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Sequoia/Hungry Gulch
Sequoia Hungry Gulch Lake Isabella is a popular destination for outdoor recreation in the southern Sierra Nevada Mountains of California. Located in the Sequoia National Forest, the lake is surrounded by towering pine trees and offers a variety of activities, including fishing, swimming, boating, and camping. The lake is also a great spot for bird watching, with a variety of species of waterfowl and other birds. The lake is accessible by car and is a great spot for a day trip or a weekend getaway.
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- Recreational Facilities
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- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
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- On-Site Rentals
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User Reviews
Erica Topete
Nice place to camp, very clean the park ranger always available, my son love it , will be back
Isabella Valenzuela
The location is right across from lake Isabella. The spots are mostly small, but that’s ok for my small family. Shade seems scarce but most spots had a little something Running water & restrooms decent (no soap or toilet paper the day we arrived) still fine because we always bring our own anyway. Camp host was super nice. Very helpful and friendly. There is a town a few miles out which is great if you need Ice, gas or food. Unfortunately, the guests around us were super rude. Loud music & partying until past 4 am. Not nice when you’re planning an early morning hike into Sequoia. Clearly the noise curfew (10pm-6am) isn’t enforced in the least.
scarlett martinez
we got a site and it had no water at all had to walk to someones else to get some water others didnt have either
Jonathan Arriaga
I had a great time. But the restrooms are poorly taken care of. Mens rest room was a mess with the stall doors broken and a lack of toilet paper. They have also turned off the showers for some reason. The crowd is usually loud. Good thing is that the river is near by. If I ran that place i would definitely keep it in a nicer shape, hungry gulch is truly a gem in the wrong hands.
LaToya Mitchell
Hungry Gulch is a little ways down from French Gulch. They have water spouts between each camp site & a few restrooms placed throughout. When you first drive through the entrance there's the first restroom & across from that us the Host. You gotta check in with him, especially of you had a reservation. Pretty much you drive around & find your own spot. Specific spots are not assigned. There's good shade in some spots in the morning & afternoon. The only major downside this trip was the No CAMPFIRE rule. If you didnt come prepared with a propane grill/stove then you had to drive down to Lake Isabella (hoping a store was open) to buy one (if they have them in stock). They drive around to make sure you aren't starting a fire too, so dont think you can be sneaky. Due to the winds, it's understandable why there are no campfires right now but I definitely wasnt notified PRIOR to my arrival. Would've been nice to know (even though we always bring our propane stove). The noise level can get pretty loud in the night, so be prepared for that. Overall, it was a nice camping experience & the stargazing was spectacular from Hungry Gulch.