Name: Kaweah Park Resort
Address: 40457 Sierra Drive, Three Rivers, CA 93271, USA, Three Rivers, Three Rivers, Three Rivers, 93271, United States of America
Rating: 6

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Kaweah Park Resort

Three Rivers

I went to this camp ground for the 2nd time. The first time I came it was ok. The lady in the little store was very rude. Also, the bathrooms are the worst. There are doo doo stains on the floor and mud and dirt. The water faucets don’t even work then just drip drip drip water. The worker was very rude (male) he was acting very child like. We also had a misunderstanding at check out and they kicked out somebody from our family and banned them from the camp ground. They didn’t do anything wrong. Also we had another misunderstanding but it was not our faults and we got blamed. The same rude employee (same male) called the sherif for no reason. The only good thing about this campground is the lake but last time I went there (first time) there where dead fish in the water

Management and Bathrooms are disgusting

From the moment we arrived the experience was very nice and relaxing, the staff were  very help full and friendly. Great launching point for going up to see the giant Sequoia tress. The grounds were clean and so was the cabin we stayed in, looking forward to our next visit.

Quiet and Relaxing

This is our first trip with RV to visit Sequoia. We arrived at the site late evening of  Thu 04/29/21. Their staff escorted us to a spot which was very helpful. The RV spot seems a bit too close together. Our RV is about 28 ft long so we could not hook up our sewage line because our hose was not long enough.
Overall the site is in good condition. The bathroom was not too bad. I walked around the tent area. It looks pretty nice, especially the spot by the river.
I was glad that we were there during that time. I can see it could get super busy in the summer.

A decent RV campsite

Lovely campground on river, sites are rather close, bathrooms were dirty and need some serious TLC. We've traveled the Eastern & southern coast and these are the worst bathrooms I've ever experienced.  Shower curtains don't cover stalls. Tiles were molded, strong urine smell, no door on bathrooms. Ceiling was molded and needed paint. 

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RV spaces were a little tight. But overall very beautiful area. Online check in was a breeze and staff was there to escort me to my sight and assist with backing in. Weekend was a little loud, but it was peaceful during the week. Great place to relax along the river after long hikes at Sequoia National Park. Will stay again. 

Decent campground.

I’ve been camping my whole life and in my 40+ years this was the most accommodating campsite ever. We prefer not to stay in packed RV parks (BLM land- and NP campgrounds are our fav) but we had no choice this spring break b/c the national park sites were sold out or not open yet. I’m glad we stayed here. The staff was amazing. They delivered ice when we ordered it. They gave us doggy bags and dog treats when they saw us walking our dog. They offered to take our trash when we were headed to the trashcan. And they brought us a free bundle of firewood when we had a misunderstanding at check in. Whenever we were close to each other they put on masks. They exchanged my $10bill for quarters even though the store was not open yet. Everything about this stay was pleasant. I like a little more space between campers but we spent most of our time in the NP so it didn’t really matter. We’d go back. 

