Sequoia and Kings Canyon are the greatest forests I’ve ever stepped into. The hikes and scenic views are unforgettable—you can spend hours just soaking it all in. Make sure to drive all the way to the end of Kings Canyon—it’s a long drive, but totally worth it. There are two gas stations in the area, which gives peace of mind. If you’re visiting on a weekend, don’t stress over parking—just head to the larger lot and take the shuttle buses. Everything is well organized. There are black bears and deers so drive safe! At night time, we saw thousands of bats flying around. An unforgettable experience!

Stunning vistas and ancient forests are the hallmark of these neighboring parks, and neither is to be missed. We spent a week exploring both parks and had an amazing time. Lots of great small hikes that take you to iconic sites, or for the more adventurous, all-day or multi-day trips into the backcountry await you. We had an amazing time seeing the sights, learning from rangers, and communing with nature.

The giant sequoias are inspiring, and the scenic drives through Kings Canyon rival Yosemite with fewer crowds. Tons of great hikes, waterfalls, and views that make you feel small in the best way. Be sure to pack a cooler full of water, snacks, and check road openings; worth every mile!

Absolutely stunning. We chose to go to general grant instead of Sherman to avoid some crowds. The trees in that grove did not disappoint. Limited rv parking in the lot but we found a place on the road before you enter the parking lot. Highly recommend.

This place is so magical, we're very grateful to the parks service for working to keep these places available for us to visit. Please don't be an asshole.... Park where you are supposed to park, don't carve your name into trees, don't walk off with pinecones .... These places are precious... Treat them that way.

We were here for work but took some time off to see the general Sherman tree. It's an amazing ecosystem, right now it's replete with wildflowers and pollinating insects, chipmunks, mule deer, and you may even see black bear

Nice combo park, especially if you are into trees and plants. Some cool water features as well. If you are in Cali, worth checking out, only a few hours from either southern or northern cali

Nice little place to stop before driving up the mountain to see the beautiful sequoia trees. Includes a small museum and gift shop and clean restrooms. Friendly staff and great place to learn about these beautiful trees.

Small area that provides park visitors a place to stop and use the facilities before another 30min push up to the Giant Forest. You can buy tickets to the Crystal Cave here. It's a cavern formation that is available to tour at Sequoia. You cannot buy tickets up there at their entrance. You can get information from an NPS Ranger here, but the Foothills is mostly a small visitor's center. It was our first stop, but we would have been fine passing by it.

Nice selection and there is an Artistic place where the eye logo fits. It's right here on one of these beams so the neighborhood who SHOULD know where they should buy shoes will know beyond a SPOOKY shadow of a doubt. Please paint the logo in the 👁️ of our state! Thank you!

Much smaller than I thought. Just enough services to visit the Park.

I'm going to be in the minority here and opine that Kings Canyon is not worth visiting unless you have never seen a sequoia before. It was not worth the plane ticket, the 6 hour drive from SFO, and the countless hours wasted in traffic to get here. Once you arrive at the entrance, it's another hour or so to the first sight, followed by more hours stuck behind an auto going 10 mph or less. I enjoyed the easy hike up Moro Rock, but the other scenic byways and attractions I could have done without. There are some interesting mountain ranges and dramatic cliffs here, but nothing that was truly special like those in Bryce, Zion or Glacier----OK, the immense sequoia was awesome but I thought Kings canyon had a deeper gorge than the Grand Canyon? This place is remarkably over-hyped!

Basic visitor center that serves its purpose. The Foothills Visitor Center is pretty standard - nothing fancy, but it covers the essentials for getting oriented to Sequoia National Park.Has the basic information you need about trails, park conditions, and general visitor services. Staff was helpful enough and could answer our questions about the park.

Very grateful for the rangers and national park staff to keep me informed and up to date with park information. Their suggestions based on their experience helped narrow down where to go in the park and how best to plan (Day 1 was Big Trees Trail, Sherman Tree, and Moro Rock; all doable with early start and using the shuttle).

