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Sequoia/Boulder Gulch
Overview
Overview
Sequoia and Boulder Gulch campgrounds are located on the western shore of Lake Isabella in the southern Sierra Nevada mountains. These neighboring sites offer a classic outdoor experience managed by the U.S. Forest Service. Rather than a modern resort atmosphere, visitors will find a rustic, nature-focused environment that celebrates the rugged beauty of Kern County. It is an ideal setting for those looking to disconnect and enjoy the serenity of the high desert and mountain landscape.
Location & Surroundings
Situated in Wofford Heights, California, the campgrounds provide easy access to the water and the surrounding national forest. The area is characterized by stunning mountain vistas and high-desert vegetation. RV travelers will appreciate the proximity to the town of Wofford Heights, which offers basic services, while still feeling tucked away from the main thoroughfares. The location acts as a perfect base camp for exploring the transition between the arid plains and the towering peaks of the Sierras.
Amenities & Park Features
These campgrounds are designed for the self-sufficient RVer, focusing on the essentials of forest camping. Most sites feature paved parking spurs, picnic tables, and fire rings, making them suitable for smaller trailers and RVs. While hookups are limited, the park provides access to potable water and vault toilets. The sites are shaded by oak and pine trees, which provide a welcome respite from the sun during the warmer months of the year.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Lake Isabella is the primary draw, offering excellent opportunities for boating, fishing, and windsurfing. Anglers often flock here to cast for trout and bass. Beyond the water, the surrounding Sequoia National Forest is crisscrossed with trails perfect for hiking and mountain biking. Nature enthusiasts can also take a short drive to see the Kern River, which is world-renowned for its whitewater rafting adventures and scenic picnic spots along the riverbanks.
Who This Park Is Best For
This destination is best for travelers who prioritize nature and quiet over high-end resort luxuries. It serves as an excellent retreat for outdoor enthusiasts, families who enjoy traditional camping, and anglers looking for easy lake access. If your ideal getaway involves waking up to crisp mountain air, stargazing at night, and spending your days exploring the forest or the water, this site will feel like home.
Features & Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Facility
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
Reviews
Gerald Clearwater
We were there, lake side, for the 4th of July celebration Had a boat, a bar b q, a beer and a good time.
Lisa
We have not stayed at the campground but did visit the recreation area. Very nice for the most part. We did find lots of nails and nail traps in the water. That was discouraging! There were also beer cans left there. Wr have been twice in about a week and the water is low now . Also there is a dangerous algae warning currently. 7.2026
butteer 22
Host wasn’t present when we arrived. Facility info said host will assign campsite but there was no host to be found. We eventually chose a site, started unpacking, then the host rolled up, and confirmed our reservation. Shower had no heads and were not working, birds nest in one coin machine, didn’t mention we needed coins for showers to begin with, cockroaches present in campsite and traffic noise was horrendous. I advise to stay somewhere else.
Angelina Medina
Don’t Waste Your Money Here! The camp host was incredibly rude and unwelcoming from the moment we arrived. Instead of a simple “hello,” we were immediately barked at with “CASH OR CHECK?!” even though we had already made reservations online. When I mentioned our reservation, she sarcastically mocked me saying, “You should have said that”—even though we had just arrived and hadn’t been given a chance to explain. The bathrooms were in terrible condition: no soap, leaking toilets, and showers that didn’t work at all. The lake itself could’ve been nice, but it was littered with glass shards—seriously dangerous. You absolutely need to wear shoes in the water. For how much they charge ($80 for two nights), this place is absolutely not worth it. I’ve stayed at many free campsites that were 100 times better maintained and more welcoming. Save your time and money—camp elsewhere!
Katelyn Escalante
So i have mixed feelings about this campsite. I am a local and have been wanting to camp here awhile because of all the rocks and boulders and proximity to the lake. Overall it was a great experience but i cant rate it any higher than a 3 due to the rude camp host. She wasn’t even onsite the first 2 days of our trip and seemed to kind of pick and choose when to due her job. i was there for five days and the restrooms were not cleaned once while i was there, and she seemed to have an attitude towards the campers when she was asked any questions.