Reviews
Choinumni Park
Jose Sandoval
One of my favorite camping spots close to home. Be aware there's no power to hook up to, but this if this is not a deal breaker, you'll find yourself in a park thats beautiful year round, with river access nearby for fishing, playground areas for the kids, and plenty of space for camping. Price is reasonable as well, highly recommend
EK (AllSweetness)
Ahh man! If you need a mental vacation for a couple of hours, this is the place to go! The get a way! The sound of the river is so beautiful! The scenery is so breathtaking! People comes here and catch fish. Children laughing running around. This place is huge! Third time coming out here. It gets better each and every time!
Joey Villarreal
This camping site is amazing. Best place i have every camped at and felt welcomed host are amazing people beautiful sites. Will always be our go to for some my time.
beyondnature1980
Quick escape to Choinumni Campground on the Kings River. It's the perfect spot for a peaceful getaway. The area is steeped in history as the traditional homeland of the Choinumni people. The campsites are well-maintained, and the sound of the river is incredibly relaxing. A great place to unwind, cook up some good food, and just enjoy being outdoors.
Jenny Merino
Beautiful place. Very walkable with lots of little rock paths and big space. The current can get pretty strong but there are several little areas of still water that are super pretty to relax by and look at.
Chance Short
Big campground lots of different sites but choice wisely ,during the week it's nice quiet, laid back and people follow the rules and are respectful however the weekends get busy and rude people with no respect loud music all night then back on by 9 or 10 ,rules don't seem to apply on the weekends , no showers,and hard to clean up ,good fishing spots and the hosts are friendly
Elena Ramirez
Walking distance to fish, water faucets available on a few campsites
Drea
Amazing campground next to the King’s River. Widespread spaces and friendly hosts. $25 a night that goes directly to the Choinumni tribe so it’s for a good cause. No cell service so make sure you have a Garmin if you need to be reached.
Calvin Conley Jr
Clean, lots of space for group events, highly recommend if you enjoy nature and peace.
Cruz Hinojosa
Spent Easter at this out of the way gem of a park. There are plenty of shade trees and picnic sites along with tables and benches. Kings River runs right along side the park so there are plenty of good fishing spots that you can walk to. Also found some good hiking trails. Restrooms are clean and well kept. If you like rustic and foothill areas this is the spot.