So nice and full of wonders. The smell of chocolate is amazing. You can see them make the chocolate. The ice cream is great.

This is such a cute lil shop! There are three different sections. One for ice cream, one for candy/chocolate and one for holiday decorations. It’s a great shop to get a nice treat or gift for yourself or a loved one. Lots of options! I ordered some ice cream. The most popular in house made berry flavor was very good and the ice cream had a lovely texture. I also ordered some truffles of different flavors and everything was fairly priced! The ladies working were very helpful and patient while I picked out what I wanted. If you’re traveling to Sequoia National Park, this shop is worth stopping at! Also almost forgot to mention, the outdoor seating area both in the front and the back are absolutely gorgeous. So cozy! The back has a view of the river.

I have been coming here for 48 years. However, this time when we came to visit.... there were much fewer chocolate selections, and the ice cream portions were almost half the size. When most customers spend at least $100, this is unacceptable. I'm deeply disappointed. We have always promoted Reimer's. I doubt we will anymore.

If you’re anywhere near Sequoia National Park, do not skip Reimers in 3 Rivers! This place is a handcrafted chocolate dream. The sea salt caramels melt like velvet in your mouth — sweet, buttery, and dipped in rich dark chocolate with just the right salty crunch. The milk chocolate almond cluster? Crunchy, smooth, and addictive. And that chocolate square dusted with crushed nuts? Pure bliss. Every bite tastes like it was made with love and magic. The shop smells like a sweet fairy tale, and everything looks as good as it tastes. You’ll want to buy one of everything — and then go back for more. A must-stop spot for any road trip snackers or sweet-tooth travelers. 5 stars — tastes like happiness. #ReimersCandy #3RiversCA #ChocolateLoversDream #WorthTheDetour #SequoiaEats

If you are visiting 3 rivers or the Sequoia National Park this is a must stop I have been coming Here since I was a child we visit the camp grounds in three rivers every year and we always make a trip to the ice cream shop They have a 3 rivers Berry ice cream which is delicious and a homemade candy shop the service is always excellent

Must visit! What a beautiful store with so many choices. It has various ice cream and chocolate and candies.

If you like Reese‘s pieces you have to try their version. Chocolate melts in your month. So yummy!!

What a pleasant atmosphere and friendly staff. Our appetizer was the highlight. We ordered cauliflower appetizer. It’s a chill vibe place.

This place was nice and the food was good. We sat outside near the river to enjoy the view while we ate our meal. It was nice how ever I got comped on by mosquitoes, 2 of my friends didn't and 1 other did like me so if mosquitoes are always a problem for you like me you might want to eat inside or spray yourself before going in. The menu isn't the biggest but it works.

This is a great place to have a hearty breakfast before going into Sequoia National Park. The food is yummy, the servers are all very nice and the view of the river behind the restaurant is lovely.

Showed up at 620pm on a Saturday in spring Told it would be a 30 min wait for a table and 1 hour wait for food Put our name on the list and then went to three rivers brewing for a drink with a timer set. Went back at the 20 min mark to make sure we didn’t miss our call, as there isn’t a text service or buzzer etc. We were then told that they had called our name 3 times already and had moved on and sat other people. After 10 min wait they then said they could seat us. All while the entire inside dining room was empty. We sat outside in the courtyard for 15 minutes before anyone took a drink or meal order or brought over water. Water was then provided by a different waiter while we waited for our server. By 730pm we had placed our drinks and food order. Food then came quite quick. The food is really great. The location is great, it’s just the service is a bit slow and the front staff were rude and the issue with the putting our name on the list. Would recommend if you want good quality food, smaller portion sizes but great tasty fresh food. The cauliflower and the pesto spaghetti were so good!

If you’re visiting Sequoia National Park and want to grab a bite to eat, look no further than the Buckaroo. We only spent one day & one night in the area, but visited twice - once for brunch and again for an early dinner. The good: the food is excellent. If you sit outside in the back, it’s a great view of the river. The bad: the service is pretty slow, so be prepared to wait 30-45 minutes for your meal. Credit to the servers as they’ll tell you about the long wait. But even with the slow service, it’s worth coming here. For brunch we had the egg sandwich with potatoes and my partner got the chilaquiles. For dinner I got the fried chicken sandwich with waffle fries and she got an arugula salad.

