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"This was the best place i stayed on this trip. No private bath room, but a very nice cabin with AC and tv. And a very nice restaurant right next door! "

"Great location to Sequoia National Park! Accommodations were excellent, clean facility, rooms were nice and clean. Good variety of breakfast items. Would definitely stay again."

"Nice location and surroundings. Very convenient location at Sequioa natl park. "

"Private, quiet and beautiful. Room was spacious and comfortable and the views were fantastic! Would definitely stay again."

"Great stay right in the park and close to a visitor center, store, restaurant, and even a post office. "

"Autocamp Sequoia for the win! I brought my wife here to celebrate her birthday. We stayed three nights in the Vista Airstream, the ones that line the river. My wife loves to camp, I like high end hotels, this was like meeting in the middle. Things to know: The view from #419 is amazing, from the bedroom all you see is river and trees all around you. The bathroom is full size with all the amenities (shampoo, lotions, etc). Nothing like other trailers/ RVs. Every night we had a fire. There were people staying in the units around us but we could not hear or really see anyone from our outdoor area or from inside (sound of the river and the arrangement made it feel so private. The town of three rivers is very small and super charming, they have a market and multiple restaurants but it was so tranquil the first week of June. Sequoia NP is beautiful, I am so glad we had a guide book to the park as the cell reception was non-existent in town and in the park (autocamp has great wifi everywhere). Our weather app on the phone was consistently wrong, it was much hotter in town and in the park than the forecast showed. The water was running fast and cold during our stay but I could imagine swimming in the river in front of autocamp during the last weeks of June- through the summer. The lake is next to autocamp where people were swimming and kayaking and paddleboarding. A number of three river companies were doing white water rafting and they would pass in front of our airstream."