Sheep Creek Campground

Campsite is down a small incline with a lot of boulders, be prepared to carry things downhill for a small distance. Very confusing loops, took us twice to figure out how to get to our site and other people seemed to have the same issue. Camp sites were fairly close together, and our neighbors were extremely loud for several hours past quiet time. Bathrooms were well kept, with running water and flush toilets. We did hear a bear in the middle of the night walking through camp. Otherwise, it was nice except for the neighboring campsites (which were really a group of about 30 people spread between 6 campsites and us right in the middle). Expect to drive a good distance to get to the main part of Sequoia and Kings Canyon if that’s your goal. About an hour each way to get out of the valley

Nice and well maintained campsites next to river. Cedar Grove has plenty of hiking trails and river play areas. Beautiful scenery. Bears are active during the Summer, so be prepared. Only issue we had was the restroom near us did not have lights working.

Very clean and pretty.

Loved the proximity to the river! Very peaceful and serene. Be prepared for lots of wildlife though, we had multiple bear encounters and a rattlesnake by the bear box. Can’t wait to go back!

Very nice campground. A lot of campsites. After driving one hour in pitch dark. Surrounded by other campsites with people give a sense of security

They created an artificial unavailablity with the showers by requiring tokens to shower. Showers should have been free with the stay, or at the very least easily purchased

Reservation system worked great. Our site, #16, had room for three tents. It was 95 degrees each day we were there, but from our site it was a short walk along the bike trail to a clear path that led down to a nice swimming hole on the river. We were very happy to have brought a pop-up shade to cover the bear box, which otherwise would have been in constant strong sun. A young bear visited us almost daily at 3 p.m., and the 5-mile hike (each way) to Mist Falls is a must-do Overall, we loved the area.

VERY NICE, BEHIND CAMPSITE WALK DISTANCE TO THE RIVER

The most beautiful place we've visited, bears included, was a peaceful spot, far from devices, surrounded by beautiful trees and a river.

The campground is fine, some sites are aways from the car pad. The river and canyon are gorgeous. The campground administration is a bit off. The concessionaire was slow to clean the restrooms (they were discussing for over 24 hours) and the park service does not post what is reserved and what is open. This is likely because there is no camp host. Park service employees come around a day or two into your stay to check you in. What if someone takes your reserved site - no one to talk to.