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Sequoia/Princess
Overview
Overview
Sequoia/Princess RV Resort is situated in the scenic foothills of the Sierra Nevada, offering a peaceful retreat for travelers seeking proximity to nature. The property provides a rustic mountain atmosphere that serves as an ideal base for those looking to disconnect from city life. Guests can expect a quiet environment focused on natural beauty, making it a perfect spot to relax after a day spent driving through the winding roads of the region.
Location & Surroundings
Located in Miramonte, California, this park is nestled in an area known for its lush vegetation and elevation gain. The setting feels remote and secluded, providing a serene forest environment that feels far removed from the hustle of modern life. Visitors often appreciate the clean mountain air and the chance to observe local wildlife, as the park is positioned within the general vicinity of the majestic Sequoia National Forest.
Amenities & Park Features
The park is designed to accommodate various camping styles, focusing on basic comforts that enhance the outdoor experience. Guests will find full hookup sites available, ensuring that your RV stay is convenient regardless of the length of your visit. The grounds are maintained to preserve the natural landscape, with spacious sites that allow for privacy. The property provides essential services that help make your transition into mountain living smooth and stress-free.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
The primary draw for staying at this location is the proximity to some of the world's most iconic landscapes. Travelers are within a reasonable driving distance of the General Grant Grove, home to some of the largest trees on the planet. Whether you enjoy hiking through giant forests, bird watching, or simply driving the scenic byways that wind through the Sierra Nevada, there is no shortage of natural wonders to explore in the immediate surrounding area.
Who This Park Is Best For
This park is best suited for nature enthusiasts and hikers who prioritize access to outdoor activities over luxury resort amenities. It is an excellent choice for those traveling in smaller to mid-sized rigs who want to experience the quiet beauty of the California mountains. If you value a tranquil setting, dark night skies, and a direct connection to the wilderness, this location will serve as an excellent home base for your next regional adventure.
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Reviews
Josh Anacker
We dont normally camp in an established campground. But this one is great. We typically go either early or late season and on weekend. So that being the case it's almost never crowed when we go. The camp hosts and staff keep it well maintained and the vault toilet facilities clean. A beautiful place to camp
Hyoungsun Youn
The campsite was well managed and very clean. Even though the restroom was a pit toilet, it was surprisingly well-kept and didn’t have any unpleasant odor.
Enrique Mendoza
Great site, located in just under 6000 feet elevation in the Sequoia Natuonal Forest, next to a walkable meadow trail. The campground has a dump station for RVs. Quiet campsite with lots of space between campers. Few miles to Hume Lake and fork in the road to Kings Canyon Side where Boyden Caverns are located.
Anne Leonard
Cross-posting from recreation.gov: Very nice campground: campsites well-spaced, lovely trees and meadow, toilets clean and non-stinky. (however the 2 days the campground host was off [mon-tues] and someone else filled in, the toilets were not as well-taken care of. Downgrading 1 star for that. bring TP. And some campers just never shut the lid, argh.) 55 SHIN was pleasant but small, only level space for 1 tent, and that had to be right next to the picnic table. Other spot doesn’t slant too much so would be workable but is very close to road. Nice shade morning and evening, direct sun midday. (Probably every site in this campground is like that because the trees are all pines without broad branches.) Not quite 2 hours to get to Crystal Cave, about 25-30 minutes less to the Sherman Tree area, 10 minutes to Grant Grove Village. Great star watching spot 3 miles east on 180. Kings Canyon is amazing. We arrived on a Sunday and it was lots of tents and families; larger groups and more RVs moved in on Thursday. Thursday night was still quiet, though. (We left Friday morning.) I would definitely come back, though would look for a site on the outer loop for personal preference. PICNIC TABLE IS SLANTED, BRING SOMETHING TO LEVEL YOUR STOVE.
R. H.
5 stars for the campground as a whole, but 1 star for the particular campsite that we had. DO NOT GET CAMPSITE #50 IF YOU HAVE AN RV OR TRAVEL TRAILER!!!! The parking spot for the trailer/rv is at a very steep incline, and it drops down off of the pavement which makes it VERY difficult to pull a travel trailer in and out without scraping the bottom of the trailer. The campsite is also NOT FULL SHADE like it states, it's only partial shade and a LOT of sun between 10 AM and about 1 PM. There is a slope that leads down to the picnic table, so it will be a lot of leg work going up and down from your trailer/rv/car to the picnic table and campfire area. On top of that, this particular campsite is facing the wrong direction from the way you're supposed to drive in on the loop road, so it makes it nearly impossible to back a trailer into. I hope people read this honest review and do not book this particular campsite if you have a travel trailer or RV, it's not a good idea. This campsite would be best for people with tents, and nothing more.