Love R-Ranch owner since 1991. Best thing I got for my kids we absolutely made the best memories up…read morehere with my family . Lake fishing, horse back riding, pool/spas ,family rooms , dancing and all activities, friendly people .I could go on . Such a beautiful place smelling the fresh air and away from home to a 2nd home. Now my kids bought in and making memories with their kids . You'll absolutely fall in love with this as we did

A beautiful one-of-a-kind place on earth. It's like going back to the old days with all the…read moreconveniences of today's world. The town is surrounded by mountains and trees. There is lots of wildlife and friendly people. This is definitely my favorite place to visit and since I am an owner, I can visit 182 days a year. I loved to walk around the lake, ride one of our 25 horses, hang out with my Ranch friends and family at my RV or the Double "R" Restaurant & Saloon. The bands are great. I wish I could sing because they have a state-of-the-art Karaoke system that gets everyone up and dancing. The lake is full of fish, the birds are singing, and the bullfrogs are croaking. Its serene and surreal. Come and see for yourself. You will also want to become an owner.

Nice place to camp. Camped here twice…read more Lots of shade, clean bathrooms and showers. Looks like every spot has a fire pit and bench. If you forget anything or want to grab food, the town is five minutes outside of camp.

I'm finally reading the reviews halfway through our stay, and I'm glad I didn't read them before as…read moreI would not have booked here. At first glance the campground is confusing but after a day I had our spot figured out and I appreciate that everyone isn't lined up like a parking lot. Everyone I have dealt with here has been friendly, even the ground crew took a minute to say hello to my little dogs when we were in a walk. While in town I checked out the other places to stay just to compare, and I am 100% happy with our choice. Just a caveat for anyone traveling to Kernville in the summer, they have energy black outs due to high winds and fire risk. We had almost an entire day without electricity but our spot was shady and the dogs stayed cool inside.

What a lovely little place! It's all dirt. Don't be expecting lush grass; this is the desert. The…read moremouth of Death Valley. But there is a real (teeny) lake with great access, clear swimable water and good visibility for littles! AND your dog can go in it! They have paddle boards and kayaks to borrow, and a suspension bridge you can go across (nope) and probably jump off of (that would be my grandson). The tennis court looks good enough, with a basket ball hoop at one end. They have lovely pavillion type structures at the side of the lake with a lovely view of the mountains. Super friendly & helpful staff... What's not to like! Quiet. I'm hoping there will be good star visibility tonight!

We stayed at Lake Olancha RV Park for 2 nights on our way to Death Valley National Park and had a…read morewonderful experience. The location is very easy to find, and they provide clear, exact driving directions. You can see the big board right from the road, which makes it even easier to locate. The park is very neat and clean, with large pull-through RV spaces that make parking stress-free. The views are absolutely breathtaking, and the atmosphere is very calm and quiet. The owner is very responsive and available 24 hours, which made us feel well taken care of. We would definitely stay here again and highly recommend this RV park.

We rented a cabin billed as accommodation for 4 people. There is one real bed but the other is a…read morepull out couch/bed that is better described as a device designed to prevent sleep! Miserable and uncomfortable to say the least. I would invite the owner to try a night on this thing. Only plan on using the real bed. This place can't accommodate four people as it is now.

One of the main bathrooms was closed with unknown issues. The solution was to gender share. You…read moreopen the door and yell in to see who was using the showers and is this an embarrassing day. No one worked on it during the four days I was there. The grounds maintenance guy was outstanding.

Great little rv park and not expensive , if you like the mountains and desert the sunsets and…read moresunrises are worth it , the folks that run it are friendly and very helpful , if you get there late you can self checkin , I planned on staying overnight ended up there for 3 days, open high desert surrounds the park with trails for walking your dog , large coveys of quail ,almost forgot they have a playground for kids.

No internet at any of our groups three locations. The signal was very weak. They no longer have…read morecable and really bad internet. We've been camping at this campground for five years. It seems like they are not improving but have raised their prices significantly

Sequoia RV Ranch used to be one of our favorite camping spots but now...since the Airbnb started on…read morethe other side of the creek, your more likely to be traumatized but 24 hour, crappy, loud, thump your eardrums music that even hear the creek your literally looking at...we're done with this place. Left our site early to get some peace at home..We totally get that its not the RV parks fault, but that doesn't make it magically enjoyable to be tortured like that while paying to stay here.

We are visiting a friend who works in Ridgecrest, unable to stay on China Lake RV park, Bertrands…read morewas recommended. Very simple, all level sites, most are dirt. They're very wide, a couple trees, $30 a night for 50 amp full hookup. Would definitely stay again if ever in the area. They do not take reservations, first come, first served.

So this place is called Sierra Vista which is kind of funny because we live in Sierra Vista…read moreArizona but I'm from Lone Pine going up to the reunion so we stayed one night here which is a great deal for military $35 a night or so they had a nice restrooms and showers and places to cook your food and entertainment and entertainment they also have a bowling alley on the base and gas, a commissary And a place to eat

Traveling home wanted to check out a few rv parks. We discovered this place is actually on the…read morenaval base. We explained to the guard we were just checking the rv park out. The guard wasn't sure we could stay there because my husband isn't retired military so our adventure began. Found the park. It is nice and someplace we would stay. Caution! After getting lost on the base and our encounter with a different guard station we finally found where to go to get a base permit. So, unless you are active military or retired you can't stay here.

Very disappointed We arrived at 3 o'clock in the afternoon and the office was closed, no answer…read morewhen called. We waited for over 20 minutes. We made these reservations 6 months ago.This was very unprofessional and we ended up needing to find another place to stay. This place looks very sketchy also. Now we know why it's so inexpensive.

It's definitely not a resort, more like a trailer park. The sign entering even says Mobile Home and…read moreRV Park. Tables have cracks and huge holes. Tons of weeds and stickers. If we had water in our tanks we would have asked for a refund. Did not feel safe walking around.