OL Bakaroo is a must-visit for its delicious crispy fried chicken, which is perfectly seasoned and satisfyingly crunchy. 🍗 The grilled flowers are a unique and tasty twist, adding a fresh and flavorful touch to the menu. 🌸 And the Bankaroo burger is a standout, packed with juicy goodness and all the right toppings. 🍔 Overall, it’s a great spot for a flavorful and satisfying meal. 😋

Great local place next to the river. You can watch the rafters float by while having your meal. Super friendly staff. I had breakfast and my eggs were perfect. A simple but rare feat. Definitely go when in the area.

Only the spaces for RVs are very clearly marked and by "very clearly", I do mean there is just a handwritten number on each one of the electrical boxes. The map is a general guide but there is really no indication over which road is a road or where that road goes to. The prices are the highest we have seen so far in California; we've been traveling in the state for 7 months. 30 amp: $80 50 amp: $88 "Premium" 30 amp: $74 "Premium" 50 amp: $81 "Water, electric, cable river" $68 Water/electric: $55 RV dry camping/tent camping: $44 Rates are based on two adults. Anyone over 13 years old is an additional adults and that will be $2 extra, per person. If you would like a small tent with your RV it is an extra $10. AT&T is the only provider with cell reception in the area. The campground does have Wi-Fi but due to the capacity of people staying it was insanely slow. 95% of the RV camp spots were already taken and the other 5% were already reserved for the next day. If this campground were to be functioning at full capacity, it would be making $121,110 (not including any of their extra fees) per MONTH. They closed all BLM land in the area for 10+ miles.. we came in late at night, nearly sunrise, and were just trying to find a safe place to rest for a few hours. We can't use an RV plugin to power at the moment but we did appreciate a somewhat safe place for a couple of hours that had a place to "boondock" (dry camp).

Nice RV park near Sequoia National Park. The spots were large/easy to pull into and weren’t too close to our neighbour. We didn’t have a site with full hook ups, but the campground offered a service to come empty your tanks without having to move your rig. Great dog run area with a bit of shade/grass for our boys to run around. 4 stars because the washrooms were a bit dingy.

We stayed at Sequoia RV Ranch and overall had a very positive experience. We checked in late, and the instructions were clear and easy to follow. The campground felt safe, with helpful staff and plenty of other campers around. Our RV hookup was seamless. We were close enough to hear the leisurely flow of the river, which made the setting peaceful. We didn’t use the showers or laundry, but note that they are coin-operated. The bathrooms were fine, though they could be a bit better maintained. Sites felt roomy, though some are tight or shaded by low branches... just something to keep in mind when parking your RV. Wi-Fi worked reasonably well throughout the campground. Bonus: Visit in April when citrus trees are blooming... the drive from the west coast is truly scenic with a memorable floral scent. Overall, a solid and convenient base for exploring Sequoia National Park... we’d stay again

Great place to come rving or tenting, A little spendy, but what isn't these days. From 50amp hook-ups to tent spaces. We go about twice a year. Nice river views/access. Quiet and we'll kept.

The swimming hole and creek made our stay! Beautiful spot to jump in and cool off after traveling. Our kids loved it. The only complaint was the bath house required quarters, which we didn’t have.

