My husband, friend and I stayed at this campground last weekend as a quick stop before we went…read morebackpacking in sequoia. I'd definitely recommend staying here if you are doing something similar! The campground has walk up sites. You'll park in a private parking lot and will walk to your site from there. All of the sites are pretty close to the parking lot - even if you have a lot of stuff, it shouldn't be a problem. Each site has a picnic table and fire pit. We stayed at site number 6, which was pretty huge. I'd definitely recommend this site, with my only complaint being that the lights to the karaoke bar shine in a little bit. One thing to note is that this campground is not for parties. It is definitely a campground where you'll want to talk in your "quiet" voice. Overall, I'd recommend this campground!

My friends and I stayed here one night for a trip to Sequoia National Park. We would stay here…read moreagain on future trips, especially if you can't get a campground in the park. Here is some comments: Location: It is about 12 min to the front gate of the park, so super close. The campground is right by HWY 190. You can hear the cars but the traffic noise dies down to almost zero at night. There is restaurant/bar across the street which we found enjoyable especially since it was super hot outside! It had good food and drink. Price: It was very reasonably priced though you have to pay additional money for more than more car which it is due on arrival because you can't pay online for it. Staff/Facilities: The camp manager was very nice and welcoming. The bathroom and showers were clean and maintained. (Hot water too in shower!) Our campground was in the center next to others but we weren't disturbed. I included a camp map to help others with choosing a good spot. I would recommend 7/8 as they are in the back away from everything. Also, there is no potable water and while there is a camp store, it was closed when we were there. There are fire pits at each campsite. Overall, we had a good experience and this is a solid choice if you can't stay in the park. Just be prepared for some driving once you get in the park.

Hosts/Owners are super friendly and the wine is terrific! The campers for their overnight guests…read moreare just adorable! Highly recommend a stop here!

We drove up to Delilah Ridge Winery from Three Rivers as we were in Sequoia for a wedding and were…read moregreeted warmly by both Kirsten and Stacy as they hadn't yet opened. They let us sit and get comfortable as well as check out their sweet grounds which included 5 vintage camper AirBNB units which we were able to check out while tasting....pretty cool. The wines we had were solid. 2 x white and 2 x red. We also opened up a bottle of Pinot Noir which was really good also! We got a bottle of Cab reserve to go which I'm sure by tasting the others will be awesome! Anyways a great experience from two awesome people! Check out Delilah Ridge (and stay there!) if you're checking out the parks. 5-stars!

Clingan's Cabins & Coffee is a little lifesaver for anyone on a family friendly Sequoia/King's…read moreCanyon Trip. Amazing food with healthy and kid-oriented options and even better coffee. Quick service, cute cafe, and super kind staff. Me and my family went for our weekend trip every morning. 10/10 recommend.

Looks like a very popular spot as shortly after 8:30, there was a line spanning the whole place. We…read moregot two almond orange blossom lattes as the April special. We also got the cowboy cookie, basic rings on everything, and a chocolate scone. Lots of coffee flavor options and a nice soft bagel. Cozy interior and friendly staff. Great place to get breakfast.

Our family loves staying at AutoCamp! We've previously stayed at the Guerneville and Yosemite…read morelocations, and this was our first visit to AutoCamp Three Rivers. Pros: * Conveniently located near Sequoia National Park * Several restaurants nearby * Friendly and accommodating staff * Clean clubhouse with good food options, happy hour, and activities offered throughout the day * Private river access and a small play area for young children * free coffee, tea, and hot cocoa at the clubhouse all day Cons: * The pool could have been maintained better; there were quite a few dead insects and leaves floating in the water * The shower water pressure in our Airstream was very weak throughout our stay * The outdoor picnic table and chairs were dirty upon arrival * small cockroach found inside the airstream, yikes! Overall, we enjoyed our stay and appreciated the convenient location and welcoming staff. With a few improvements to maintenance and cleanliness, this location could provide an even better experience.

Tier 1 glamping - fancy camping without the dirty parts…read more Great way to experience camping if you're not into sleeping in a tent, on the floor or using latrines. Staff is very friendly. Nightly hot chocolate bar. Daily granola cereal. Coffee, tea, whole and oat milk. Parking can be tight. Only Tesla chargers available. No CCS which is a huge problem.

