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Reedley, CA

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Lindy's Landing Campground

4.3 (40 reviews)
Closed 8:30 am - 6:00 pm

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Our dogs loved it
Stephany M.

River access and we stayed in site 13 which was the farthest but it seems that everyone states and likes that site. It's the corner one and we had a gentleman come fish in the corner and a resident pass by with his dog somewhat close but not in our site. You can rent a fire pit for $10 and they bring you wood with it as well so not a bad trade. We paid $50 for a riverfront corner spot. The bathrooms were ok but there were no toilet seat covers :( The grounds man was super helpful and said the water for the showers would be hot for as long as you needed it to be hot. We stayed overnight and didn't have a need for the showers. The roadway to get to the sites was pretty muddy so wouldn't recommend a car going through here. They give you a code to go in and out of the park. It's not a gate but an arm like those you pay at public parks. They have a weird dog policy. No pit bulls, Dobermans, chows and there was one more probably Rottweilers but can't remember. Said it was insurance related. So I would call ahead if you have a big dog needing to stay.

S2 camp site

Very nice spot. I come here once a year with family and friends and we love the atmosphere. We had one issue with Charlie and he came to our site about a tree. Instead of letting me talk and explain he was very aggressive and very very rude. If he's still there next time we go my family and friends will no longer keep going when we just relax and enjoy our time. Dave the security and Tim were very nice and handle our situation with Charlie wonderfully.

Found this gem years ago! The bathrooms on site  if you need help Dallas was a big help. She made the booking so easy
Mr. Lunchbox J.

The best!! Dallas the front desk manager makes the booking easy!! Trust me a must go family campground!

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2 months ago

Love this place! I come back every year. Dallas is the most amazing sweet person ever!

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11 months ago

Very accommodating people. Very nice, safe, cozy place to stay. What more do you need?

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10 months ago

Great location for anything outdoors i loved how close to everything it was. It was everything we expected

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1 year ago

Well kept campgrounds. Convenient store nearby clean bathrooms. Nice people everywhere. Good family place to go.

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2 years ago

Wonderful park! I was right on the river in R12 and enjoyed every minute of it. I'll definitely be coming back.

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6 years ago

Just spent three nights camping on the Lagoon. Best trip ever. Kids had a blast. Can't wait to come back.

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Ask the Community - Lindy's Landing Campground

Do they have monthly rates?

Yes they do.

Is this a gated campground?

Yes. You need a key card to enter but an arm like rr crossings.

Is there tent camping?

Unfortunetly, the campgroud has decided to become an only RV park. You are allowed up to 2 tents with your site along with your RV, tent trailer, camper, pop-up trailer and etc. Just not allowing only tent sites.

Is there a playground?

Well it's maybe not your normal playground but there is a ton of things to do and see just the camping environment and friendly atmosphere alone is a playground. When the river water is low there is plenty of sandy beach for a kid to explore

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They always want to go back to Lindy's Landing On The Kings River for our annual vacation!

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