Horse Creek

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Reality nice place to camping

This campground was run by the Army Corps of Engineers. You would think it was squared away and above standard. It was far below. The restrooms and showers were closed due to needed repairs from flooding. Not sure when the flood happened but we were left with two women’s port a potties and one men’s. It said it was good for 10 people a week on the cleaning schedule. However the excrement was 2/3 full with another week to go. There were downed trees and debris everywhere and the water fountain was non functional. The vault toilets at Indian Cove campground were cleaner than these. It was so disgusting many of us in surrounding sites wanted to leave but it was too late. We got out of there first thing in the morning. The website misrepresented this campground greatly.

Beautiful spot! Loved it. Just FYI when we arrived there weren’t any access to running water and flushing toilets, don’t know if it’s seasonal thing

Nous avions choisi un site près des toilettes qui finalement étaient fermées. Les autres sanitaires sont vraiment exécrables. Le ménage ne semble pas fait depuis longtemps. Heureusement, les toilettes chimiques mises en remplacement étaient mille fois mieux, il n’y a rien à comprendre…. Par contre, le site était très bien. La vue était magnifique et l’emplacement est parfait pour visiter Séquoia Park.

Beautiful place for camping. Our favorite 😍 ❤️

beautiful views, easy to find, easy to navigate. Lots of sticks and kindling around for building fires

The campground host was very friendly. It's a beautiful campgroud. Close proximity to Sequoia National Park. There is not a lot of amenities but that is fine for what we wanted. The campsites are spacious. You can hear cars driving up to Sequoia but I didn't mind. 1-2 cell phone bars for ATT. We would stay there again.

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Wendy

Each campsite was clean and tidy and well laid out. Showers / toilets were closed and locked at our end of the camp and 3 porta potties were there. These were pretty clean but bring your own toilet paper. There was no running water or sinks at our end of the camp at all so we didn’t wash dishes and or shower for our two nights. At the other end of the camp all but one shower was broken at the other and the working one was cold only and you had to hold a button to get the water to flow.
There was a lot of road noise with the highway being obviously close but also busy.

One of my favorite places to visit