Azalea Campground

This is a really nice campground. Most of the sites are spaced nicely and there’s lots of trees. The only drawback is the lack of bathrooms. You might have to walk pretty far depending on where your site is.

Beautiful campground. Very clean and quiet . We saw deer walking through a few times. We will definitely come back here.

We had campsites 97 and 101 for my parents, my kids, my husband, and myself. There was a big bush/shrub that separated the campsites. I’m not saying it should be removed, but that was the only downside of our reservation. The spots were otherwise great! Being that close to the bathrooms was not ever an issue (wasn’t too noisy or smelly). We walked to the visitor center a couple times and the General Grant tree once (wouldn’t have done it with my 5-year-old if I knew it was that length of a hike). It was a nice walk/hike to the General Grant tree but too much for a little kid. Hume Lake is 20mins from the campground. Boyden Cave was about 40-45mins away, I think. Loved it!

Great camp site just make sure you account for yellow jackets. They swarmed during breakfast and stung my son. He was ok and we started eating inside our tent but they were everywhere during food preparation. The site had a nice mix of trees and boulders as well as close proximity to the bathrooms.

Azalea Campground had lovely campsites. We were about 1/4 mile from the bathroom, Site 48. It wasn't an issue for us because we had our pedal-assist bikes.

Great camp site just make sure you account for yellow jackets. They swarmed during breakfast and stung my son. He was ok and we started eating inside our tent but they were everywhere during food preparation. The site had a nice mix of trees and boulders as well as close proximity to the bathrooms.

Azalea Campground had lovely campsites. We were about 1/4 mile from the bathroom, Site 48. It wasn't an issue for us because we had our pedal-assist bikes.

We were there in the later part of September. The weather was fantastic (not as cold as Lodgepole) and Grants Grove was heaven sent. The campsite was lovely and located very conveniently for all that we wanted to see.

We were there in the later part of September. The weather was fantastic (not as cold as Lodgepole) and Grants Grove was heaven sent. The campsite was lovely and located very conveniently for all that we wanted to see.

I took my boyfriend on a camping trip here at the end of September. It was a great trip. The weather was great, sunny and clear in the low seventies in the day, forties at night. There was great stargazing, and we saw deer, ravens, blue jays, squirrels, and chipmunks. The grant grove market is nearby, so we went about once a day to buy more wood for the campfire. I bought our park entry passes and reserved the site in advance and obtained California Campfire Permits. However, we didn't see a ranger the whole time and no one checked our reservations/passes on the way in or out of the park. Fine by me, as I don't mind supporting the National Parks. Each campsite has a bear box. As there were four of us in total, we all camped on one site, but also reserved a second site so we could have access to a second bear box, which we definitely used. All-in-all, it was a great trip.