Three Rivers Hideaway

We stay here every chance we get. The location is perfect near the park and town. Friendly owners and staff that go out of their way to make you comfortable and feel welcomed. Beautiful swim hole on property as well as shower and laundry facility. We definitely will be back!

Worst place we have camped. More a mobile home park than a campground. Covered with junk. A staff that was never around, not to mention the disgustingly dirty office. We stayed in their cabin and it was filthy! Dirt everywhere, my two yr old found a beer bottle under the fridge, and it was infested with bugs. All that I could live with except the beds were the most uncomfortable we have ever slept in. The lake access is totally bogus. There is one campsite that you can reach the lake. The rest are no where near the lake. Also, they told us it was 5 miles to the park entrance. Actually it was 20 minutes and there were closer campsites. Save yourself the hassle and stay somewhere else!!!

We stayed here in a 23ft motor home after reading the rave reviews. We would not stay here again. This place is totally run down and there is junk everywhere. The electric hookup was upside down with the wires exposed. The office and laundry room were filthy. We did have great wifi and cable TV. We have stayed in at least a hundred campgrounds and this was one of the worst!

Love love love this place.
It doesn’t look like much when you first drive through but don’t let that fool ya! Dave is nice, friendly and has a great personality.
Rates are affordable
The amenities are amazing (hook-​up for your tv or trailer, bathrooms to shower, a place for fresh water to cook)
Then the best part the water hole!!! The water is amazing, two falls to fall asleep too. Shallow end friendly for the kids and a deep section for swimming.
I will come back here over and over again.
I love it here!!!

My family and I just returned from here after a 5 day stay. We had a wonderful time here and will definitely be back. We met some great people and the owner Dave and his wife were super nice.

This place.
We were fools on memorial day weekend, we decided last minute to leave LA and head to Sequoia. We got in late 1am/​2am. No open campsites in the park. Posted signs about no car camping. we turned around to find a motel or something in town. We spotted an RV campsite with campgrounds advertised. The awesome guy running the desk was still up waiting for some people to arrive. He was really happy to help us out and set us up at the last minute and took awesome care of us.
Peace and Love!
TL;DR
Awesome guy at the front. Super helpful even during crazy memorial day weekend. I will definitely go back if given the chance!

A large group of us (9 peeps) stayed at Three Rivers Hideaway for our rafting trip. Our rafting company (AO Rafting) had us meet there in the morning, so we thought we might as well stay there to make things easy.
For a campsite, it’s definitely got a lot of amenities. There are showers (which were quite clean), flushing toilets, wi-​fi, and water spigots. We stayed near their outdoor kitchen, so we also got to use their kitchen sink for cleaning our dishes, which was nice. It’s a camp area that’s in the middle of town, so there are totally restaurants nearby if you would prefer to keep things simple.
It’s a bit of an odd place… mostly because it’s less like a KOA, more like a small community of folks who live there somewhat permanently in their RVs? The folks are nice enough, and has a small-​town feel.
My main gripe is that it’s somewhat crowded, and there didn’t seem to be any noise rules? I had trouble sleeping — partially due to the loud rain, but also because someone was «whooping» while taking some kind of joy ride in the middle of the night. What’s up with that?
Bottom line: This place is a fine campsite if you need amenities, but I’d prefer to stay at Sequoia National Park for a more outdoorsy experience.

Having to choose an RV Park to stay in is sort of like choosing the least evil of all that is unholy… but given that for our first RV adventure, we were destined to truly experience all that RV’ing had in store for us!
Taking our wonderful «deal of a lifetime» 1994 Toyota Dolphin w/​27k original miles on it when we got it, on a short 3-​day excursion to Sequoia National Park, we started our planning of our new little adventure.
We loaded up our food, our dog, our dog’s food, our dog’s bed, our dogs multiple chew-​resistant leashes… man…just realized how high-​maintenance that dog is… Anyways, got the RV all packed up, water tanks filled and with the AM radio «blasting» away… we were off!
In amongst trying to talk to «friendly» truckers on the highway with our included Hi-​Tech CB Radio… we looked through our internet research about RV spots on the way…
Pulling through the metropolis of Three Rivers looking for the RV resort that we originally wanted, Kaweah Park Resort, after one quick «test drive/​look» through the park… we PROMPTLY left… I really wished that I had a lot more horsepower in our 4-​cyl, because I couldn’t leave that place fast enough! BUT, since we didn’t stay there, to be fair, I won’t leave a review there…
Now relatively desperate for a place to stay, we «blew past» Three Rivers Hideaway at 30mph… it’s a hill… we’re driving a 4-​cyl RV…
BUT, saw the sign, spent a loooong time trying to turn this «little» RV around on a narrow highway… went back and went through the tiniest of entrances I’ve ever seen!
I liken the first impression of this place to something like «Snoopy’s Doghouse»…looks little from the road… but is HUGE inside… well, «huge» is relative… but to our little RV… huge…
Beyond that, it looked as though any RV spot should look in my mind… minus banjos and mountain-men…but the place was surprisingly clean & organized.
As we waited for «Uncle Jed» to come out with his bottle of shine in hand… instead we met Dave.
What’s the shortest way to describe this guy, who happened to be the owner too… my new Best Friend… at least that is how we felt and how he treated us…
I know that this review is getting long and I spent waaay too long on «story background»…but in short, this place is GREAT. Prices are great, facilities great and staff are absolutely SUPERB!
It was so much nicer here… that we were even willing to drive back down from Sequoia National Park, not staying up there like originally planned… and come back and share top-​notch Tequila with Dave on his porch… and watch his cat kick our dog’s ass in a little contest of «who’s porch is it».
This place also has really nice little motel rooms… especially for the price… we even ditched our micro-​shower in the RV and rented a room just to use a «real» bathroom.
Driving back home at a screaming 50mph on Hwy99… Tripmate sleeping in the passenger seat… the things I thought about:
1) How much could I sell this RV for?
2) I really miss driving my car and driving normal speeds
3) I need a tougher dog
4) I’m DEFINITELY going back to Three Rivers Hideaway to drink
shots of Tequila with my new buddy Dave on his porch w/​his cat.