Kaweah Oaks campground is a family owned and operated tent campground created to cater to outdoor ENTHUSIAST who are here to visit the Sequoia National Park and surrounding area. The 13 campsite oasis is conveniently located along the scenic Highway 198 and only 4.5 miles from the entrance to Sequoia National Park.
If you are looking for a place to party this is not the place for you. We like to keep thing quiet and enjoy nature. Why out door enthusiast. There are several reasons, but here are a couple we thought were important and could get excited about. First the environment is something that is important to all of us.
If you are looking for a place to party this is not the place for you. We like to keep thing quiet and enjoy nature. Why out door enthusiast. There are several reasons, but here are a couple we thought were important and could get excited about. First the environment is something that is important to all of us.
Services
At our jerky stand you can get beef, alligator, antelope, buffalo, elk, kangaroo, turkey, venison, wild boar, yak, tuna and salmon jerky. We also carry water, sodas, honey sticks and firewood. We have electricity in the common area if your need to blow up an air mattress or charge an electrical device.
Sequoia National Park, located in the beautiful state of California, is a United States National Park famous for its giant sequoia trees. Sequoia spans over 400,000 acres and contains in its area the highest point in the contiguous 48 states, Mount Whitney at 14,505 feet above sea level. A hike to the top of Moro rock is well worth it.
Reviews (10)
Jaquie
Nov 08, 2020
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We were here this past weekend. The campground is very spacious and the showers were a little too hot but not hot that you will get burn. The campsite is in a perfect location. There is a bar and highway but it was not loud at all. People camping in other camp sites were super nice and friendly. There are 2 non flush toilets. They were a little smelly obviously but very clean not dirty at all. The host who is a lady is very friendly and sweet. If you do bring more than 6 people bring extra cash because she does make her rounds to make sure people are complying with the 6 people per campground and
Sarae Cart
Oct 24, 2020
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The sites are spacious, but this is located directly next to the road into the sequoias. There were cars passing nonstop all night long. Even with earplugs in, you can hear it all. If you are a light sleeper, this is not for you. There is a camp host on site, but they did not check/ enforce noise curfew within the campground
David Cook
Sep 23, 2020
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Mazzy
Aug 06, 2020
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Gloria Esguerra
Jan 01, 2020
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Thomas Jimenez
Nov 06, 2019
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Great little campground, perfect for a stay if you’re on your way to or out of sequoia. Service was outstanding, I had a wonderful conversation with the camp host. I wasn’t expecting showers at all but they had a small one that even had hot water! Perfect after a day of hiking. All of the campsites were surrounded by greenery and somewhat private. I would absolutely recommend this place to any tent campers in the area
Grey Montelongo
Jan 13, 2019
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DANGEROUS! DON’T STAY HERE: Camping comes with many understandable risks, but staying at Kaweah Oaks Campground has been the most dangerous thing I have done in my life! It was my best friend's birthday, and since we love nature and exploring, so we decided to spend the weekend exploring Sequoia. Staying here seemed like a good option to spend the night. We drove more than 4 hrs to get to the campground, so when we got there it was late. We set up our tents and lit a fire to cook and eat dinner. Then, a really mean guy came to us yelling because we were being too loud and he was trying to sleep
Cappysweet
Aug 23, 2018
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Clean and nicely maintained campground. Would have slept better if it wasn't so close to the road and a bar/karaoke spot with loud patrons. Also, a nice bonus would be to have a gate that closes the campground off from the parking lot completely just to feel slightly safer from random wanderers. And, had some obnoxious and inconsiderate people that showed up around 10:30pm to set up tents (not really the campsite's fault), that maybe could have used a reminder to be considerate and quiet via some sort of list of common courtesy rules on the board (just a suggestion).
Behzad Vahedi
Nov 25, 2017
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Tami Avery
Sep 04, 2017
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