Camp Three Campground

The site is great! Just make sure to pick one closest to the river. We were at site 49. About 40 ft (2 mins walk) from the river and "beach access" which is open to everyone (first come first serve basis). Bring river tubes. Some parts of the river has enough current and dept for tubing. You will have to ask permission from other sites if you need access to some parts of the river. Other campers are pretty chill about it. Host is nice too and very helpful. Vaulted toilet is clean but definitely not out thing. Overall, great experience. Will definitely be back! :)

Great Group Site (#1). Plenty of Parking and additional Overflow Parking. Close to town and the Brewery (if you so choose) and also about 50min away from the Sequoia Forest (Trail of 100 Giants) - Take a side trip for a few hours it's worth it!

Very pretty camping area near a quaint town. It was hot so dipping in the nearby river was fun

Site was well kept. Bathrooms were kept clean and always had toilet paper.
The camp host was very friendly. He made rounds in the morning and evening and checked in making sure we had everything and everyone was picking up after themselves.

Camp host was great

Huge campsite right along the river for easy swimming access. Clean toilets and running water. Nice camp host. Will definitely come back!

The campsites that are not along the river have little to no shade, making it very difficult to stay there during the day, especially in hot weather. If you cannot reserve a riverside site, bring a camper or a large canopy to create your own shade. However, I strongly recommend choosing a riverside site if one is available. The campground host is very friendly and keeps the entire place clean and well organized.

Campsite was spacious and had more than enough space to fit multiple tents comfortably. The road passes right behind the campsite but we didnt seem to notice too much noise from the cars passing by. There are 4 porta potties, a water spout, and a trashcan very close to the campsite which was convenient. Porta potties were kept clean and I noticed the camp host going around and checking the trashes/bathroom daily.

We went on a really hot weekend. One major downside is the lack of shade, bring extra canopies. The other major downside is there is no easy river access from this specific site. We were able to find a path down to the river but had to walk through an old dry creek bed and lots of fallen greenery. There is no cell service in the campground, but there is service up the road in Kernville. On the last day there was a lot of bees around the campsite.

All in all, we would come back to this campsite. Our group enjoyed it and the trek to the river was well worth it to keep cool during the day.

The camp host did an awesome job maintaining the sites. The bathroom was clean and well attended.

Beautiful place. Right next to the river. Little light pollution at night do there is a beautiful view of the night skies. Amenities are basic as advertised, but clean.