The manager and his wife absolutely lovely people. They are definitely the couple you sit and chat with all night long at camp. There are beautiful humming birds that feed on the flowers along the river. The sound of the River is relaxing if the site isn't crowded. The dog park is big, be careful ground animals dig holes and you may trip or the ground will collapse beneath you amd theres frogs in the poop can. There a beautiful lone mare that will come and talk with your pups and watch you play. Locals also use this park but are pleasant. Dumpster are easy to navigate to. The hillside view is beautiful near the river. This was 1-1.5 hours from the major points in Sequoia and the drive is winding/steep. Someone else was using our site the first night we were here, we had them move their vehicles but they continued using our site and left their trash ( food, plastics, dog excrement). Make sure your ready to hook up your campers water and sewer ( the hook ups are sketchy but work) because the shower situation screams we prefer you to use your camper. Laundry is good, $1.25 for 28 minute wash and $1 for 50 minute dry ( The wall gives different times but its been the cheapest I've experienced). There are only 2 washers and 2 dryers, they are shared with the residence in the trailer park ( some of the nicest people I ever met). The swimming situation is a stream, please respect others campers and use the designated entrance. So many people just walked through our site then complained that my 100 lb Mastiff was minding his business in the space we paid for. There are so many bees and flys. There isn't gravel or grass, it's all dirt. Unavoidable dusty dirt. It will be in and on everything. Sand like dirt. I would not come here on a holiday weekend or when I know it's busy. We almost left because of how crowded it was the first night and everything seemed disorganized and dirty. However, the people who run the site were on top of any and everything they could be. It could use and upgrade and was definitely pricey.

Sequoia RV Ranch used to be one of our favorite spots...but now with the Airbnb on the other side if the creek , it sucks. You're far more likely to have to deal with some jerks blaring crap thumping music than have a peaceful stay. We're done here. Left our campsite early to get some peace at home. Will pass on Sequoia RV Ranch in the future. P.S...we totally get its not the RV parks fault...but we're not paying these prices for a picturesque nightmare you cant tune out. This is on the level of torture and unfair to the entire RV park.

I'd give it 4.5 if I could. It's glamping plain and simple. The airstream is very nice and comfy. The beds are great. Really should be for 2 and not more even though you can fit 4. Kids slept on the pull out couch and was a little cramped. But it is like camping. You are in a campground and you are right next to other airstreams. Shower of a little weak but overall for camping it's really nice camping ... Glamping.

AutoCamp has a great concept and the airstreams are stylish, but the overall experience didn’t quite live up to expectations. The entrance was easy to miss — not well-marked, which made arrival a bit confusing. Not a huge deal, but not a great first impression either. Once there, I quickly realized mosquitoes were going to be a problem. Even with bug spray, I got bitten a lot, which made it hard to enjoy the outdoor space. A lot of the trails that were recommended by staff or listed in the guide were closed, which was disappointing since hiking was a main reason for my trip. It would've been nice to have current info or alternative suggestions. The view also felt underwhelming — it didn’t quite match the photos or peaceful vibe I expected based on the website. They also charge an extra fee for bringing a dog, but there was nothing that actually made the place feel dog-friendly. No amenities or special touches — just the fee. The airstream itself was clean, and the staff were friendly, but overall, the stay felt more style than substance. Could be great with a few improvements.

Overall good experience. Positives: -our airstream by the river was at one of the far ends of the camp away from the ‘beach access’. This meant less people/kid traffic walking by. -the staff was very polite and helpful -free coffee and cereal at the reception area each morning is awesome. -free EV charging is a plus, given that the closest supercharger is 40min away. -airstream was clean, plenty of towels, design with huge shower/decent bedroom/adequate living&kitchen -nightly activities/entertainment offerings -pool looks well maintained and friendly to use. Possible improvements: -ac could of been turned on by cleaning staff on day of arrival, Given temps in the High 90s outside. When we arrived at 3:30pm it was 105 inside the airstream. We had the ac on for 5min and the entire area of 3 rivers lost power until 7pm. If the ac had been left on at least the inside would of held lower temp regardless of power loss. Maybe backup power for the autocamp?!? -given this was my first Autocamp experience I was surprised at the loudness of the ac in the airstream. I needed noise cancellation headphones while the ac was turned on. -I would strongly advise Autocamp to pave the car arrival and parking areas. There was so much dust in the air every time a car came and left. My car had a solid 1-2mm of dust when we departed home from the camp. I washed my car right away when I got home. Tomorrow I’ll vacuum the inside and wipe all inside surfaces. -one last note, perhaps a carwash voucher to a carwash chain? Just a thought. Would I stay again? Well, yes. My experience was overall positive and part of doing something new is adapting to new surroundings. My dog had a great time as well. The airstreams are close together but everyone seemed respectful of sound level and giving each other privacy.

