We were dissapointed with this spot. Surprised it has so many good reviews. The actual campground was very nice. But there seemed to be a few groups that were living there. We noticed that right when we arrived but decided to give it a chance anyways and not pass judgement. A few hours later four or five cop cars come zooming passed us... more

First free site we stayed at and we were probably spoiled. Easy to get into, plenty of space, quite a few shady areas and flat areas. We stayed by the river where most people seemed to stay, although it didn't feel busy. Vault toilet was fine and bins to get rid of trash. Some noise from idiots shouting into the early hours, ... more

I would say this is my favorite spot. Nothing else really needs to be explained other then if your rig is any wider then 7 feet and any longer then 23ft i would not attempt to go down by the river. There is a few other nice pull offs along the way but dont go down by the river very steel and narrow offroad areas.

This spot was pure gold! Even the homeless man thought so because he decided to plop himself in front of our airstream door to pan for gold. Despite the view of his butt-crack we had a nice, relaxing time camped here and would definitely return. 15 minute drive in the Sequoia NP there is a moderate 0.5 mile hike to the Remington Hot Sp... more

This is one of the best places I've boondocked. Our little caravan of 5 solo full-timers where camped right on the river. It was quiet and peaceful (although we left the day before a big weekend event). It was pretty clean and there was a clean and well-maintained pit toilet nearby. It was easy to get level (I don't use levelers) an... more

The Keysville area is really big. There is camping on both sides of the river and it covers about 4 miles. There are lots of different size parking areas, some bigger and more popular than others. Depending on where you go you can easily fit any size rig, although there is a chance of bottoming out. There is lots to do here, you can fi... more

Comfortable, easy stop for winter camping. Lots of options for sites. Easy access.

Access with a class A, awesome. There are tons of side roads and places you could get a smaller rig into quite easily. We parked at the main enterance to the BLM by the garbage bins and toilets. When we arrived, garbage was overflowing from the bins. We met a BLM volunteer that told us local people drop off their trash there. It was ov... more

Phenomenal spot here just outside of Lake Isabella. My 29-foot Class C had no issues getting into the site and moving around going in and out. I was able to pull into a spot that was right next to the river that had shade and protection from the wind. Overall, it was a pretty incredible location. The town of Lake Isabella has pr... more

Lots of trails and the beautiful Kern River. There's bathrooms and waste disposal. The is a no glass ban and a fire Ban here on September 20th 2017.
You can use a camp stove with a free permit form the ranger's station. Good until the end of the year.