Tule

Bathrooms & showers almost all out of order. The one shower that worked was filthy w bugs/dirt and had only cold water. Witnessed bathroom cleaning lady pull up & open each door without going in-despite the visible bugs and trash on floor of the same doors i had JUST opened! She then picked up 2 pieces of paper on lawn & got in her car & went to next bathroom where I timed her at 3 min. Nice pay gig. She drove maroon PT cruiser & she needs to be fired.

The ck in staff gave no direction or map to which campground and did not come into the drizzling rain to give our pass but came out 5 min later to stand there in the rain and smoke.

I have raved about the COE parks we have camped at through the years. There have been many and in various different states. They were all meticulous and everything in perfect working order. My gosh, Tule Campground at Success Lake is an embarrassment and should be avoided by anyone but locals to launch their boats on what is a beautiful lake.

Simple Camground south of Seqouia NP. Well-maintained restrooms and warm showers. Big campsites, kinda far from each other.

We go here avidly with our motor home and boat and totally enjoy our time. This is the place we love to take our grand kids as well.

I Love this Camp grounds. Great price only$20 dollars a day. 8 people 2 cars. Hot showers for free. Really hot. The best showers we have used out of many campsites we've been to. They do not allow any type of tree tents. We got shut down. That's OK though. The lake is just a short walk away. Restrooms are clean. No electrical outlets wich is fine by me. Different sites have arbors some don't. Fire pits in every site. Great Camping for a 1st time family. All around I give it a 8 out if 10.

First time camping here Monday through Thursday had a great time peaceful and relaxing, Janice in the office was outstanding and very hopeful, I'm looking forward to another trip in July, see you soon

We had a great time ! The weather was comfortable. The camp hosts were great and gave us a heads up when there was a problem with the dump station. One word of advice would be to bring an extra water hose as the water bibs in Tule North sites can be quite a ways from your site. Nice affordable place to camp !

This is a very nice campground and I will return. I gave 4 stars and not five because on arrival my site was very dirty the fire pit had trash in it, cans, a 1/2 full jug of milk and so on. The campsite overall was littered with the left overs of Easter. The wonderfull host did come over with a blower and cleaned off most of the litter, I cleaned the fire pit.
The dump station was out of service and I had to go elswhere and pay $20.00 to the outfit up the road but that said it was some miscreant that tossed there cloths down the pipe at the dump and plugged things up.
Did I say the host was graet as well as the rangers.
Good job

Scenic level site. Both campground hosts are so nice and helpful. They both know about all the campsites. Would definitely stay at Lake Success again.

This place has incredible potential. Being here in the spring, it was breathtaking with green grass, snow on the mountain tops and on a reservoir. But there are a couple of problems. First, we reserved a site with electric and water, but when we arrived, we were told the water spigot was 150 ft away. Seriously? Fortunately, the camp host helped us find a spot with water at least within 50 ft. Next, most of the sites - on the north side of the campground - were not level. So our 43 ft motorhome was difficult to level. Neighbors in larger class A vehicles, had their front wheels off the ground. Next, the dump station was not working and there was no plan on when it would. It had been unavailable for the previous 2 weeks and still no idea. Lastly, this complaint is about the campers. Easter weekend was the weekend prior to our arrival and our campsite was trashed with broken egg shells, confetti, mylar and so on. This was also in other sites nearby. On the weekends, get ready for parties that get loud after dark, even though quiet hours are after 8pm. We are full time RVers, and this last point is nationwide, especially since Covid. The problem is dog owners. Very few people pick up after their dogs and this park is no exception. The lack of personal responsibility and etiquette seems to be leaving the camping world quickly. One last point - there is a gravel pit just to the east (nearly on the same property) and when they load trucks, it is loud and usually early. Would we return? Probably not which is a pity given the location, view and cost. Sequoia National Park is only an hour north and Sequoia National Forest is just up the road. Out of all the Army Corps of Engineer locations we've stayed, this is the poorest managed.

Baños cerrados y el disposal también. No pudimos descargar el drenaje