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Kings Canyon/Crystal Springs
Kings Canyon National Park is located in the southern Sierra Nevada Mountains of California. It is home to the deepest canyon in the United States, the Kings Canyon, which is 8,200 feet deep. The park is also home to the largest giant sequoia grove in the world, the Crystal Springs Grove. The grove is located in the Grant Grove area of the park and is home to some of the oldest and largest trees in the world. The grove is a popular destination for visitors to the park, offering a variety of activities such as hiking, camping, and picnicking. The grove is also home to a variety of wildlife, including black bears, mule deer, and numerous species of birds.
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User Reviews
Sophie Gullett
This was a great campground! It's on the calmer side of the park so the only traffic through there are other campers. The bathrooms are great and have sinks and actual flush toilets, plus a dishwashing sink. There were lots of water spigots throughout the campground. I wish some of the sites were a bit more spaced out and farther from the road. Quite a few campers got there after 11 pm on Friday night and were pretty disruptive
Emanuel Radel
We are traveling the country from east to west coast staying in 16 National Parks and several other campinggrounds. Positive is that it is a great location. Unfortunately this was by far the least cleanest campground (Lot 17 and the toilets next to). For 32$ I exspect a cleaner place.
Sal Hernandez
Clean campsite, running water and about a 3-5 min drive to the nearest store. It's around 50-60 mins to the General Sherman tree. There are some red woods closer by. Lake hume is nearby as well.
Karen Hansen
We loved this campground. It was very clean and manicured. The employees were so kind and helpful. I would drive a little farther to be able to stay in such a nice place.
Joel Moore
Quite a nice National Park campground. If it were crowded your neighbors would be too close, but it wasn't. Everything was clean, and it had potable water. A majestic sugar pine overlooked our site. Such a beautiful tree. Within walking distance of several must-see attractions. Recommend.