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Sequoia/Horse Meadow
Sequoia Horse Meadow is a beautiful horse campground located in Kernville, California. It is situated in the Sequoia National Forest, and is surrounded by majestic mountains and lush meadows. The campground offers a variety of amenities, including horse corrals, a large arena, and a variety of trails for horseback riding. There are also picnic tables, fire rings, and a playground for the kids. The campground is open year-round, and is a great place to spend a weekend or a week with your family and friends.
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User Reviews
Erica Richmond
Beautiful campground! We took a large group of us and had a great time. Attentive camp host, clean bathrooms, no running water. Right by Salmon Creek. Be aware, there is a bear on site. Host said he has been there 3-4 months. We put all of our food and trash in the car at night but he still came and tore into our bottled water at night.
Orion Michael Guy
Secrets of Sequoia - lots of free dispersed camping in the area as well - perfect for long stay boondocking
Shane Frank
Great campsite and great host Wayne. It’s very nice to get FAR away from people and see the stars. The road up was mostly dirt and bumpy but any car can make it as long as you’re ok with giving your car a wash when you get home. We hiked salmon creek falls. 4 1/2 miles in and 4 1/2 miles out. 9 mile round trip. I am in very good shape and this hike was BRUTAL. Be warned. It’s a very tough hike especially towards the end. You can get hurt on some of the rocks and climbing down to the final water fall section. The trip took us 5.5 hours round trip with us resting at the bottom for about 45 minutes and swimming in the pools. It was well worth the hike. I can justify eating 3 hot dogs the night before on the campfire. The campsite itself was well maintained. Had fire rings and bathrooms. Although because of COVID-19 the vault bathrooms aren’t serviced by the forest service So bring your own toilet paper. They are still “clean” for a vault toilet though. No power, running water pumped from the creek. We went in July. The high was upper 70s and lows were low 40s in the early morning so be prepared! Bright stars and days and nights full of nature’s natural noises. Beautiful. Will come back.
Eric Metz
Love this place. Secluded first come first served site with always a spot available with water and port a potties. Temperatures are cooler than staying on the river.
Dan Gertler
Secluded and quiet