Sunset Campground (CA)

Campsites are literally on top of each other. defeats the whole point of camping in nature. If you go as a group and want to avoid "group Sites" this is the perfect site for you. Also, quiet time is NOT enforces. We had a large group (utilized 5 campsites) that were playing loud music and laughing until midnight. Due to the campsites so close together, campsites create a smoke cloud that you are caught in the middle of until the fires go out. Overall, it served its purpose but I look for other campsites when I return to King's Canyon.

Campsites are literally on top of each other. defeats the whole point of camping in nature. If you go as a group and want to avoid "group Sites" this is the perfect site for you. Also, quiet time is NOT enforces. We had a large group (utilized 5 campsites) that were playing loud music and laughing until midnight. Due to the campsites so close together, campsites create a smoke cloud that you are caught in the middle of until the fires go out. Overall, it served its purpose but I look for other campsites when I return to King's Canyon.

A very typical NP campground, some sites are great, some are close together, so it depends on the luck of the draw. Site 108 is huge, however, it does have a very steep walk down from the car/parking area to the tent/bear box/table so it would not be ideal for people with mobility issues or who can't carry all their stuff a fair distance (it's a walk-in site).

Perfect base for exploring both Sequioa and Kings Canyo. Site 69 was perfect for a larger, 37' Motorhome, However, the personnel were not knowledgable about the area or about the campground. Navigating to the site was without a map or any help from the staff.

A very typical NP campground, some sites are great, some are close together, so it depends on the luck of the draw. Site 108 is huge, however, it does have a very steep walk down from the car/parking area to the tent/bear box/table so it would not be ideal for people with mobility issues or who can't carry all their stuff a fair distance (it's a walk-in site).

Perfect base for exploring both Sequioa and Kings Canyo. Site 69 was perfect for a larger, 37' Motorhome, However, the personnel were not knowledgable about the area or about the campground. Navigating to the site was without a map or any help from the staff.

We had site 7, which had plenty of room for a large and small tent. The site is directly surrounded by several other campsites so you will not have a secluded experience. We were fortunate to have considerate neighbors. It's only a short walk to the westernmost campsites which have spectacular sunset views. Also the Sunset Trail leaves the campground in either direction from the entrance. It's about a mile of hiking to the General Grant Grove and the visitor center and store can be walked to in 5 minutes.

Wonderful campground, very clean, incredible views. While every site was marked reserved, the campground was 1/2 empty on a June weekend! Definitely worth coming out and getting a space even if it says they are all booked online.

We had site 7, which had plenty of room for a large and small tent. The site is directly surrounded by several other campsites so you will not have a secluded experience. We were fortunate to have considerate neighbors. It's only a short walk to the westernmost campsites which have spectacular sunset views. Also the Sunset Trail leaves the campground in either direction from the entrance. It's about a mile of hiking to the General Grant Grove and the visitor center and store can be walked to in 5 minutes.

Wonderful campground, very clean, incredible views. While every site was marked reserved, the campground was 1/2 empty on a June weekend! Definitely worth coming out and getting a space even if it says they are all booked online.