Autocamp Sequoia Campground We arrived on 11th May 2025 its their new opening season The Airstream Cabin, Tent and normal cabin are all new and the facilities like the Pool, small river beach play area are all new and in very good conditions There is well prepared BBQ sets in the Airstream with a cast iron skillet for easy cooking over the fire pit Recommend going in groups or family as its fund to have bonfire , s’mores & grills

Nice and affordable place to stay in a tent for a couple of nights. Views, running river nearby, pool and other facilities as well as proximity to the Sequoia National Park make this place really good to spend some time here. The only problem you can encounter is noisy neighbors, campground declares a quiet time after 11pm but doesn’t enforce it (at least didn’t during our stay in 2019), so loud music or talks and laughing can slightly (or significantly) spoil you sleep.

UPDATE: 11/19/23 I obtained some pictures and videos of the progress made at the new camp site. I was told they will have many Airstreams hard piped, which makes them all stationary. They will also have a higher-end section with top views of the site. A 5000 sq ft club house is being built as you first drive in. I believe cabins will be built as well. You will not be able to bring your own rig. I was told the recent flooding made its way up to the old club house. The beach has a somewhat new formation. The locals are very giving with the info they received. Reservations can be made around August 2024. UPDATE: This campground was sold 3 years ago. The new owners are converting it to an RV park with 85 Airstreams to rent for $400 bucks a night. Our Campground is now gone. Decades of memories, all gone. Posted on 5/16/22 I've been coming to this resort for over 40 years. Such great memories. Now I'm bringing my grandchildren. Tile showers, pool, Wi-Fi, clubhouse, air compressor for inflatables, general store across the street, Walmart 20 minutes away, 5 minutes from town. Volleyball, horseshoes, teatherball, large areas of fescue grass, RV area, riverside camping.

First time going over father's day weekend 2020. We reserved a cabin + a camping space, the cabin was a bit small for my expectations however it did not dissapoint it had 2 queen size comfy clean beds with enough fluffy pillows, the kitchen was small but very complete with a full size fridge, kuerig coffee maker, microwave, electric stove and pots and pans, the bathroom was clean with complimentary soap and make up remover wipes. Outside there was a picnic table and small grill in case you didn't bring your own. Hot water at all times and fully stocked with towels and towelettes. A/C unit and a ceiling fan in the middle of the room, small TV with cable channels (not that it was needed with such beautiful surroundings) but very appreciated when you have small children that refuse to sleep early 😂. The camping space was specious for 2 tents, parking and eating area (grill, picnic table, fire pit) near bathrooms and river. The staff was very friendly! Not once did we encounter a rude person or a bad attitude. Small store at the front office. The river is within walking distance and the "beach" area was just perfect for the children to play! The only "cons" I could possibly think of was the pool being closed/covered our entired stay (friday-sunday) not a deal breaker since the river was so nice and so much water to play in, but I would've loved to use it maybe next time because we are definitely going back!

We got some ice cream/ yogurt and it was delicious on a very hot day. Good place to check out if you are in the area for a tasty treat. Also the back was nice with great seating and view of the river with plenty of shade.

Beautiful yoghurt ice cream, they have six or seven flavour options. It can then be personalised with the usual toppings going from fruits, candies, brownies, coconut flakes, mini cookie dough and more. They also have bubble waffle options which looked delicious. Service is great and you can find parking just outside the store.

I loved the back deck. The 3 or 4 choices of toppings. Thanks for having gummy sharks/dolphins! The place was fantastic. The only real problem is on Google's end. We found they were open till 830. At least on Fridays and Saturdays. Highly recommend will be back.