Very accommodating- best campsite service 

If I could give it zero stars I would. Went for a little getaway and thought camping would be a great way to socially distance and be outdoors. Worst idea ever. Ended up spending about an hour and a half to eat some lunch before packing up and coming home. Luckily we live not too far so that was an option. Campground was stuffed to the brim full of people. Not one single person wore a face mask. In fact people made rude comments at us for wearing ours. Staff didn't wear face masks either. This is discouraging because after doing a little research I see cases are rising in the are since reopening the parks in early July. Camping lots were full of people. Most had over six, which I believe the website advertises six as being the limit per space. The spots are very close together and my site (#16) happened to be the only one without a tree so it was ridiculously hot. Too hot to even go inside the tent and change our clothes. My spot also didn't have a fire pit like I was told it would, I had emailed prior to arriving asking if it did and they said yes. Didn't bother looking at the bathrooms because I didn't want to get that close to anyone. They say they've closed the pool and other areas to aid in social distancing. This doesn't mean anything when you allow people to gather in large groups in the river. This totally defeats the purpose of closing anything else in the campground. IMO they should set out spots that can be reserved by the water so that people have an area they could be in. Also they should consider renting out every other tent space. The tent spaces are so small that it's hard to socially distance. Either your in the middle of the space with everyone else or near the road where people are walking by. Not to mention the amount of people that simply cut through our area without any regard. I didn't see one staff member going around "cleaning high touch surfaces" as they state and not once was I informed I had the option of doing a self check in like their pamphlet (that was handed to me upon check in stated). This last part goes more to the people in the camp and not the workers, but it didn't occur to me that this area would be one I would feel so uncomfortable with. I'm a member of the LGBTQ community and brought my partner and child along with me. Had people gawking, making snide comments, and snickering at us. We didn't hold hands, didn't kiss, or do anything PDA but I do have short hair and wear tomboy clothes and my daughter refers to us as moms. Anyways if you've made it this far into my review, long story short, I wouldn't return if it was not covid and you paid me. Oh and for anyone who might be curious a great alternative to staying here would be setting up a tent in your yard. That's what we ended up doing when we got home (just before dark) and it was 10000xs more fun.

I wouldn’t go back if you paid me

Rented a cabin. If you like the rustic in the dirt camping feel then this place is for you. Literally black dirt on the hard surfaces, spiders, a roach (but hey- the sheets were clean). No air conditioning! No reduction in price due to lack of A/C. (It was finally replaced). Nobody (including staff) wearing masks and now I think I could have Covid-19! (Haven’t gone anywhere else)... the 4th of July was a middle aged party in the river!-ridiculous the lack of regard these people have for other lives as all had no masks on taking up the entire river front. 
Good luck.

Management-If you respond- please notify us on this platform if any of your employees tested positive for Covid. One staff member came into the cabin for the AC without a mask on without any regard for us... and now I’m sick.

Bad-wanted to like it!

We booked two nights of a riverside tent site during the long weekend of July 4th. The rates were pricey, close to 150/night, probably due to the fact that all the campsites inside the national park were closed due to COVID-19. Cannot complain about this, since it is indeed difficult during this special pandemic period. My family just wanted to spend some relatively safe days outdoor without too much risky exposure to the virus. However, this place completely failed on taking any steps to prevent virus spread. Except us, I did not see a single person wearing mask in the campground, which is fully compacted during holidays. People were happy, getting together, swimming in the river, looking as if there was no pandemic at all. There are no fences or any separation between different campsites, so you are literally just socially distancing from other unmasked people without any other protection. The bathroom had hot water for shower, but is very narrow and not clean at all, since too many people were swimming and then taking showers (just imagine a shower room on the beach). During our first night stay, within a few hours, there were more than 5 people just crossing straightforward through our campsite, pretending like it was a public area, without wearing any face cover, again! There were just no privacy. The staffs were friendly, but I do not think they made any efforts to stop them doing any of these risky things during this pandemic. This was fine to me if it was normal time, but definitely not fine and even illegal during this COVID-19 period. After all of these, I immediately decided we should leave early the next morning and give up our second night's reservation. So, if you care about COVID-19, and want to find a safe place for outdoor event, you should definitely avoid this place.

Not recommended during COVID-19 period

We were unfortunate enough to stay at this campsite for 2 nights because the National Park campgrounds were closed due the COVID 19 pandemic.
First of all the cost of $150 per night for a tent site was extortionate. They are obviously taking advantage and price gouging due to the situation.
Second, someone showed us where to pitch our tents on arrival, and even watched us put the tents up. The following day, when we returned from a day out, our tents had been taken down without our permission and moved to a different site. The tents were not pegged down at the new site and we were missing stakes and ground sheets. They told us we had camped in the wrong place and had to be be moved. Why could they not have told us the night before?
Finally the bathrooms are filthy and no one seemed to be cleaning them on a regular basis. I feel cleaner not showering for 2 days than to risk catching something in those festering holes. Absolutely disgusting.

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