Wheeler Gorge

A gorgeous site, would recommend.

The hosts were very friendly and accommodating, the sites were well maintained, and it's located fairly close to a number of trailheads. I'd never been to the area before so I didn't know just how foggy it gets, but aside from some stuff getting a little soggy from the mist in the morning it was a great experience and I look forward to coming back.

Wheeler Gorge is always a favorite campground for us. With two young kids, it’s nice to be away from it all at the campground but with the option to drive to Ojai within 15 mins. I didn’t particularly like my campsite this time as it was quite close to neighbors on both sides, but it was nice being able to hear the creek.

Wheeler George exceeded my expectations. We spent an amazing weekend here. The campground has plenty of natural shade a beautiful creek running through it. No cellphone service so you can really disconnect and just enjoy your stay. They a do a phenomenal job at keeping the campground safe and clean the restrooms were well kept and stocked with plenty toilet paper. There is no running water so come prepared. They do enforce their rules, especially quiet hours which I appreciated a lot. We saw the host driving around the campground at night making sure everything is good and campers had enough wood. I will definitely be back.

Which campsite you have is key. We stayed in 63 and 64 in our 20’ trailer in late March. Great location on the river that provided a perfect backdrop for sound all day. Plenty of snow melt made for a water to play in and try our chances at fishing in. Host was great providing us with hike and fishing info. Chilly night temperatures were great for fires. No water on site. Firewood for sale with the host. The ranger station was open Sat/Sun if you want more info.

Chill spot.. the water was running pretty good for a creek. The camphost was excellent. Beware, there was poison oak EVERYWHERE. I even tried to do a trail over by the bridge and stopped when I saw the path overrun by Poison Oak. You might even have some at your site, so watch the kids/animals. This place and Reyes Creek are great little spots for an LA local, but it's kinda scrubby if you are from far away. That being said, Kings Canyon and some other of our favorite spots were ruined by fires and floods, so camping in the Sequoias might be stories we only tell our grandchildren.

It was very pretty and quiet. You could hear the water from the creek and the view of the stars was amazing. Our camp site was right next to the road, not too noisy but can see cars driving by or people riding their bikes, there was no fence and people could just walk in

Host very friendly and helpful. Sites and campground overall well maintained and public areas clean.

Great camp ground! Since there’s been so much rain there’s lots of water running water in the creek. Be aware that there are creek crossings. My Honda civic made it through just fine though

Really beautiful campground, would recommend camping across the river as the sites by the road are about 10 feet from the loud road.