Horse Creek

Beautiful place and great park rangers who are very helpful and informative. Will be coming back regularly.

Restrooms were vey clean, as well as well as the rest of the park. The rangers I met were friendly and helpful

This is a place with great views. If you are self contained and don't have to use the 1 shower... You will enjoy it.

loved our campsite (1)! the entire campground was well-maintained. the site had a good amount of shade and sun. didn't love that the toilets weren't working. porta-potties were clean, but ran out of toilet paper the day or two after being maintenced, so bring tp

close to the Sequoia entrance, which was perfect for us!

It was our first time camping at Horse Creek Campground right off Lake Kaweah. The logistics: You get a parking pass to the rest of the recreation areas on the lake with your camping parking pass. There are showers and restrooms. Only half of the showers were open, but it was not busy in March. The restrooms by loop 60 where we stayed were porta potties, they were clean but ran out of toilet paper often. The highlights: the views were amazing! The frog and cricket sounds were relaxing at night. We saw a deer on the hills in the distance. There were a lot of good fishing spots, were you can try your luck. The road that ran behind the campground was not that busy at night and didn’t cause issues at night. The Park Rangers were all so friendly and helpful, we had a really great time.

Very beautiful place and the staff is also very good. I highly recommend to all visitors.

We were lucky to go before the lake rose up over the site we stayed at. What a great park, views, friendly and helpful rangers, and clean. Stargazing was really good.

I did not feel safe in the campground due to it having several homeless encampments and no host. Sure, Rangers and park maintenance drove through on occasion to attach reservation cards to poles and maintain the trash and toilets, but there was no supervision. The homeless ppl are doing laundry at the water spigot, canvassing the park constantly, driving in circles and picking through the trash. I left my camper to tour Sequoia, but the entire time I was concerned about a break-in and theft. Moreover, non-paying camper's were staying overnight while there were those who paid. To my knowledge, this park is not actively seeking a host.

Cool location! Restroom closest to our camp site was broken down, but the provided porta potties were clean. Definitely not a quite place to tent camp due to RV campers.

The campsite was simple and nice for a quick 1 night trip. Did not get to use the restroom facilities so cannot say anything about that but the campsite itself was relatively clean and nice. Would come again.