Sequoia RV Ranch

This is the closest RV park to Sequoia if you have an bigger rig or trailer. We managed to squeeze our 45 ft. Motorhome into the park even with the narrow and sloped entryway. Not to mention the small bridge but, no worries. Our rig is 30 tons and we made it. The sites all all gravel; some can accommodate the big rigs, but you have to ask. The receptionist was very helpful and friendly. Nearby river and "sink hole" provide the escape from the summer heat. It was over 100 degrees when we visited but there was some shade trees, which helped. Negatives are: the price ($70), electric hookup (30A), gravel, small sites, no amenities.
Positives: Great host; closeness to the NP. We camped at Sequoia RV Ranch in a Motorhome.

We looked around at affordable options for a stay in the Sequoia NP area and glad we stayed here. We shared a campground tour here - https://youtu.be/S4dlqUQAY8A?t=250

Dry camp sites are big with lots of space from your neighbors, fire pits and picnic tables for each nestled in oak and walnut trees. The full hook up sites are right by the river which was really flowing thanks to resent rains in California.

Easy access to the park just 10 minutes to the south entrance and we enjoyed visiting the towns coffee shop, brewery and pizza place. Other reviews commented on the noise from the residence in the mobile park next to the RV park but we didn't hear or see anyone most of the time we were there. Staff was really friendly and we would stay again.

Our site 4 was level, gravel and grass. We had water and electric but the water was horrible. Verizon was 2 bars with WeBoost hooked up. Dish came in okay. Neighbors behind these sites are kind of crazy, noisy and have barking dogs running around. Campground sites are rather tight along the river but we didn't have anyone too close to us. The little village of Three Rivers is cute. We drove to Sequoia National Park from here. I think this park is very expensive for what it is but it's all about location.

We had site T6 which is a nice site in the middle of the campground with a lot of space around you. It does not have hookups which is fine for us as we have solar. The site has minimal shade that let the batteries recharge completely each day. The potable water spigot is towards the front near the large campground information sign. The dump station is way in back in front of a site on the river. My wife gave the laundry room a thumbs up. The wi-fi is excellent. Very strong and consistent which was welcome as there was zero cell service. The only noise we encountered was a group who waited until after the office closed to entertain the entire park with music. Their trailer was a Solitude and was camped 2 sites down from a large No Loud Music sign. Go figure! Three Rivers appears to have a lot to offer in terms of restaurants. We used the well stocked market south of the campground. The southwest entrance to Sequoia is an easy drive, but the drive in the park is not. Be prepared for many curves and switchbacks. You will not make any time. Getting to Kings Canyon is a challenge. None of the routes are good. If I had it to do over again, I would move to somewhere near 180 to avoid that drive. It was 178 miles round trip from the campground to Muirs Rock.

Pros: Close to cute town with restaurants, brewery and market, great jumping off point for exploring Sequoia NP, mostly level sites, water and power hookups

Cons: Our spot backed up to the mobile home neighborhood and our neighbor was quite obnoxious and loud. His dog was running loose pretty much all day, and he was not a friendly dog. We were also next to the storage area which was a bit of an eyesore. Would be nice if they put a fence around that. There were lots of families and large group gatherings so it was pretty noisy especially on weekends. Be careful which spot you're booking...some are in weird locations (i.e. right next to the dump station).

Didn't use the bathrooms or laundry.

We very much enjoyed our time here! Super adorable for just W&E hookups. There is a dump station. Super nice dog run area. The grounds have excellent wifi. We had AT&T phone service and internet. But no T-Mobile phone service or internet.

There is a great grocery store down the road and a fun brewery and coffee shop.

Very close to the park gates of sequoia. Exactly the kind of place we were looking for.

Stayed one night in early September 2020. No glitz but tall trees with some RV sites backing up to a quiet picturesque stream. Water levels were low so we sat in our chairs with cocktails (plastic glasses only!), feet in river. Heavenly. There is a “swimming hole” for clients only that others were obviously enjoying. Did not use bathhouse..cannot report. Poor reception for Verizon, one bar but no booster.

We came in the middle of May. The temperatures got up to the mid 80s in the day. 50s at night. The kids (we have 3 school aged children) absolutely loved the river and swam in it all day long. The staff was friendly and so were the campers around the park. We hope to return again next year. Also, we had a water/electric back in site, which was fine, but we hope to get a river site with more space at our next visit