Step 1
Decide which campground you would like. If you’re interested in camping near the giant sequoia groves, choose either Lodgepole, Dorst, Grant Grove or Atwell Mill. These campgrounds are higher in elevation and cooler than the others.
Step 2
You may possibly make reservations for individual campsites at some in the campgrounds. In Sequoia National Park, it is possible to make reservations for Lodgepole or Dorst Campground five months before your scheduled trip. You’ll need to go through Biospherics, Inc. to make those reservations. All other campgrounds are on a first-come, first-served basis.
Step 3
If you happen to be traveling with a group during the summer, your choices consist of Dorst, Sunset and Canyon View. You must make reservations by mail.
Step 4
If you are interested in camping in the off-season, you only have three alternatives of campgrounds. Lodgepole, Azalea, and Buckeye Flat are the only campgrounds open all year.
Step 5
From the middle of June via the middle of September, you can camp here for up to 14 days. You may possibly camp a total of 30 days per year.
Step 6
All of the campgrounds are equipped with flush or pit toilets, tables, garbage containers, fire grills and drinking water (except South Fork).
Step 7
Most on the campgrounds are equipped with bear-proof storage for your food. You will end up necessary to use these containers.
Step 8
You may perhaps have a single automobile and up to six persons in 1 campsite. If you’ve additional than 1 vehicle, there is parking nearby.
Step 9
To produce reservations for Dorst and Lodgepole, call (800) 436-7275 or use reserve a site on the net (see Resources below). Visit the same Web site for facts on making group reservations.
Step 10
Campsites cost between $6 and $16 per night.
