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Kings Canyon/Sentinel
The Kings Canyon Sentinel is a weekly newspaper that serves the communities of Kings Canyon National Park, California. It covers local news, sports, and events in the park and surrounding areas. The Sentinel also provides information about the park, its history, and its attractions. The newspaper is published every Thursday and is available in print and online.
Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Facility
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
James Morris
Very low overhead clearance for RVs. If you enjoy being in a campground with a bunch of people burning their fires and smoke everywhere have fun.
Dao Tran
Only giving a single ⭐️ because the staff was really the “B team.” The did not patrol at night during a rash of bear incidents. We had a sleepless night here and only saw a ranger after 8am. Bears walking around pushing on doors, car windows. One camper left at 2am after the bear pushed on his trailer door and broke his truck window. I camp a lot and most campgrounds would take aggressive bear activity seriously. Not here unfortunately.
Shana Durdin
We loved our stay here. The campground is way off the beaten path, but appears to stay full during busy season. The bathrooms can be a bit of a walk. No showers in the campground, but they do have pay showers next door. All campsites have a bear box on site. Just be sure to remember to also lock your car doors!
Mario Lopez
Pros, 5 min hike to the river, our campsite was very spacious. Market 10min away if you drive. Clean restrooms that flush. Not too many mosquito. Cons: No RV dump and fill-up site, there was a bear who came by frequently, some other campsites were very narrow which could make RV parking difficult.
Tom Lang
Deep in Kings Canyon, the location is great for seeing the sights and proximity to great hiking trails. The sites are decent sized and there is quite a bit of shade, though some sites have full sun. It can get hot as the elevation is quite a bit lower than Grant Grove. The restrooms are well maintained and each has a dish washing station. There are bear boxes and their use is mandatory.