We stayed here at least 4 times so far. Note to my future self, only stay in the river/pond front…read moresites like 140s. It's literally across from the fishing area, picnic area, farthest from the traffic and road noise. The water has a fountain and ongoing movement of water, perhaps that's why it seems more natural looking vs stagnant and gross. Most of this area and the opposite side of the river is undeveloped so it has a nature feel that most campsites I've been to don't give. And I've been to lots of them. My Hubby and sons caught like 7, 8, and 20 fish they said. All catch and release. Tons of catfish & bass. Some are so huge. Keep staring at the water near the small metal dock there and you might see them all. We are in site 122. The road noise woke me up at 6am, so I put in my earplugs and slept until 9am. For my future self, make sure to keep a permanent earplug stash in the RV. Other times I've been in other sites and the noise wasn't an issue and we've stayed here at least 3-4x. It's not glamorous, it doesn't have a ton of extra like a pool, putting greens, pool table, snack bar, etc. But it does have a small, shaded kids play area, volleyball net, basketball hoop, shaded picnic tables. It's so country feeling and relaxing. Its quiet & thats what I prefer when I go camping. This is one of my favorite camping spots in the cooler months of early Spring like March. One day I'd like to come here & camp on my way to Yosemite or Kings Canyon. Great rates & highly suggest.

Dirty and sketchy park, majority of the sites are occupied by long term campers. Bathrooms were…read morefilthy. This is a glorified trailer park that should be avoided.

This wasn't a planned visit, we broke down on our way to sequoia campsite and we're towed here…read more While it can't compare to the national forest for views, the park was safe and quiet. Unlike our forest campsite, we had full hookups, internet and cell worked great at the park. My husband was concerned about the neighborhood but we had no problems. The manager was gracious and greeted us and wished us farewell. The pool was lovely and shaded much of the day which was great in the 109 temps. The showers and baths were very nice and commented on by all in the group. It was a bit of a drive into Sequoia park, but it's still very doable. About 2 hours to the main attractions. We had dinner at the Sequoia Brewing Company which we'd recommend- see review. While this wasn't our first choice, it was very nice and still allowed us to get into the park.

My fiancé and I are travel nurses and stayed in this park for over a year! We have a 42 ft toy…read morehauler and 2017 indian roadmaster motorcycle. Over the year we had absolutely no issues with our personal belongings or management. They took care of the lawn, bushes and flowers very well. There is an in ground pool which I practically lived at in the summer! The shower house and laundry room were always clean. The long term neighbors were very friendly. I will definitely miss calling this place home. They are also great with receiving mails and packages!

Lakeridge Resort was special! The large camp sites, proximity to the lake, and excellent price…read morepoint make this a no brainer. I will be back to visit with my family next summer.

We just spent three days here. It is literally a minute from the boat launch. Before we found out…read moreabout this place we could only do one day lake trips with the boat. So nice to be able to have the trailer and boat. This place is clean. The staff are friendly. There are hookups for water and electric. No sewer hookup where we were at but they do have a dump station available. We have been to plenty of rv parks and this one seems to have more room between sites. Also there is extra parking for the truck an boat.. We will be back for sure.

I am an absolute camping novice. I grew up in the city and have never missed a day without…read moreshowering. That being said, I was pretty worried about camping out at Kirch Flat for a rafting trip down the King's river. I was told that it's as close as you can get to being down &dirty with nature. There's no running water or electricity. Oh and did I mention that I was afraid of bugs? yea... But the site did have some amenities: - Kings river (main water source) - Two outhouses with occasional toilet paper. - 17 campsites - Fire-pits - A couple picnic benches - Oak and pine trees for shade - Great view of the bazillion stars &galaxies at night Surprisely, camping at Kirch Flat was actually really fun! It might have been the company I was with, but there weren't that many bugs (I don't have one bug bite), there were candles in the outhouses to burn off the smell &brighten them at night, & there was a park ranger always driving around so I felt pretty safe. Plus the King's river is gorgeous and perfect for some good ol' fashion rapids. The campground was completely full when I went this past weekend. &I heard that people book them way in advance... so plan ahead!

