Three Rivers stands as the southern gateway to Sequoia National Park, where the Kaweah River carves through oak-studded hills. Camp here to launch hikes among the world's largest trees, from Giant Forest to Moro Rock. Our directory lists 22 RV parks that put you steps from these wonders.
Three Rivers clings to the wild Kaweah River, drawing adventurers to its role as Sequoia National Park's front door. Drive Sierra Drive to spot the Sequoia Tree Nursery or grab coffee at the River View Restaurant. Hike the Marble Falls Trail for waterfalls, or pedal the bok choy farm loops near the Ash Mountain Entrance. Festivals like the Kaweah Arts Council events fill summer weekends with local art.
Lodgepole Campground in Sequoia National Park fits families with dump stations, water hookups, and pet-friendly sites at $32 per night. Dorst Creek Campground, temporarily closed, served groups with pull-through sites and dump stations from $32 to $80 nightly. Sunset Campground in Kings Canyon welcomes pets and groups with drinking water for $32 to $60. Sheep Creek Campground suits tent-RV hybrids near park trails.
Three Rivers serves as the gateway to Sequoia National Park. The Kaweah River flows through town, offering rafting and fishing spots. Hikers flock here for trails to Giant Forest and Crescent Meadow, just minutes from the Ash Mountain Entrance. Local spots like Sierra Subs draw crowds after park adventures.
Lodgepole Campground, Dorst Creek Campground, Sunset Campground, and Sheep Creek Campground top our list. Lodgepole sits inside Sequoia National Park with dump stations and pet-friendly sites. Dorst Creek offers pull-throughs but stays temporarily closed; Sunset provides group areas in Kings Canyon.
Yes, Lodgepole, Dorst Creek, and Sunset Campgrounds all welcome pets. Lodgepole adds dump stations and water hookups for easy stays. Sunset includes drinking water and group sites, perfect for traveling with dogs near Sequoia trails.
