Lemon Cove Village RV Park

New name: Lemon Cove Village RV Park.

Totally refreshed since old days. Just reopened spring 2016.

All new utilities, pull through sites, updated baths, laundry, swimming pool, dog park, rec room.

Great staging point for visits to Sequoia National Forest, Kings Canyon, Woodlake, Exeter, Three Rivers, Visalia. Also great family destination with tons of activities for old and young.

Far enough off route 198 to be very quiet at night for great getaway sleep.

This is a nice smaller camp ground with pull through sites with water and electric available as well as a dump station. The sites were gravel but pretty level. The camp hosts were very friendly and kept the place spotless. The camp ground is about 30 minutes from the Sequoia National Park, which is a magnificent place to visit. All in all this a great spot as a gateway to the National Park.

We stayed here to visit Sequoia National Park. It's about 30 minutes to the entrance, and this park was in a great location. It is very easy to get to for a big rig. We work remotely from the road and need internet to work during the week, and Verizon coverage worked well here. The lady that works at the office was very friendly. The campground is very pretty and well kept and has a nice pool. My only complaint and the reason I can't give it a perfect rating is because of the "kid tax". That's what our community of Fulltime Families call the extra charge for kids. This campground charges $3/day per child! We stayed 8 nights and we have 2 kids so that added up to an extra $48 for our stay. Sometimes I can understand the kid tax at a campground that has lots of amenities specifically for children, but this campground has nothing for children, not even a playground. In fact, it is more dog-friendly than kid-friendly. They have a very nice dog park and they don't even charge extra for dogs! So all of you traveling with dogs and not kids are in luck. But for those of us traveling with kids, this place is overpriced for what you get. I really don't understand what the extra charge for kids was even for considering there are no extra amenities for kids. And our kids sleep in our RV that we bring with us in our bedding that we bring with us. Our 2 kids did not add any extra work for the campground like we would at a hotel, but even a hotel doesn't charge extra to bring them with us. It seems pretty senseless to me.

Very well maintained park, showers are clean and work great, pool area couldn't be nicer. The sites are gravel, spacious and level. This park is very well maintained and the staff is nice and helpful. Situated 30 minutes from the Sequoia National Park with a shuttle that picks you up from the is campground, this is the perfect location. The park says reservations are optional, I made reservations which I had hoped would afford us a shady spot, but that wasn't the case. The only thing that would have made our stay perfect would have been a shady spot as it hit about 100 degrees during our stay.

This was a really nice park with good people working there. We came to see Sequoia National Park and this campground was good, but still a bit of a drive to get there.

The sites were spacious but not quite level so it took a little work to get setup. All gravel, but well maintained. Pool and dog park were really nice. Wish there was some kind of playground for the kids, but it was nice that balls and things were available to play with in the field.

Also, a little expensive and they charge for everyone over 2 people, so even with Good Sam and tax we were paying over $180 for 3 nights, that was too bad.

Stayed one night in order to visit Sequoia National Park. Nice with large dog park. Apparently they have had several ownership changes and current owner has made multiple improvements. Park is clean and has nice rec room. Site was flat with easy access once they trimmed a low branch for us. Quiet area and reasonable drive into Sequoia.

the entrance to the park was clean and plenty of room to park motorhome while checking in. The site 12 was not level but we managed to level without using blocks. Enough space between sites with a small fence separating. The drive to sequoia national park wasn't bad. We had some problems checking in but the lady said she was new on the job. Bonus of the park is all spots are pull thru.

We stayed in the group site with 11 people and 4 vehicles including our camper. The site is mostly level and includes a large stone fire pit surrounded by natural rocks and boulders, we had two AC outlets, water, a gazebo with two tables and pleasing views. Most of our group took advantage of the hot showers and plenty of open space to toss the Frisbee. We drove into Kings Canyon NP during the day, a very windy road but only takes about an hour. We will definitely be back with our group but next time check out the Sequoia NP.

Park is very well kept, people are very friendly and helpful. Nice laundry area and clean bathrooms

Pleasant mornings and evenings with a breeze. The campsites are a decent distance apart. All have water, some have 110 and some have 30 amp. Nice store and common room. Good size swimming pool, nice and clean. There are single tent sites and large group tent sites. Most sites have trees for shade.