This was my first time in Sunset Campground and second trip to Kings Canyon. I read Yelp for some…read moretips and although I found some information, this time I gathered more detailed info I wish I had found: *Also, this trip we had 4 sites, but best was site #40* 48 was good and large and near 40. 27 and 44 were okay. 1. It is true. Site 40 is probably the best of the sites, and the one next to it. The sunset view is insane. You can also see in the distance the layers of mountains and trees that seem to go into infinity. These sites are usually taken very quickly when the reservation opens so if you can't get it, you can always walk here from your site to see the sunset. Just don't disturb the occupants when you walk past their setup. 2. Yes, there seems to be constant firewood to be gathered albeit in amorphous shapes and sizes. They burn good (went in July where everything was pretty dry). I only brought with me one bundle of purchased firewood and left with about 3 pieces back... Tons of firewood can be found when you walk to the trail that takes you to General Grant. 3. Site #27. Best to stay a site distance away from the restrooms as I noticed some people will walk across my site to get to them (really depends where). But it had a really close water source and restrooms right there. Two Parking spots. 4. MOST SITES HAD ONE PARKING ONLY. Read carefully as my friend assumed their site had 2 parking spots each but that wasn't the case. You can't park on anything except asphalt they said. 5. There is overflow parking and for what i saw, it was fairly spacious and had empty spots available on a weekend when I started my hike. It's near the check in booth for the campground. 6. Hume lake is 30 mins drive and people kayak here, take a dip in the water (don't go far), and fish too. I only caught fish the size of my hand so they were all released. 7. Sequoia Lake is PRIVATE and owned by the YMCA, so you can't go there. 8. Market is very close but should drive there. Anything you need they'll have, ice, cooking oil, ice cream, etc. Highly recommended even if it was full. It didn't feel too crowded and people seemed to respect quiet hours. The air was clean and full of oxygen. The view of the sunset was the best part **I hope you find these tips Helpful, helps me know if it's worth writing about this as I am usually a food reviewer person** Thanks! Happy camping.

Is it beautiful? Yes But the camp sites are a little close…read moretogether. The bathroom really needed a deep clean by the time we checked in on Sunday and two out of the four stalls were out of order. The bear boxes were very large, which we appreciated. But our site (60) was right on the road, so lots of road noise at night. Also, very close to the main road so you could hear cars driving. People were very loud after hours, and kept lights on their RVs. So this took away from the experience for sure. Overall, it's a national park campsite so you get what you get to be in the national park It was reasonably priced

"The best week of my life", which is what most kids say about it. As a counselor who goes up with…read moremy church, I have to agree. This place is wonderful. So much fun and so beautiful. The camp program keeps kids engaged, busy, having fun and learning about Jesus, while also giving them free time to do their own thing. The thing most campers complain about is the food but I think it's great. I've had a lot of camp food over my years and this measures up there. In addition the kids have a salad bar and fruit to choose from for each meal. The camp has security and they are quick to stop anyone who doesn't belong. The snack shack ice cream milkshakes are the best!

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.

Great place to stay at the heart of Kings Canyon! Easy to access and close to many beautiful trails.read more

It was my first time camping in awhile. It was great! The restrooms were clean and the area to…read morestore food had more than enough room! You will definitely see a bear or two just make sure to make loud noises to scare them away! But I highly recommend this place!

For our first time camping in Kings Canyon, the campsite was an excellent choice! It's located…read morewithin the National Park. Very convenient for first time campers as well. The Campsite has nice bathrooms, monitored and Maintained by the campsites rangers and has water spouts/sinks. Located next to the south fork of the Kings Canyon River, fishing is permitted and permit is required (check local and state regulations). The is lots of trails and areas to go hiking as well as day use areas further up the river. In case you forget anything there is a lodge which has a well stocked market as well as snack shop to get some food. Showers and Laundry facilities are very nice for camping standards and tokens are available at the market.

I've been to Kings Canyon - Cedar Grove many times (10+) and it never disappoints. Great inbetween…read moreplace to meet LA and SF friends! Part of me does not want to recommend - because more people will go - but it's just too good to keep to myself! Have FUN!!