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Sequoia National Park web site

We stayde at Sequoia Ranch RV Park while visiting the park.  Its a nice RV park, with a very friendly staff, but its close, not much privacy. Roads were tight and moving around when its full cna be problematic.  It was easter vacation, so it was full while we were there, making it hard to get to the dump site and around the park.

3 Rivers is a real small town, with not much going on prior to the summer season, beautiful river and scenery.  Don’t eat at teh Gaeway Resturant, its too expensive and food is only OK.

Black Rock Campground is located at 4,000 feet evelation, has 100 campsites, no utilities, water is available. Fees are $15 per night.

The entrance road to this campground is bad, potholed and in desparate need of reapir.  Not ure who it belongs to the NPS, the state, or the city, but it need attention.  The park roads are not too much better.  This is an old style park, made for car and tent campers, small motor homes, an  short trailers.  I have s 23′ and it was tight in many places.  No signage, so arriving after dark makes it really fun and exciting. 

We had a put through, but it wasn’t level n any direction, so getting seup was interesting. I don’t think we will be returning here.

Reservations: Sites at Black Rock and Indian Cove campgrounds may be reserved from September through the Memorial Day weekend by calling 1-877-444-6777 up to six months in advance of the date you want to reserve. Or you may make reservations online at www.recreation.gov

Joshua Tree National Park web site