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Sequoia/Limestone
Overview
Sequoia/Limestone RV Park provides a tranquil and functional retreat for travelers exploring the Southern Sierra Nevada mountains. Situated in a region known for its dramatic landscapes and river-access points, this park offers a **rustic mountain atmosphere** that prioritizes proximity to nature. It serves as an accessible gateway for those looking to experience the rugged beauty of the Kern River Valley while enjoying the essential comforts of a well-maintained campground. The park is designed to give guests a sense of seclusion without being too far from local conveniences.
Location & Surroundings
Located in the historic town of Kernville, CA, the park is nestled within a canyon characterized by high-desert terrain and granite peaks. The property is positioned near the **Upper Kern River**, providing visitors with easy access to the sounds and sights of flowing water. The surrounding Sequoia National Forest offers a backdrop of diverse flora and fauna, making it a prime spot for birdwatching and photography. The high-elevation air and **panoramic mountain views** create a refreshing environment that is significantly cooler than the nearby valley floor during the summer months.
Amenities & Park Features
The park is equipped to handle modern RV needs, offering spacious sites with **full hookup capabilities**, including water, sewer, and electrical service. For those traveling in larger vehicles, the park provides layout options that facilitate easier maneuvering. Guests have access to essential on-site facilities such as clean restrooms, private showers, and **convenient laundry services**, ensuring a comfortable long-term stay. The pet-friendly grounds and communal picnic spots encourage a friendly, community-oriented vibe where travelers can share stories about their daily excursions under the canopy of mature trees.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Adventure is always within reach for guests at Sequoia/Limestone. Just a short drive away, the **Trail of 100 Giants** allows visitors to walk among ancient, massive Sequoia trees that have stood for centuries. For those seeking thrills, the Kern River is a premier destination for **whitewater rafting and kayaking**, ranging from beginner floats to expert rapids. Fishing enthusiasts often head to nearby Lake Isabella, which is also popular for windsurfing and boating. The town of Kernville itself features charming Western-themed boutiques and local eateries that provide a taste of California's mountain culture.
Who This Park Is Best For
This park is an excellent choice for **active outdoor enthusiasts** who view their RV as a basecamp for exploration. It is particularly well-suited for families who enjoy water-based activities and hikers looking for a central location near major trailheads. Because of its quiet and scenic setting, it also appeals to **nature photographers and retirees** seeking a peaceful summer destination away from the desert heat. If you appreciate a park that focuses on natural beauty and proximity to the forest rather than resort-style flashy amenities, this location will fit your travel style perfectly.
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- Recreational Facilities
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- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
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User Reviews
Roy Concepcion
Campsites is nice. The river is 10yards from the campsite. Bathroom was not maintained. It smells so bad and was dirty. Also there’s no water in the campsite.
sky lane
The photo is from where our campsite was. Small, quiet, and the sound of the river right there. The camp-spots aren't the biggest so plan ahead.
Xanders531 (Xanders531)
Unattended campground owned by Limestone Ministries. Spots are gravel and the one we are in is very level. We are in spot number 8. We are here for a week while hiking parts of the Appalachian Trail and other than a little road noise or distant train, it is quiet. Pool is not open yet. Bathroom and showers are on the read of the main building. Shower is similar to a gym setup with a long bench in the dressing area. Needed a good cleaning from the dead bugs in there, but water was hot and plentiful. We have seen a few people pop in for just a night and so far we're usually the only ones here. Staying May 11-May 18, 2025. Camper is 38 feet with our ramp/porch down and 20 more feet of tow vehicle and we had enough space to easily fit. Electric is 50/30/20. Water at sites 1-11 and dump station is really nice on a large concrete pad.
Mike Sluyter
Nice small camp, no water spigots. Some sites are to small others pretty good, went early season, so shade wasn't an issue. Some sights quite exposed to the sun. Fun stuff nearby.
Joe Cali
Nice campground, sites have table, fire pit/grill (but do to nearby fires, that we never seen or smelled, we couldn't use them) and our spot had decent shade. Restrooms are basic vault toilets with plenty t.p. Limestone is close to tha river, just a short trek away. Stars at nite were beautiful...even saw shooting stars. Be careful though, we had a bear encounter... nothing major but did affect the trip.