Azalea Campground

This is a great campground. It's centrally located to all of the Grant Grove Area, and an easy drive down the canyon to Cedar Grove (when the road is open) and about the same distance to Sequoia and all those activities. There's flushing toilets and running water, and if you get a spot on the perimeter you have a good deal of privacy and nature at your back. The reservation system opens several months in advance, so plan ahead.

Pretty decent campground. Bathrooms are generally clean and have lights at night. They have buckets and tools etc for fire pit ash if it fills up. Confusing layout with a lot of small one-way loops so pay attention to the signs. A couple of the sites are right next to the restrooms so check that on the map before reserving. Many are on a slope - 68 was doable with a single tent but the whole rest of the site was on the hill. Some RV'ers around us had difficulty getting their rigs level but eventually figured it out. They didn't have soap or paper towels in the restrooms for whatever reason so bring your own. They do have a dishwashing sink at each restroom so bring your own dish soap as well (note: no garbage disposal). They apparently allow burning the downed wood around the campground (or at least didn't tell anyone to stop) - and there's plenty of it, especially if you bring a saw. The campground is also walking distance to Sunset campground which actually does have a hillside with an excellent view of the sunset - highly recommended. It's also walking distance to the stores and visitor center.

Pretty decent campground. Bathrooms are generally clean and have lights at night. They have buckets and tools etc for fire pit ash if it fills up. Confusing layout with a lot of small one-way loops so pay attention to the signs. A couple of the sites are right next to the restrooms so check that on the map before reserving. Many are on a slope - 68 was doable with a single tent but the whole rest of the site was on the hill. Some RV'ers around us had difficulty getting their rigs level but eventually figured it out. They didn't have soap or paper towels in the restrooms for whatever reason so bring your own. They do have a dishwashing sink at each restroom so bring your own dish soap as well (note: no garbage disposal). They apparently allow burning the downed wood around the campground (or at least didn't tell anyone to stop) - and there's plenty of it, especially if you bring a saw. The campground is also walking distance to Sunset campground which actually does have a hillside with an excellent view of the sunset - highly recommended. It's also walking distance to the stores and visitor center.

Generators, barking dogs, screaming children. What’s not to love? Neighbor’s tent was closer to my fire ring than mine was. No thanks.

Overall the campsite is beautiful. We had site #59, it was an island in between the camp roads, kinda cool.

The restrooms were dirty and sometimes were out of toilet paper. It sure if there is a camp host.

Generators, barking dogs, screaming children. What’s not to love? Neighbor’s tent was closer to my fire ring than mine was. No thanks.

Overall the campsite is beautiful. We had site #59, it was an island in between the camp roads, kinda cool.

The restrooms were dirty and sometimes were out of toilet paper. It sure if there is a camp host.

Beautiful view around camping area, and easy to find out the campaign spot. Clean public restroom with running water. Highly recommended.

Site 45 was amazing! It was far away from other sites, and had a lot of room for the kids to play/explore. The only downside was it was far away from the bathroom.

Beautiful view around camping area, and easy to find out the campaign spot. Clean public restroom with running water. Highly recommended.