Great frozen yogurt/ice cream shop. There are so many toppings to choose from and everything is fresh. Reasonably priced, friendly staff, and a beautiful backyard patio to enjoy your frozen treats. Highly recommend anyone visiting Three Rivers to stop in.

a friend took me to this place, i’ll have to say that it’s one of good yogurt places i’ve been to. I got a vanilla oreo with bubble waffles, that waffles was absolutely delicious. they have beautiful patio view in the back as well, it’s an enjoyable scenic view.

Delicious and fun flavors, yummy bubble waffles, fast service. Will visit again!

We’ve been here twice in two days because the service is quick, prices are straightforward, and the atmosphere is really nice. We’ve been enjoying their dairy free froyo with toppings like fresh fruit, gummies, and even some cheesecake! The back patio is incredible too. It was 110 degrees so we’re didn’t stay out too long but maybe next time!

We had a great time at River View Grill & Bar. The riverside setting was beautiful and relaxingperfect for enjoying a solid meal after exploring the area. I ordered the Mountain Man Burger and it was a monster in the best way. A thick, juicy Angus patty topped with bacon, cheddar cheese, crispy onions, and BBQ sauce. Every bite was packed with smoky, savory flavor. I paired it with their onion rings, which were crispy and golden easily some of the best I’ve had in a while. My wife tried the Pastrami & Swiss Melt perfectly grilled with gooey cheese and tender pastrami on toasted sourdough. It was rich, satisfying, and clearly made with care. The fries were seasoned well and had that perfect balance of crunch on the outside and soft on the inside. For the kids, we got the Mini Corn Dogs from the “Wee Ones” menu. They were a hit—crispy on the outside, fluffy on the inside, and just the right portion. Plus, it came with more of those delicious fries and a dipping sauce. The staff was welcoming and attentive, and the food came out hot and fresh. The casual, family-friendly atmosphere made the whole experience even better. Also worth noting they offer a 10% military discount, which is always appreciated. Tip: Grab a table outside near the river for a peaceful view while you eat. Highly recommend if you’re in the Three Rivers area and craving something hearty and homemade

When eating here you have to account for how rustic this area actually is. The tuna melt had typical low cost "American cheese", which tastes exactly as one would expect. The breaded chicken sandwich was spicy, and quite good. The atmosphere was nice, and relaxing. What made this visit so enjoyable was our server, Brooke D. Her continuous smile was infectious. We watched her go all the serving areas like a ping pong ball helping anyone. I must note a young male employee who stood on his tippy toes to wind up the shades facing the river. He never stopped moving and working. He had an emotionless facial expression and just kept busy taking care a many, many odd tasks. He was like a perpetual movement machine. Overall this place was clean, friendly and worth a return visit..

What a fantastic patio! The setting was so charming and cozy with beautiful hanging lights and a heaters that kept us warm on a chilly evening. The food was delicious and the staff was very friendly. It is a bit of a drive but nothing to bad lots of good scenery and such a relaxing dinner experience. I would definitely recommend coming here on your free time!

Incredible food and place, the waiters were realy kind. Giant sequoia burger- amazing burger, juicy flavourful, filling, the fries as side were perfectly fried, well fried and crispy. The wings were so so good, crunchy crust, and juicy internaly, the buffalo sauce was on point, perfect combination of sweet and sour.

The food was very delicious and the staff was helpful and friendly. Ate outside with a view of the river and the fans and mist system provided a nice environment. Had the Haymaker Burger. Was impressed with size and the chili was delicious!

My typical MO is to leave favorable reviews, so I've held off for a couple of days to see if my opinion might change...but it hasn't. First, my wife did enjoy her chicken salad. Seemed to have good flavors. My burger was overcooked, dry. Same for my daughter. The fruit flavored teas had an unusual aftertaste which we couldn't pin down. We sat on the deck, looking over the river. In general, that was nice. But the litter along the bank from prior customers was noticable. A guy was smoking on the upper level, standing near a fan, which served to blow the smoke over the guests. I realize this is also a bar, but where I'm from, no smoking would be allowed. And in CA where everything causes cancer, why is it permissable to allow one person's smoking to affect the experience of others. We appreciated the 10% veteran discount. It just wasn't what we had hoped for. Hopefully some tips for the owners. Fix a couple things...

