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What campers say

Trimmer Campground is a small, 10-site lakeside spot with pleasant views, sunsets and easy access to fishing or kayaking. Several visitors found it peaceful and appreciated hot showers, but some reported occasional water outages and bathroom closures, so bring extra water. Sites are fairly close together on a steep, curvy access road, which can feel tight and is not ideal for larger RVs; privacy is limited. Insect and spider activity (and occasional yellow jackets) was mentioned, along with limited shade until late afternoon. Pack bug protection, secure your trash, and expect basic, rustic conditions.

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📖 About This Campground

Trimmer Campground is a small facility on the shore of Pine Flat Lake in central California. Pine Flat Lake spans 20 miles in length and boasts 67 miles of shoreline. The lake, formed in 1954 with the completion of the Pine Flat Dam on the Kings River, is a recreation oasis for the area. Visitors can fish, boat, swim, hike and hunt from the facility, and several other activities can be accessed within a short drive.
The campground is a small, single-looped facility with 10 individual campsites overlooking Pine Flat Lake. Each campsite features a picnic table, campfire ring and grill. The campground has a well lit, accessible restroom with flush toilets and free hot showers. A boat ramp and courtesy dock are adjacent to the campground, and a marina is close by.
Pine Flat Lake is situated where oak and pine forests meet in the foothills of the central Sierra Nevada Mountains. It sits in Kings Canyon at the western edge of Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks. Wildlife spotting opportunities include bobcats and red-tailed hawks.
Boating, jet skiing, water skiing and fishing are some of the most popular activities at the lake, and a full-service marina is available. The lake and surrounding watersheds have great fishing. Anglers will find wild trout above and in the lake, as well as large and smallmouth bass, bluegill, crappie, and planted trout.

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