Visited on more than one occasion. My last visit was June 2025. Our RV spot was perfect. My…read morediscontent was due to the lack of hygiene in the bathrooms. They are not cleaned and disinfected throughout the day. There's a sign inside the bathrooms telling the customer to call for service The staff were unresponsive to my concern. The store /office is only open from 10;00-4:00pm, requiring customer to wait till the next day to address issues The pool is open from 10am-10pm Great hours but be advised once the sun goes down there is minimal light There is ample places to sit by the pool and a few cabanas.

We stayed here the last weekend of June, to avoid driving to Yosemite 2x in a weekend for our boys…read moresummer camp. We stayed in cabin 54 The pictures on the website look very well maintained and clean. Yet in person it was very unkept. The pool was slightly green, and Park had a few broken pieces, and a ton of weeds. I am so glad we didn't bring our golden doodle, because the dog park was dirt and weeks, along with our cabin area. We arrived an hour and a half before check in, we were told by the lady at the front desk that our cabin was a priority, however after an hour of waiting we had to leave to go pick up our son, we were told at 2pm that they were just need to add linens to our cabin and it will be ready, but we had to go. Check in time is 3pm. When we arrived back to the park at 4:30pm, we were told that the staff was still putting linens in our cabin. We couldn't check in until 5pm... 2 hours after their check in time. When I booked this cabin, I specifically asked the staff if the beds came with linens, or if we had to bring our own. I was told that this is similar to a hotel and all lines are provided. Grated after we checked in the office closed. We didn't realize till bed time that both bunks up stairs, and the pull out bed and no linens!! I tried calling the after hours number, only to be forwarded to voicemail. We had dirty dishes in the cabinets, old spices with spice residue in the cabinet, let over open bag of ice in the freezer, a sock in bedroom drawer. The TV WiFi wasn't working, dusty and dirty fans in the bathroom and the bedroom. AC unit in the living room wasn't working. The bedroom had 2 bedside lamps, one with a busted lamp shade and the other missing completely. The bedroom light, was flickering, and then shutting completely off, we had concerns of a shortage, but was told it was the light bulbs. The loft carpet smelt like piss. Siding coming off the staircase. Kitchen chandelier was hanging up by a plastic shoe hook. Just felt really dingy and dirty after seeing things. For the price it definitely wasn't worth it: the workers were semi helpful, and refunded me a night.

We stayed at High Sierra RV Park February 16-19 (Presidents Weekend). We arrived late, so our…read morereservation info was taped up on the office door. We stayed in back-in, FHU site 42 which is in the only row of 50 Amp sites, which are near the entrance. The site was completely level! The electric, water and sewer connections worked as expected and were well placed. There is absolutely NO WiFi. AT&T, Verizon and TMobile cellular had full bars throughout the park. Cable is available, but all I could get was Telemundo. The sites were roomy enough. The 30amp FHU sites farther inside the park appeared roomier though. They also back up to the rivers edge. The Fresno River runs along the length of the park and at this time of year, there are multiple waterfalls that create very relaxing white noise. The campground was very quiet and easy to relax in. The office is well stocked with all the RV essentials and Katie the manager, was very helpful and friendly. The maintenance guy was super helpful and answered all my questions throughout the day. There is some room for the kids to ride bikes and there are two rarely used horseshoe pits. The park is dated and needs some TLC, but it is in Oakhurst, on the Fresno River, and near the southern entrance to Yosemite. The rustic feel is very nice. I would stay again when in the area.

I would have given 0. the worst place to stay. the website pictures are a lie. it is ALL dirt…read moreand a very few weed. had to pay external for WIFI. and still only 2 bars. and this extra charge was only good for ONE device. and the 5G was faster. so basically paid extra for Nothin. I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone.

Outdoorsy Yosemite Campsite was easy to locate even at night. It was about an hour and a half away…read morefrom Yosemite Valley so not too bad and the fact that it was so close to Bass Lake was great! So overall, the campsite was in a great location. Remote enough that it was peaceful but not isolated. Amenities we used which were bathrooms mainly were VERY well maintained and each lot had a faucet with water and an outlet as well as a bench. We noticed there was a laundromat, a park, a pool, and trash and recycle bins throughout the park. My only complaint was that it was all rock and that sucked for my back. We saw a mama bear and her cubs everyday and that was super cool.

Disappointing. Booked a tent spot which was essentially in what looked to be an overflow parking…read morelot. Not a tree around. Honestly looking around the campground I was surprised at how many people seemed to be living there for an extended amount of time. It felt like a small town in the middle of no where, where if you were just passing through...you weren't welcome. Very strange. Every RV was about 5 ft apart. I really wish I booked another place for my birthday. I gave 2 stars just for the showers. The picture shows the three piles of rock, and mulch just sitting there like I camped in rock quarry. Concrete all around.