I have never been serve a drink and a filthy glass until now. I could look pass the frozen food served warm for unnecessary high prices, but not the filthy glass (not plastic). The service was great with the exception no one address the filthy glass as the server watched me scratch the filthy off the inside. We had already ordered appetizers but decided not to get any other food. I had a few bottled beers and my partner stuck to drafts though his glasses were also dirty but not as bad as mine. We won't be back.

A little pricey, $34 for a 10oz New York Steak and $26 for Pork Tenderloin. However both were beautifully cooked and tasty. Unfortunately they have had their liquor license revoked, not a problem to me, but this is affecting trade and atmosphere. Server was very friendly

Seeing the 'for sale' which concerns me this place is struggling financially and will close soon. My opinion of the cleanliness and the service and very tasty, large portion sizes was outstanding. My only negative is that a slice of French toast was $6.49! Ip understand why, and that is sad. I wonder if the for sale sign AND the liquor license revocation have something to do with their perceived pending sale? I feel sad as everything here was pretty good, other than the price for French toast.

Great place with an awesome view of the river out back. I'd give them 5 stars but they don't have many gluten free options which I feel is a must these days. The food was delicious, though!

The food was delish! There was only one waitress there working tonight (we went about 2 hours before closing) she was awesome!! There were several customers there, she didn't miss a thing!! Every time our (or anyones) drink got low or if something was needed, she was quick to provide with a smile on her face. Customer service is a biggie, she made our experience worth every dollar spent!!

We were the only ones there on a Monday at 11:00. The BLT was delicious,, as was the Steak Tips breakfast , and the Steak Omelette. My hubby didn’t care for the biscuits and gravy. The fries were delicious! I didn’t like the taste of the water. No one else in our party complained about it though. The restaurant and restrooms were clean. We sat outside under shades. It was great for kids. They don’t sell alcohol FYI. Our server was very nice :)

The food here is not terrible. They have an American selection, a Mexican selection and a decent seafood selection (garlic shrimp were pretty fire). The beers are what you would expect at a bar and grill with an extended Mexican beer selection. They also seem to have some sweet cocktails for those that aren't beer fans. Even the outside set up looked pretty cool. Finally, they have a descent dessert menu. The fried ice cream was amazing. Seems great, so why the three stars? The menu was way too pricey for what you get. Over priced and the value was not there. We paid 20 bucks for a BBQ burger. 23 for half a rack of ribs that weren't even smoked. As a matter of fact we had gone to another restaurant and paid less for way more. If Cider Mill can cut their prices in half I would give them 5 stars. Right now, save your money and find a place down the road.

This place is 2 minutes from our air bnb so we were excited to try! Food was delicious and super well seasoned! Fiancé tried the chorizo omelette and I had eggs and hash brown. Coffee was smooth and delicious, we loved everything we had. Only thing is the menu is super pricy but if you want to splurge go for it! I believe we spent $50 for breakfast

It's best to use the second parking lot when the water is this high! It was so nice to be able to stop here to see the water so high this summer 🏝️🌞!!!

The river was a bit dry when we visited but had a good walk around and enjoyed it.

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Great place for a fun time. Good for a swim, a good picnic... and great for a hike. First time I was there and it wont be the last one...

Lovely spot near Sequoia NP to stretch you 4 legged friends legs! Since dogs are not allowed in the national park we opted to take them on a hike here. The weather and views are perfect and nice trails to walk the dogs on. Just be aware there are stickers in some of the bushes but down by the river is perfect.

One of the best places I've visited. I took the kids to Sequoia national park, and saw this magical creek on the side of the road. We decided to stop by on our way back, and that was the best decision we made for that day! The kids had so much fund there, they didn't wanted to leave. The rocks 🪨 are used as slides, as so many people slide on them they got slide shape. The weather isn't too hot it's actually around the 68-70f. It's free parking free entrance to the creek. There's a bit of a walk from the parking to the creek. Not so accessible for handicap.

