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“You are in a National Forest surrounded by huge trees! What could be better? ”
Nightly Rate: $32 USD
Easy access to both Kings Canyon and Sequoia National Parks.This is a typical Forest Service no hookups campground. Internal roads are easy to navigate. Some sites follow the landscape with...
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| Site Type | nlfs jz |
| Site Space | brkz suuz ahrhlz dgs fe oubifdquc |
| Sewer Connection | nn |
| Water Connection | mc |
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| Space Between Lots | ungvxudq |
| Sun & Foliage | ckdqop kfxsh |
| Tow Vehicle Parking | dkg |
Tip for Other Campers:
There are a few OHV roads that take you to other significant sights. Forest Road (FR) 13S03 goes to the Chicago Stump. FR 13S55 goes to the Boole Tree Trail Head. Along the way you'll pass through Stump Meadow. Where you'll see the carnage of 1900's logging of ancient Sequoia trees.
“Lovely tall trees”
Nightly Rate: $25 USD
Very quiet and relaxing and friendly neighbors We camped at Princess Campground in a Tent.
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| Site Type | ddagi |
| Site Space | ekvf xjf sgwefr aqo qg xjeduzo |
| Sewer Connection | fq |
| Water Connection | axc |
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| Space Between Lots | omoohf |
| Sun & Foliage | lmirfmddqublrrlu |
Tips from campers about Princess Campground
- G & I Lots of fun exploring the caves. Bring flashlights. We wore our bike helmets but they do have some to use at the visitor's center. Good sturdy shoes also needed. They have caves with various difficulties. We didn't choose the ones we needed to crawl through.
- RickRei603 Be at the Visitor Center (walking distance from the campground) as soon it opens if you wish to participate in a ranger-led FCFS cave tour. The tour when we were there filled as soon as the Visitor Center opened with day-trippers. Many caves are closed during the summer for nesting bats check before you go.
- Loiz3744 Ii is mostly open, some shade. Be prepared.
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Very beautiful area just north of Grant Grove on Hwy 180. It is a U.S. Forest Service Campground with no hookups and vault type toilets. Must reserve sites through Reserve America. Could be a very...
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