Sequoia National Park RV Camping

Camp under the world’s largest trees, explore rugged Sierra trails, and experience California’s natural giants by RV.

Top Hosts Near Sequoia National Park

Find the perfect RV camping spot near Sequoia National Park

Your Introduction to Harvest Hosts in Sequoia National Park

Sequoia National Park is where giants live—literally. Home to General Sherman, the largest tree on Earth, this park offers awe-inspiring groves, granite cliffs, alpine lakes, and deep canyons. With Harvest Hosts, your RV stay near Sequoia becomes part of the adventure. Enjoy peaceful nights at nearby farms, orchards, or vineyards, just a short drive from the park’s southern entrance. Whether you’re hiking through Giant Forest or enjoying scenic drives, our Hosts offer comfort, convenience, and unforgettable views.

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Stand beside General Sherman and wander through Giant Forest.

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Hike to Moro Rock or explore Crescent Meadow’s peaceful trails.

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Camp with Harvest Hosts in nearby foothills for easy access.

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Capture incredible photos of towering sequoias and granite vistas.

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Picnic under ancient trees surrounded by quiet serenity.

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Stargaze in clear, high-altitude skies with little light pollution.

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Spot deer, marmots, and black bears along wooded trails.

EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW BEFORE YOUR ADVENTURE

Your Essential Guide to RV Camping in Sequoia National Park

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Know the Roads

Many roads into Sequoia are narrow and winding—especially Highway 198. Larger RVs should use the Big Stump Entrance via Highway 180.

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Reserve Ahead

NPS campgrounds fill up fast, especially in summer. Secure your spot early or stay nearby with a Host.

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Pack for Altitude

Even in summer, mornings can be chilly. Dress in layers and prepare for quick weather changes.

How Harvest Hosts Works

A one-of-a-kind membership. Enjoy unlimited overnight stays at thousands of small businesses across North America — with no camping fees!

Many Ways to Stay

If you stay one night, there are no camping fees. Some Hosts offer up to four extra nights and electric hookups, for which they may charge you a small fee.

Unique, Safe, and Convenient Stays

Enjoy the unique experience that your Host has to offer and park in a safe and convenient spot.

Support Local Businesses

Instead of paying camping fees your first night, support your Host by purchasing something. Fees to stay extra nights or to use electric hookups also support your Host!

Make the Most of Your Sequoia National Park Trip

From towering trees to stunning stargazing, Sequoia is a trip worth planning well. Here's how to make the most of your RV stay:

Tips for Visiting Sequoia by RV

Harvest Hosts offers excellent stays in the surrounding foothills, especially near Three Rivers and Fresno. Skip the steep climbs and crowded campgrounds—relax and explore on your own schedule.

Best Times to Visit Sequoia

Late spring through early fall offers accessible roads and full park services. Fall brings crisp air and golden light, while winter transforms the park into a snowy wonderland (chains may be required!).

Pro Travel Tips

Use the Big Stump Entrance for large rigs, check weather forecasts, and bring plenty of water. Use CampersCard for campground discounts nearby and CampScanner to monitor reservations.

Our Membership Perks

Our Hosts offer a different way for RVers to meet other travelers, stay overnight in gorgeous settings, and create memories that can’t be made in a retail parking lot.