The Urban Dictionary defines Glamping as "Glamorous camping. Satisfying your craving for the…read moreoutdoors and your penchant for a good meal, nice glass of wine, and a comfortable bed." This describes Sequoia High Sierra Camp in every way, although "comfortable bed" doesn't come close to what you'll find as fall asleep your first night in the mountains. Perched at 8,200 feet within Sequoia National Monument is Sequoia High Sierra Camp, an upscale experience that redefines "roughing it." Unparalleled vistas and luxury camping are available to those willing to hike a mile from the Marvin Pass trail head. At campsite, prepare to be pampered as hosts greet you with Southern-style sweet tea and warm oatmeal cookies. From the twin or king-sized beds with pillow-top mattresses dressed in triple-sheeted linens, down comforter and Pendleton wool blanket, to the gourmet fare, you'll wonder why someone didn't envision this type of camping sooner. Three meals a day include fresh fruits, homemade muffins, and all the breakfast basics; sack lunches for you to hit the trail; and mouth-watering dinners such as classically-prepared Caesar salad, muscovy duck breast, and homemade strawberry shortcake. In your 14' X 24' tent you can cozy up to the warm glow of a propane lantern as you sip a glass of wine and read a book in wrought-iron chairs with over-stuffed cushions. Comforts include a basket of plush towels and toiletries, bottled water, daily maid service, and bathroom building with flush toilets and hot showers. Maps and directions to all the best recreation are readily available. A warm fire, a glass of wine, and brilliant sunsets...this is camping! OMG why didn't they invent this sooner? Sequoia High Sierra Camp is open seasonally.

We just returned from, what was suppose to be a 3 night stay at Sequoia High Sierra Camp. We were…read moreso disappointed that we cut out a night early, with no refund. Yes, the food that was prepared each night for dinner was above average, and the 4 beer offerings and a dozen wines were nice and priced reasonably. But that is the only compliments I can pay this "luxury" camp. The dirty road in was an absolute nightmare and set he tone for the trip. The owners/proprietors were borderline rude and yes a bit grouchy. The bathrooms were far from what I expected from a "glamorous" camping experience. The breakfast offerings were fair, but I expected more from a place that's selling themselves as "luxury", how about some waffles, french toast, omelets...... The pack your own brown bag lunches were a huge disappointment! And I couldn't believe there weren't snacks (granola bars, fruit, power drinks, sodas, pretzels, etc.) offered around the clock. The hiking was also a bit of a let down too. And the hike offered with return transportation from Cedar Grove at $75 per person was ridiculous! Over all for what this place costs, we were very disappointed. I wouldn't recommend Sequoia High Sierra Camp to my worst enemy. Save yourself from a huge disappointment and go somewhere, anywhere else! As for the night we walked out on.... we headed into Fresno, stayed in the Riverpark area and had a great time!

No way ever staying there again! Completely deceiving video on YouTube. The lake is drying up and…read morethe fishing deck and houses now sit on dirt. Lake entirely surrounded by plants that have bees swarming so can't go in the lake at all. The catfish pond is 100% dried up. The place looks abandoned other than the main cabin and mess hall. Nothing for kids to do at all unless you leave and drive 45 minutes windy 2 lane narrow road to Sequoia or Kings River. The cabin is very spacious, clean, has 3 bathrooms, 4 bedrooms (1 is a very large community room with a lot of bunks) and it is a super quite place to stay but nothing for kids to do at all! The bunk beds are hard as a rock might as well been sleeping on the floor. The 3 double beds were comfortable and provided linens for those beds only. We went there to fish and swim in the lake but we could not. The extra daily drive to the park was additional gas/milage/$ and 45 min away. We should've stayed at Hume Lake in Sequoia or Kings Canyon, everything you need for the kids, stores, entertainment, and groceries is right there. This place was a waste of time and money. On the other hand if you wanted to stay indoors with air conditioning and just read or watch movies then it's perfectly equipped for that.

