David H.recommendsSeptember 2, 2024
Site 4 - Kings River Falls Camping
Nice Secluded Area
I think the site would have been a little easier to find if each site had a reflective sign identifying the number it was. We arrived after dark so it was a little confusing to make sure we were at the right spot. Other than that the site was fairly clean when we arrived and we did not have any issues during our stay. There was a couple nice trails we hiked and got to see a few small snakes and other various wildlife. Caught a couple small fish in the swimming holes there. Overall it was a delightful campsite to stay at and I wish we would have been able to stay a couple more days to explore more the area has to over. Will definitely put it on the list of campsites to revisit.
Cherie M.recommendsAugust 28, 2024
Site 1 - Kings River Falls Camping
Thanks!
Site one was wonderfully spacious and would have accommodated a much larger group than just me and my hubby. We were the only campers which made it feel super secluded, the swimming hole was deep and clear. We were visited by Thornberry and hopefully you also get a chance to meet her. 😊 Overall, it was an amazing trip.
Iva M.recommendsAugust 16, 2024
Site 3 - Kings River Falls Camping
Beautiful place to camp, hike, swim, relax and unwind. We stayed a week but could have stayed forever.
Site 5 - Kings River Falls Camping
It is a beautiful drive to the campsite, be sure to stock up on water and firewood before you get there, as you'll probably want to stay on the grounds once you arrive. The creek was clear and nice. The sites themselves could use markers or numbers as the neighbors who arrived before us were confused which was which.
Gil B.recommendsAugust 11, 2024
Site 1 - Kings River Falls Camping
Beautiful, but could use some love
Beautiful secluded spot. There was a family of snakes in the swimming hole which freaked people out and a local thought it was a Cottonmouth. Turns out they were not Cottonmouth but rather harmless water snakes. My son (4) had a blast catching crickets and feeding them to the fish. A local family taught us how to make "Indi-waw-pain" (as their adorable 3-year-old daughter called it) by smashing rocks and adding water. So much to see. We were visited by Opossums at night. The campsite at the top of the hill is under a rock formation, first time I've seen a developed campsite like that, very cool (though we didn't actually camp there). Lots of positives about this property. The negatives are that the sites could use some love. There was a lot of trash, and the picnic tables were falling apart. There were exposed rusted screws. If I come back I'll be sure to bring a saw to remove any parts of the table that look particularly hazardous. And a trash grabber 😂
Regarding the river crossing: It was dry when we were there. We camped in a '95 4WD Eurovan camper. In order to drive out, I had to engage both front and rear differential lockers. A high-clearance vehicle with RWD could probably make it but it would make me nervous, especially if it was a heavy camper van.
Liz H.recommendsAugust 7, 2024
Site 3 - Kings River Falls Camping
Beautiful spot! Felt like a magical getaway. Great for dogs and kids.