Sheep Creek Campground

Sheep Creek Campground in Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Park is the "prettiest" of the campgrounds in this area and is best suited to small RV and tent camping. Sites are laid out over the hilly terrain and among the trees and boulders (including a massive boulder around site 104). Paved roads with paved parking pads meander through the campground. There is no official length limit for RVs but you would be hard pressed to fit larger units into this campground. Restrooms with running water and water spigots are available. Of the campgrounds in this area Sheep Creek Campground tends to be the "fullest" of the bunch. Open seasonally May thru September there are 111 sites available on a first come first served basis only. Located at 4,000 feet (1200 m) and a hour drive from Grant Grove, Cedar Grove is a quieter area of Kings Canyon National Park. Campgrounds in this area are on the South Fork of the Kings River and offer views of the glaciated Kings Canyon. Trails here lead to meadows and waterfalls, and also provide some of the best access to the high Sierra wilderness. All campgrounds in this area contain a bicycle trail which connects them to services at Cedar Grove Village. The Cedar Grove Area is known as the Kings Canyon region of Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Park; also referred to as Roads End. The drive to this area from Grants Grove is a long winding and steep road. The bulk of the drive passes through the recent burn area as campers descend down in to the canyon. A pay phone, restaurant, showers, and laundry facilities are available in the Cedar Grove Village a short distance from the campground.