Lodgepole Campground-sequoia and Kings Canyon National Park

Mind boggling is the only way this place can be defined.

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Campsite was nice, parking spot was flat. Bathrooms were atrocious, even for a campsite it didn’t look like they’d been cleaned for a month. Small swimming hole was nice, and a short walk to the shuttle stop.

Campsite was nice, parking spot was flat. Bathrooms were atrocious, even for a campsite it didn’t look like they’d been cleaned for a month. Small swimming hole was nice, and a short walk to the shuttle stop.

Great site. Provides more privacy than other neighboring spots in this area.

Great site. Provides more privacy than other neighboring spots in this area.

Perfect camp group and nice atmosphere! The rangers very kind

The campground was really pretty. Some of the campsites are right next to each other which doesn’t allow for much privacy. We stayed in site 183 and had plenty of room with trees on either side, so it didn’t feel like we were sharing our space with neighboring campers.

Tokopah Falls trailhead was right around the corner from our site which was perfect as this was the hike I wanted to go on with my 12- and 15-year-old (who typically complain when I take them hiking). They took their time but didn’t complain once. It was a beautiful, easy hike along the river, amongst gorgeous trees, and ends at a scenic Mountain View with a waterfall and rocky terrain. People were playing in the river along the way and jumping in the pools of water at the end.

One of the downsides of the campground was the bathrooms. It was right in the middle of my loop, but it was annoying to get to and disgusting. I’m not one to complain (honestly, I camp with pit toilets all the time) and this bathroom had flush toliets, so I thought that was a plus. Unfortunately, they were very poorly maintained. I think all the toilet paper in the park was on the floors and flowing out of the trash cans. It looked like kids were going to the bathroom all over the floor. Needless to say, my “more private” campsite came in handy due to this issue. Not a deal breaker, but the campground should maintain their cleanliness.

Overall, I would stay here again with the right spot and a roll of toilet paper!!

Perfect camp group and nice atmosphere! The rangers very kind

The campground was really pretty. Some of the campsites are right next to each other which doesn’t allow for much privacy. We stayed in site 183 and had plenty of room with trees on either side, so it didn’t feel like we were sharing our space with neighboring campers.

Tokopah Falls trailhead was right around the corner from our site which was perfect as this was the hike I wanted to go on with my 12- and 15-year-old (who typically complain when I take them hiking). They took their time but didn’t complain once. It was a beautiful, easy hike along the river, amongst gorgeous trees, and ends at a scenic Mountain View with a waterfall and rocky terrain. People were playing in the river along the way and jumping in the pools of water at the end.

One of the downsides of the campground was the bathrooms. It was right in the middle of my loop, but it was annoying to get to and disgusting. I’m not one to complain (honestly, I camp with pit toilets all the time) and this bathroom had flush toliets, so I thought that was a plus. Unfortunately, they were very poorly maintained. I think all the toilet paper in the park was on the floors and flowing out of the trash cans. It looked like kids were going to the bathroom all over the floor. Needless to say, my “more private” campsite came in handy due to this issue. Not a deal breaker, but the campground should maintain their cleanliness.

Overall, I would stay here again with the right spot and a roll of toilet paper!!