If you want a nice place to relax away from the hustle and bustle of the city, this is the place to…read morebe. My family has been coming here every year for Thanksgiving for 4 years, and the magic of this place never has failed us yet. Even though there is not a lot to do, this is a great place for kids to use their imaginations and run around while you relax in the cabin. Always great!

We are so thankful for Hume Lake and the experiences our kids have there. Thank you for being a…read morewelcoming environment. A lot of improvements to be made such as higher quality food options, better bedding, more things to do during free time, cleanliness, and much more.

First and foremost this campground is beautiful and absolutely worth the detour…read more The reason why I'm leaving two stars is due to an experience I had this past December: On the 23rd, around 4pm my wife and I were driving back and came upon a car wreck about 10-15 minutes away from the main Hume lake area. A couple of young men had crashed their rental car due to the slick conditions of the road. All the men were fine, just couldn't get in contact with anyone and very obviously weren't prepared for the cold. Additionally, their English was clearly very broken but trying their best. Making a long story short we took a few of them to the main lodge area to call for help and the receptionist was either completely inept or not understanding of the situation. Not only did he tell us that they were CLOSNG SOON but also did very little to assist the men, and I had to basically do his job for him in order to contact help. Obviously they pride themselves on being a Christian camp, but my experience with the receptionist made me confident that had I not been there, they would have left 5 men in below freezing temps without a way to contact help. On 23 December. I know this review is long overdue but it's too frustrating to not leave.

I've been meaning to write this review for a long time. We were on a trip, hauling our own trailer…read moreup the mountain to Sequoia National forest when our truck overheated (at 10 pm) on a steep grade. We were sitting on the side of the road with no cell phone reception, trying to figure out what we were going to do, when a truck that had passed us looped back around and offered to tow us (truck and trailer) up the hill to a safe place. Not only did he haul us safely to a gas station where we could sleep for the night, he came BACK the next day to check on us and hauled our trailer one hour to our campsite while my husband had the truck looked at by a mechanic. It was on our drive to camp that I discovered this angel of a human owned an RV rental company. The owners of this business saved my family's vacation-and he refuses to accept any money in exchange. I think about he and his family often and hope that they are blessed!

Thank you so much for making this vacation awesome! From answering my incessant questions, to…read moremaking changes on the fly, to quick payments, easy on time delivery, quick setup, clean trailer and easy pickup, I can't say enough good things about this family owned business. We chose to have the trailer delivered to Lodgepole campground at the top of the Sequoia National Park because we don't have a car big enough to tow 26 feet and really, even if I did, I wouldn't want to go up that mountain with something that big on that crazy road. Was it a costly addition? Yup. Was it worth it? Hell yes! I would do it again! The rental itself was very reasonable considering we stayed for 6 days. It was the older four winds trailer. Not the newest kid on the block but it got the job done! It did show its age but I wasn't there to enter it into a fashion show. The trailer had nothing inside except for sheets on the main bed and a coffee maker. Bring your own stuff to fill it. Not a big deal since we usually camp and pack that stuff anyway. Would it be a nice amenity? Yes but then it would be more expensive wouldn't it? We opted to dry camp, which meant no generator. They warned us the propane tanks were full but the battery would only last about two days. Haha! Challenge accepted! Made that battery last all six days by only using the stove, fridge, washing dishes sparingly inside and only using the bathroom toilet when necessary - read here middle of night and too lazy and cold to run to camp bathroom. That is why Costco gives us giant lanterns for 19.99. Make sure your campsite can handle the right size trailer, saw more than one person crash a trailer or truck into rocks as they tried and tried to make it fit. Overall would totally use them again! Actually went with other family members who were covering my trailer and want one next year! See ya in 2020, H