We stayed here in June 2026 for our birthdays . We stayed on campsite 22. The campsite was clean…read moreand toilets were clean . The host were super kind and helpful . Our site had access to a creek and caught 5 rainbow trout and a ton of crawdad. Very quite at night , the creek sounds put me to sleep . Kids had a blast for our first camping trip. Also there was a beautiful waterfall up the hill . We were super close to the entrance of Yosemite. We are definitely staying here all year

I recently stayed at Summerland Campground from 7/7-7/10 on camp sites #3 and #4 and overall had a…read morepositive experience. The campground was well-maintained, with neat grounds and clean restrooms, which made for a pleasant stay. The campground host was incredibly accommodating and helpful throughout our visit. However, I did encounter a concerning issue: during our hike in Yosemite Valley, some of my property was stolen from my campsite. While I don't want to negatively impact the campground's reputation, I feel it's important for fellow campers to be aware of this. Even though the area feels safe, I highly recommend keeping your belongings secured and out of sight when you're away from your site. Overall, I enjoyed my time at Summerland Campground and would recommend it, but just exercise caution with your belongings.

What camping with my family had a wonderful time staff was extremely friendly and helpful beautiful…read morelocation beautiful amenities

Very clean. Friendly, welcoming and helpful staff. Beautiful surroundings right on the river. Nice…read moreand convenient laundry room. Gas station with convenience store makes it quick and easy to grab a snack and fill up right where you're staying! The cabins are really nice and more spacious than they appear from the outside.

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.

Nice peaceful place with grass and a lake. It has fish, but access from the shore is steep. The…read moremosquitoes were brutal, so we didn't spend the cooler evenings outside. Be aware that as of May 2026, the internet can't be connected to without a browser (so our TV would never connect). Unfortunately, we probably won't come back, even though the grounds were nice and quiet.

Location Location Location Clean Clean Clean ! Perfect location between Redding and San Diego for a…read morestay. Besides being affordable, we appreciated how clean and accessible the laundry and bathrooms are. It was nice to sit and enjoy putting our feet in the pool and even appreciated the simple things-- vending machines to stay put and shopping close by as well. Right off highway 99 so makes a super easy stay while traveling. People reside there as well and as overnighters we appreciated spaces for us and the friendliness. Will likely return on our way home!

Awesome place... They of course would rather you come in during working hours but if not they are…read morevery accommodating great people very nice

I've been camping for more than 25 years, whether it be dispersed with limited facilities or sites…read morethat have full on electrical outlets and close to a body of water (like Camp Edison). Yet majority of the time, I have been lucky to get a reservation here. To make a reservation, you will need to go on Camplife.com and select Camp Edison as your location. Reservations open up 6 months prior to your desired camping dates. So if you want to camp around June, you will need to get on the reservation site around December and compete with others in the reservation process. Reserving for May-July are the worst; similar to reserving at Yosemite National Park. It can be frustrating as you will be assigned a random number in the queue at 8am on the dot; so make sure you're logged in at least 15 minutes prior just in case you encounter connection issues. You can be either #1 or #1000; it just depends on how many are on the site at that given time. You also have a time limit to make your reservation or risk to having it swooped by another camper if you fail to do so. I recommend making your reservation on a desktop and not on mobile as you might have issues with cell signal. As far as the experience goes, I just love camping here. Sites are adequately spaced but other "Loops" may be a bit spacier. Most sites are RV/Trailer accomodating. Electric meters for eac site, communal water stations, hot showers (shower card needed) and flushing toilets. They also have a Camp Store near the Check In Booth. There are also vendors that drive around that sell firewood. You can also rent boats at the Shaver Lake Marina, and if fully booked, you can try your luck at the nearby Sierra Marina. Walking distance to Shaver Lake and a few mins drive to the Shaver Lake town. I highly recommend this campgrund if you're lucky to snag a spot online. Also, you can pay for "Day Use" only - which basically is equivalent to a Day Pass. Good luck!

Amazing location for an all day Family trip. The road is a bit curvy and high elevation. Lots of…read moreparking, boat ramp as well. Highly recommend. Beautiful scenery.

Space 78 had been raked before we arrived. Picnic table was clean top and underneath (no spiders),…read morenice shaded spot all day, room for our travel trailer, truck and additional tents. We were traveling with other family members and had enough room to use our site as the main gathering spot. Bathrooms were clean, a very quiet park in the evenings. well stocked store with hand scooped ice cream to purchase, souvenirs, things you may have forgotten. Prices were reasonable. Lots of good fishing spots and places to play in the water within driving distance. Our whole family loved it!

We love this place! We have been staying here in the summers for the last 6 years or so. They have…read morefull hook-ups in each site, the bathrooms and showers are always clean and tended to. You can't choose your spot anymore so if you have young kids, see if you can be placed somewhere off the main road; it's worth a shot to ask since it makes me nervous that kids can wander up the small hill onto the main highway. The store is always stocked and the service is friendly. Keep in mind that the store closes at 6pm so if you're a late arrival, you can check in the following morning.

Everything went well I love that place the only problem they are short handed the restrooms were…read moredirty not taken care of. Other than that beautiful place to spend a day or a week

45 minutes away from Yosemite valley. This is a good option if you can't get a campsite or…read moreaccommodations in the valley. Pros + clean restrooms, stocked with toilet paper and hand soap! + beautiful area, some sites have water while others have lots of trees + prices are reasonable for the sites Cons - no showers. Zero. None. - no spigot - unable to wash dishes or clothes in bathroom sinks - bear country meaning all food and including all items with a scent must be locked away in the bear lockers or you may be cited - no trash cans, all trash goes to the designated dumpsters!