Buckeye Flat Campground

This is a lovely campground nestled amongst an Oak Tree canopy. The sites are for Tents only. Lovely river sounds from the middle fork of the Kaweah River. Full shade is especially nice for warmer temps at the 2,800 elevation. This is my second trip here. We camped as a Family in 2011, and decided to return because we enjoyed the experience the first time. There is a very nice Paradise Creek Trail hike that one can take that follows the creek up to crossing the Kaweah River. If one wants to take a walk with a dog, there is also the Middle Fork Trail utility road that one can walk or take a run up the mountain to the start of the Middle Fork trailhead. Please note that if one stays here, it takes about 45 minutes to drive up to the Giant Grove and Sequoia Museum.

Location was great. The sound of the river was soothing as we slept. The bathrooms were clean and well-kept. The staff we interacted with were professional and helpful. Thanks for some great memories!

Beautiful campground! Pretty full capacity but generally campers honored quiet hours. Bathrooms were fairly clean and utility sink very handy. Trails to beautiful river views right from the campground.

The tent site for #17 is right next to the parking spot for#18; shouldn't be a problem, but our neighbors woke us up when they arrived at 1am to set up camp.

Amazing trails. Super quiet camp. Loved it

Scenic, good spacing between campsites, not crowded. Good location if arriving from Southern California

My brother and I enjoyed our campsite immensely! We did not feel like we were on top of other campers and the campground was quiet. The sound of the rushing water behind our campsite was wonderful to sleep to. The bathrooms were also clean and well-maintained, which is a plus. We would stay here again.

Quiet, clean, and refreshing. This is one of my new favorite places to go!

I camped for one night with my boyfriend, we set up at noon and left the site to do some hikes and when we returned later, people had set up next to us and also parked in our reserved spot. if you’re planning on having multiple cars just know there’s limited parking space for each site. all was fine and falling asleep to the sound of the river was perfect! site is pretty much empty in the day and everyone comes and night and leave early in the morning. we did the marble falls hike by camp potwisha and of course moro rock, both were amazing! definitely recommend hiking up to moro rock from the museum rather than just driving straight to the rock. you get a great chance to see some of the giant sequoias in the forest that you typically just drive past and ignore.

Very nice, close to the river, clean and somewhat secluded.