Reviews

Hannah Howell

We stayed here a week. Location is nice and park is alright. The facility is old, the bathroom in the main office didn’t have soap for washing hands. :( Overall buildings are old and run down. My ss says the speed bumps need to be repainted as he fell off his bike going over one. We never saw the camp hosts, we also didn’t have any need to contact them so 🤷‍♀️. If the prices were lower would be open to staying again if in the area, but for run down facilities the prices are too high. My ss loved the camp cat, he named it Simon and was excited to play with him every day. It is within walking distance of Clingan’s coffee shop, which is super cute and loved visiting there!

Ric

Nice little RV park! Just a short drive to the entrance to King’s Canyon National Park which is why we mainly chose this park. We did not use the park’s restrooms, so can’t comment on those. The sites are spacious and plenty of room to maneuver with our half ton truck and 33 foot travel trailer. The pedestals are placed further to the rear than some campgrounds. We did not have an issue hooking up because we had a 50ft freshwater hose and a 20ft sewer hose. So if you’re booking a site here, keep that in mind! Other than that, it’s really nice and quiet at night. There are no site assignments when you make a reservation, just first come first serve. Check-in Instructions sent via email are well put together and easy to understand. I met one of the camp hosts, Carlos, on the night we arrived and he was very nice and welcoming. He ensured that we were good to go at our site. Would definitely come back in the future!

Stan Chipp

Steer clear of this RV Park!! First, Luz and Carlos, the supposed Hosts, are no where to be found. You are asked to go to their house if you need assistance but they never answer their door even though their car is in the driveway. They don't answer their phones either. There is no one to assist you when you first arrive at the park. We stayed for a week and watched as fellow RV'ers arrived and looked around confused as to what to do. On our second day we started losing power. It took an email that I sent to the owner of the park to get the Hosts off of their butts to help us. What came next was appalling to me. Having spent my working life in the Electronics/Electrical Trade, I watch as Carlos tried to repair the electrical problem. Every single wire on the park's 50 amp plug was loose and fell out of the socket as he disassembled it with the power still on. I heard from other RV'ers at the park that they were having power problems as well. As I observed Carlos repair the problem I saw that he didn't know what he was doing. The reason why I asked that you steer clear of this park is that in my opinion the electrical problems are a disaster waiting to happen. There will either be an electrical fire or an electrocution. And what is even scarier is that Carlos claims that there is no way to turn off the power in the park in the event of an emergency. If you do have an emergency you can't get any help anyway. The hosts, as I observed, hide in their house all day and only come out in the evening for a short period of time, less than an hour. My suggestion to the owner of the park is to fire Luz and Carlos and sell the RV park. The park needs an owner that cares about its guests and needs major electrical upgrades to ensure the safety of said guests.

Cruz Sosa

This place was great. I was traveling with my husband and 2 dogs and needed a place to stay for the night while car camping ⛺️ and the property owners Carlos and Luz were super welcoming so that made me feel safe right away! They even gave us some wood 🪵 & goodies to help us stay warm through the night. Thank you!! Even though we didn’t have an RV, They let us camp close to the office so we can use facilities over night and in the morning. These Included restrooms, a shower, and even a microwave. Everything was super clean. I will definitely recommend this place for anyone staying over night or longer stay 😊

Betty Ann

Just sitting outside and just enjoying it. Register and set up was easy. It's been awhile we've just been out of town.

Wilmarie Morales

I'd like to start off pointing out the location is VERY convenient! My husband and I (along with our 2 y/o) decided to take our first family roadtrip this Christmas and chose to rent an RV. It was our first time experiencing what it's like to travel with an RV and staying here made me wish every place we stayed at had such incredible personnel! From our first call to our arrival, their team was VERY serviceable and helpful. We only stayed for one night, but they made sure we had everything we needed to feel comfortable. We will definitely love to visit again in the future!

Jason Brown-Sitzman

I have lived here for about 10 years. It has the most beautiful view of the mountain side, it turns purple when the sun is setting. it truly is our purple mountains majesty.

Briana J

I stayed here for about 6 months while working for the USFS across the street. Carlos and Luz, the hosts, really make this place feel like home, such authentic and kind people. I am grateful to have found this place. It's very quiet and safe, neighbors are friendly and kind and very respectful. Spaces are large and grassy, a huge plus. Thanks for the stay Carlos and Luz, blessings!

Carol Lam

From Facebook review on Feb 26, 2020 by George K. “The best thing about Sequoia RV Park is the couple who manage it. Luz and Carlos are just a pleasure to be around - they are super helpful and always ready to chat or give advice or recommendations. Add to this the full range of services, easily accessible and level sites, an onsite laundry and showers, free WiFi and FREE firewood, then you have a good picture of what awaits you. We only spent one night, but they will definitely see us again. So, if you're looking for the closest RV/tent sites to King's Canyon and Sequoia National Park and a great deal on wonderful accommodation, look no further than Sequoia RV Park”

Carol Lam

Close to national park