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One-half mile east of Lodgepole Visitor Center, Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Park, CA
Best fare found from Detroit to Los Angeles: CAD302

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5 of 5 stars
LALanie   9 contributions
Los Angeles
Dec 6, 2009 | Trip type: Couples New

My husband & I drove on a Friday up to Lodgepole towards the end of Oct. It was very cold & we wore lots of layers. There is ongoing construction on the highway just before you reach the campground. It is about an hour drive up the mountain & you need to time it as they only let traffic through... more

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5 of 5 stars
carissa125   3 contributions
Southern California
Sep 22, 2009 | Trip type: Family

I just got back from a family camping trip to Lodgepole. I went with my husband, 3-yr-old son, and my in-laws. We had sites 124 and 125. They are definitely two of the best sites at Lodgepole. The only site better is 128 because it's on the farthest edge of the campground and secluded by fallen trees. Our site 124... more

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4 of 5 stars
The-Potentate   4 contributions
San Diego, CA
Jul 24, 2009 | Trip type: Family
1/1 found this review helpful

Great time in Lodgepole. We were in #73, just a short stroll to the creek/river. The kids loved it. We were near the river and loved the sound at nite. Another couple we met camp on the uphill side, away fr the river, and said they see lots of wildlife come down off the mountain, then we looked at sure... more

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5 of 5 stars
jdcTennessee   1 contribution
Nashville
Aug 14, 2008 | Trip type: Family
2/2 found this review helpful

My son and I really enjoyed camping at Lodgepole. We selected a tent only campsite - #108 that is located on the upper loop. It is not too far from the stream and we saw mule deer and other wildlife such as chipmunks at the site. The privacy was really great since the tent pad was located away from the... more

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2 of 5 stars
natureisgod   1 contribution
Los Angeles
Aug 6, 2008 | Trip type: Family
1/2 found this review helpful

The campground was over populated. There are over 200 sites in an area that should have maybe 75, not more then 100. The sites are very small and on top of one another. Unless you are lucky enough to reserve one of the sites on the edges of the campground, you are not going to have any privacy or any... more

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5 of 5 stars
campingnewb   1 contribution
Seattle, Washington
Jul 7, 2008 | Trip type: Couples
4/4 found this review helpful

My wife and I decided to go on a camping trip to the mountains for the first time. Because we are still newlywed and I still care about my wife ^^ I consider 3 important points about vacation (1. Price 2. Location 3. Activity). Leaving from Downtown L.A it took us about 5 hours mostly driving open range which was... more

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5 of 5 stars
cchanmen   8 contributions
Singapore
Jun 20, 2008 | Trip type: Family
1/1 found this review helpful

This was my first trip in an RV (25 ft with 1 slide-out), and I was initially apprehensive about staying in a campground with no hookups. We stayed 1 night (11 Jun), and it was fine. In prepping for my trip, I'd read that the campground could be very crowded. It was fairly crowded, with RV lots right next to... more

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5 of 5 stars
soulagent   9 contributions
Las Vegas
Jun 20, 2008 | Trip type: Family
4/4 found this review helpful

I decided to take my 6 year old camping for the 1st time and with the help of jaycruz' review and actual tent site number (101), our first trip was a BLAST!!! The campground was full but our site was really secluded. It gets morning sun only. The only drawback was the noise from the river but not so bad... more

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4 of 5 stars
Kafziel   41 contributions
Yorba Linda, California
Jun 10, 2008 | Trip type: Couples
3/3 found this review helpful

Just got back from a great three days at Sequoia, and I was very pleased with our stay at Lodgepole. We stayed at site 174, because I had heard it was the most secluded spot. Well, "secluded" is a relative term: although 174 is at the outermost edge of the campground, set into the trees away from the rest, it... more

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5 of 5 stars
lovethewoods   16 contributions
CA Central Coast
Aug 13, 2007 | Trip type: Family
12/12 found this review helpful

We have stayed at the Lodgepole Campground for the past five years. All of our campsites have been in the same loop up near the waterfall. We have been during June and July in previous years and choose August this year so that we could splash around a little in the river. Last year they had a really high water... more

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Address: One-half mile east of Lodgepole Visitor Center, Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Park, CA