About Moraine Campground (CA)
Number of accommodations: 117
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2026 Season availability
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- Potable Water
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Reviews (222)
Review Summary
Kiera L
VerifiedMay 30, 2022 • Stayed at: Site: 38, Loop: Moraine
My favorite part about this campsite is the sound of the river as you sleep. The campsite is fairly spaced out, which was nice. You didn't feel like your neighbors were intruding or right on top of you. Our spot was great because it was close to the bathroom, a water spout and the river.
Kiera L
VerifiedMay 30, 2022 • Stayed at: Site: 38, Loop: Moraine
My favorite part about this campsite is the sound of the river as you sleep. The campsite is fairly spaced out, which was nice. You didn't feel like your neighbors were intruding or right on top of you. Our spot was great because it was close to the bathroom, a water spout and the river.
D’nita C
VerifiedSeptember 21, 2021 • Stayed at: Site: 03, Loop: Moraine
Reserving a campground on Recreation.gov when there are no photos available is really a pain. I booked a site and showed up to find that my "site" was right at the entrance gate, next to the garbage cans and the bathroom. I didn't sleep a wink as folks were entering the campground until about 3:00AM, each one of them having to drive past with their headlights aiming directly into my camp spot. There was not a ranger anywhere to be seen and the camp was packed full, 3 to 4 cars in many of the sites, fires burning during a fire ban and music going until the wee hours of the morning. I would NOT recommend.
D’nita C
VerifiedSeptember 21, 2021 • Stayed at: Site: 03, Loop: Moraine
Reserving a campground on Recreation.gov when there are no photos available is really a pain. I booked a site and showed up to find that my "site" was right at the entrance gate, next to the garbage cans and the bathroom. I didn't sleep a wink as folks were entering the campground until about 3:00AM, each one of them having to drive past with their headlights aiming directly into my camp spot. There was not a ranger anywhere to be seen and the camp was packed full, 3 to 4 cars in many of the sites, fires burning during a fire ban and music going until the wee hours of the morning. I would NOT recommend.
John N
VerifiedSeptember 15, 2021 • Stayed at: Site: 119, Loop: Moraine
THE drive down was worth it all!! Cant believe we camped in the canyon!! IT was Amazing! Campground was nice and had plenty of quiet time! Not many people were there. Would love to go back!!
RAJMUND E
VerifiedSeptember 15, 2021 • Stayed at: Site: 68, Loop: Moraine
Kind of a lowlife place, potheads, etc..
People will cross over your campsite to get to the restrooms pretty much all the time.
If you’re looking for a better experience, go to Mineral King or to the eastern side of the Sierra.
John N
VerifiedSeptember 15, 2021 • Stayed at: Site: 119, Loop: Moraine
THE drive down was worth it all!! Cant believe we camped in the canyon!! IT was Amazing! Campground was nice and had plenty of quiet time! Not many people were there. Would love to go back!!
RAJMUND E
VerifiedSeptember 15, 2021 • Stayed at: Site: 68, Loop: Moraine
Kind of a lowlife place, potheads, etc..
People will cross over your campsite to get to the restrooms pretty much all the time.
If you’re looking for a better experience, go to Mineral King or to the eastern side of the Sierra.
RIchard F
VerifiedSeptember 9, 2021 • Stayed at: Site: 94, Loop: Moraine
everything went flawlessly. Wonderful job, lovely spot.
RIchard F
VerifiedSeptember 9, 2021 • Stayed at: Site: 94, Loop: Moraine
everything went flawlessly. Wonderful job, lovely spot.
Location Moraine Campground (CA)
Address:
47050 Generals Highway
Three Rivers, CA, 93271
United States
From Fresno, CA, follow California State Highway 180 East to Cedar Grove. Moraine Campground is located on the left (north) side of the road .75 miles east of Cedar Grove. Vehicles over 22 feet are not advised between Potwisha Campground and the Giant Forest Museum when entering through Sequoia National Park. Vehicles over 22 feet should use the Kings Canyon National Park Entrance.
Moraine Campground is accessible via California State Highway 180, which leads east from Fresno to Cedar Grove.
Latitude & Longitude: 36.7845 / -118.661
Elevation: 1455 feet
Policies & Rules
Arrival & departure
Check in time
12PM
Check out time
12PM
General
- If your campsite remains vacant for 24 hours after your arrival date it will be cancelled and made available on rec.gov. You will be charged for the first night's campsite fee and a $10 cancellation fee, all other fees after that will be refunded. Recreation.gov policies apply to all reservations, cancellations, refunds and date changes. Call (559) 565-3792 if you will be arriving 24 hours after your arrival date so your site won't be cancelled. Upon making a campground reservation: Site occupants agree to follow ALL campground rules. Failure to comply may result in a fine. You are responsible for your guests.
- Quiet Hours 10pm to 6am- Music, talking, and generators should not be audible beyond your immediate campsite. Unreasonable noise is prohibited any time of day.
- Tire Chains may be required at any time. Be prepared at any time of year for a wide range of temperatures and weather conditions. Check Road Conditions at nps.gov/seki. Vehicles longer than 22 feet (including trailers) are not advised between Potwisha Campground and the Giant Forest Museum. Dangerous Rivers! Many drowning victims were playing near rivers. Rivers present a far greater danger than lakes or pools. Surfaces may look calm, but strong currents often run below. Be cautious walking near rivers as rocks can be slippery. Getting out of a cold, swift river is often impossible. Falling Objects- Don't linger under dead, cracked, or broken branches. Run if you hear cracks or snapping from tree roots, trunks, or branches (know that sometimes there is no sound, and very little time to react). Report falling branches or trees to a ranger. A California state fishing license is required to fish in Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks, and Sequoia National Forest lakes and streams. Fishing licenses may be available at National Park and National Forest markets.
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Last updated: June 4, 2026
