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Three Rivers Hideaway
Overview
Located in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada mountains, Three Rivers Hideaway serves as a premier basecamp for exploring the majestic giants of California. This park offers a rustic, wooded atmosphere that allows travelers to transition seamlessly from the road to the wilderness. The property feels like a true mountain escape while maintaining accessibility to modern conveniences, making it a reliable choice for those seeking nature-focused lodging along the main route to the national parks.
Location & Surroundings
The park is set in the charming community of Three Rivers, CA, positioned just a few miles from the Ash Mountain Entrance of Sequoia National Park. Surrounded by mature oak and sycamore trees, the grounds sit adjacent to the Kaweah River, offering a refreshing natural soundtrack for guests. The riverbank provides a serene environment for relaxation after a long day of hiking the high-altitude trails, while the dramatic mountain peaks provide a stunning 360-degree backdrop.
Amenities & Park Features
Visitors can choose from a variety of accommodations, including full hookup RV sites that cater to different rig sizes and power needs. The park features essential facilities such as clean restrooms, hot showers, and on-site laundry services to ensure a comfortable multi-day stay. In addition to RV pads, the park offers cozy cabins and dedicated tent areas for those traveling with friends who might not have their own rig, ensuring a communal and welcoming atmosphere for all.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
The main draw is undoubtedly Sequoia National Park, where you can stand at the base of the General Sherman Tree or explore the Giant Forest. Adventurous travelers can also hike the steep stairs of Moro Rock for panoramic views of the Great Western Divide. For those seeking water activities, Lake Kaweah is just a short drive away, offering opportunities for boating, fishing, and swimming during the warmer summer months.
Who This Park Is Best For
This park is ideal for outdoor enthusiasts who prioritize location and proximity to national treasures over luxury resort amenities. It is a fantastic choice for families and couples looking for a convenient mountain basecamp with easy river access. If your travel style involves early morning hikes among ancient trees and falling asleep to the sound of rustling leaves, Three Rivers Hideaway is a practical and scenic choice for your itinerary.
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- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Discounts
- Facility
- Internet
- On-Site Rentals
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User Reviews
Zoe Littmann
Great campground just outside of Sequoia. The staff were all very friendly and accommodating. We enjoyed our week here during November as it was quiet and comfortable. Free showers, cheap laundry, and we were able to get Amazon packages delivered.
Jennifer Perkins
Campground is very nice. There’s river access and a swimming hole during the summer. We were there during the shoulder season and there was a ton of wildlife in the park. We had seven turkeys roosting in the tree near our camper every night. Very friendly kittens too that like to hang out with you. Heard coyotes, foxes, and a donkey at night. I didn’t use the shower but it did look very small but adequate. Would absolutely stay here again. Close to park too. One hour to Sherman tree from here.
K. M.
Not what I'd call a cabin, just a small duplex, right up on the roadside. It's old but there was effort put in to cleaning it. Not at all the last accommodation before the park entrance. Full size fridge and microwave, tiny shower but super hot water. Way down the bottom of the grounds is a river, with a sketchy looking dam of questionable stagnant water, but a quick stroll over the rocks takes you to the flowing river which is really pretty.
irgod32
Great place for midweek camping. The people here are very, very nice! The campsites and restrooms are clean and well kept. Not very many shady spots but in cool weather is nice. The walk to the river is a bit challenging for us older folks but once you get there, it's nice. I'm not sure how it is with weekend crowds and it may be nice for those who don't mind crowds. Great place, I recommend it 👍
Liza Quinn
Great location. It was an easy drive into the . I had a nice shady spot. My dog enjoyed splashing at the watering hole. The bathrooms were clean. It was a great stay . I especially want to mention the maintenance man, Michael. My camper broke down and he immediately came to my rescue and got me back on the road. He went above and beyond!