pond. They also have tent camping and two cabins. There are nice hiking trails nearby with giant sequoia trees. (Unfortunately, the groves were impacted by the 2020 wildfires. So, some trails are closed right now.)

Enjoyed our stay in this small park. Staff very friendly. Pond full of ducks and 🐠. There was a trash can full of feed for them and for visitors to use to feed them. We were there Sunday thru Thursday. Not very many people here until we left on Thursday. I would have given five stars except the bathrooms were not maintained or stocked with toilet paper or soap to wash hands.

I absolutely adored this quiet, scenic RV park. Definitely going back again sometime. Price is very reasonable and everyone kind and welcoming. Enjoyed our stay very much. 10/10 would recommend!

Quiet mostly, peaceful for sure with a pond and ducks to feed and observe. Deer running through the grounds occasionally. Surrounded by tall pines and many other natural beautiful sites to see. Sequoias within a short drive and Rock climbing, hiking trails. Great location for adventure seekers. Would return again to relax and enjoy the natural beauty of the Sequoia national forest.

The spaces are really small. If you have a slide-out it's a tight fit.
It's a good thing we went up in a group.
Hwy 190 is a hard pull on you vehicle.

Alright, I'm sort of hesitant to not write a review as I feel like I want to keep it "my little secret". But this place is amazing. Amazing views, a short walk to some waterfalls and streams, full hook ups on both sides (EG: you can pull in on either direction). The only 2 knocks I have; the sites seem like they could be a little tight if you don't camp with a friend (and have 2 spots together) to get 1 combined campsite. And the terrain isn't really level so there is some adjusting and leveling to be done on your rig. But either way 5 out of 5. We will 100% be back

This family owned RV park is literally heaven on earth. Stayed in a cabin in April 2021 with my golden retriever and we absolutely loved it. So peaceful, relaxing, warm, and also had a sense of safety. The cabin was clean, fully stocked with a kitchen, cookware, towels, bedsheets, and cleaning supplies. The two cabins are located next to a stream and waterfall. Hearing a flowing stream and watching the surrounding wildlife after a long day of hiking, helps you unwind and relax.

We met April, the camp host, who was very welcoming, accomadating, resourceful, and personable. She called me a couple

Great cabin for two adults and two kids. There is no wifi, no cable TV so you will be sober from all connections.
It was peaceful. No loud music. The giant sequoia tress, streams were wonderful. I enjoyed meeting Fred. Thank you for your friendship.
This place is wonderful if u need alone time, peace. Do take your food, drink. It has refrigerated, stove, microwave, dishes, utensils, pots, pans.

Very nice place. Lots of trees, shade and grass. Small creek next to it with ducks you can feed. There is another small river you can swim in, about a 10 min walk from camp. Very clean. Trudge, the manager is Very friendly. Very Small town. It does have general store. You are allowed to make a campfire.

Just spent the week here. We all had a blast. The campground was layer out well and very well maintained. The owners were very nice and pointed out great trails and fishing spots.

Trudie, the camp host, is a fantastic resource for visitors to the area. She made the check in process super easy and was friendly and easy to reach when needed. The park was FULL the night we stayed, and one group was loud until quiet time.

A gem of an RV park. The sites can be a little rough and sloped but everything else more than makes up for that. Nice spacious sites and about half are shaded. There is a small store with the basics and LP 200 yards away. My only real complaint is that the tent campers do not respect the 5 mph speed - very rude and dusty. It got a little rowdy on Saturday night but by 9PM it got nice and quiet. Sunday and Monday night it was 3/4 empty. Fair prices - we wouldn't hesitate to return.

Wonderful camping park! Beautiful views, conveniently located store just up the road (3 min walk), fun meadow for kiddos to run around in town, hiking trails nearby. Everyone was very nice, everything was super clean. Peaceful spot to relax and enjoy the fresh air. Don't forget to feed the ducks (and goose)!