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Sequoia/Hospital Flat
Sequoia Hospital Flat is a campground located in Kernville, California. It is situated on the banks of the Kern River, and is surrounded by the Sequoia National Forest. The campground offers a variety of amenities, including RV and tent sites, picnic tables, fire rings, and a boat launch. There are also restrooms and showers available. The campground is a great spot for fishing, swimming, and other outdoor activities. It is also close to a variety of attractions, including the Kern River Valley Museum, the Kern River Golf Course, and the Kern River Valley Historical Society.
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- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Facility
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
Will B
It’s very quiet, and it’s the best night sky I’ve ever seen. The campsites are spread out enough to where you probably won’t hear any generators from neighbors. Definitely coming back.
Dennis Mitchell
If I didn't get heat stroke that place would have been way cool. The river was fun and we saw bears 🐻! But worth checking out!
Jack Denton jr.
And incredible river access,. The Gan post was kind caring and very helpful on directions and everything going on around the neighborhood.
Henry Hooks
One of the best campsites on the Kern river. Less than 10 minutes away from Kernville where there are plenty restaurants, a brewery, winery and taverns. Awesome place to camp or book a room at the many motels/b & b type places, some right off the river...
Natalie Dominguez
It’s always a great time with my family when we camp here. I would like to say if you have more than one tent stay away from sites 11, 12, and 23 those are the ones I’ve had a bad experience with so far not a lot of room and lots of rocks. The camp host here are always super nice and helpful. Just an FYI if you score a campsite near the water it does not mean that you get your own personal beach for your stay, any spots near the river whether near your site or not are for all campers. It’s common sense cause where would the campers from the sites on the other side of the river swim?? We have had 2 experiences where we were confronted by people claiming that’s their area they “paid for”. If someone tries to do that to you please get assistance from the host with explaining to those people that they don’t own the river. Other than that it’s always a nice, fun, relaxing experience.