Awesome view, mountains in general are awesome, would go here again.

The Location is hard to beat ~ just outside the park, right off highway, and up against the river with a huge patio. The beer itself is definitely average at best, gets the job done but not an impressive brewery. Overall, a nice option if in the area

Bartender was so nice, and the beers were great! Small selection, so we got a flight. I am not typically an IPA drinker but there was not one bad beer on our flight. All delicious!! Definitely would go back if I lived in the area! The taco truck that was there was also very good!

Really awesome brewery, kind of small selection of beers but I think it changed by the day, the ones we had were tasty. They have a great outdoor patio space overlooking the river and misters outside. The most perfect spot to relax after a long day at Sequoia National Park, plus Dog Friendly! They had a food truck, we didn’t eat but I’m sure that food was good too!

We enjoyed great beverages and ate at the food truck and thoroughly enjoyed our beer flight and pupusas. The food truck had something for the whole family from a spicy jalapeño pupusa to a gigantic burrito to cheese quesadilla. The atmosphere is lovely on a hot day and we liked the sound of the river and the cool mist from the tent. We also checked out the Sasquatch shop with nice shirts and good vibes. Thanks for being open on Monday!

*update that awesome girl behind the bar is the one in the picture* I did not get her name however she had blonde and blue in her hair. She had the most beautiful customer service, sweet, smiling and super friendly. This was our first time there and it did not disappoint. Gorgeous atmosphere and delicious drinks. Definitely going back. Hopefully all your staff is a great as she was.

We had a great visit here after leaving Sequoia. Really friendly service and good recommendations when we asked about wheeler to eat. Their outdoor space was large and relaxed. It overlooks the river which was nice to just sit and enjoy. We tried the Mango Tango beer, which we were told was new, and it really packed a big mango flavour. Normally I find fruit beers do not taste much like the fruit they claim to taste like, but this one did. Great beer and really refreshing! Stop in on your way to or out of the park!

Great. Little brewery with a tiny little seating room inside and bar. But an especially cool outdoor patio area with Misters,music. Lots of seating and shade and a great view, also had a food truck. To get some good grub from, we had a great time here. People were super nice and look forward to coming back. This was A Hidden gem here in 3 rivers.

We stopped here attracted by the old trucks parked. When you pull in a hugs statue of Paul Bunyan. The outside of the building is decorated with artifacts. As you move right there are a few historic buildings. They happened to be closed the day we were visiting. I am going to ad some pics if the inside is as wonderful as the outside it's definitely worth going. I added some of my black and white versions of these pics. I hope you enjoy them.

Worth a stop in Three Rivers! Our family enjoyed learning about the area’s wildlife and geology and seeing historical artifacts like old telephones, typewriters, and what life without single use plastics looked like. I was fascinated by the history of Mineral King and how it fought off Disney’s corporate takeover. Grab a fact sheet on the way out and read about local places and people who make this area so special.

We enjoyed our stop at this quaint little museum. They run on donations only. It was neat to read about the history of the area. There is also a small hands on area that small and big kids can enjoy.

Nice little museum that does a good job showcasing the history of the town and its people. There are even a few exhibits outside.

On the way to sequoia national park and noticed this museum. There’s also a public restroom and Sequoia shuttle stop here. There are so many historical equipments and vehicles to see. Too bad it was too hot to hangout outside. I only quickly took these photos and ran back to our car.

Very nice historical visitor center ! Everything was so interesting and amazing to look at. And Tom was a great guide ! He was very nice and gave us a lot of interesting facts. I definitely recommend everyone stopping by :D

This place was great, the man working at the counter was very helpful and very friendly! Got me a few souvenirs there also!

Great location. It was an easy drive into the . I had a nice shady spot. My dog enjoyed splashing at the watering hole. The bathrooms were clean. It was a great stay . I especially want to mention the maintenance man, Michael. My camper broke down and he immediately came to my rescue and got me back on the road. He went above and beyond!

Great place for midweek camping. The people here are very, very nice! The campsites and restrooms are clean and well kept. Not very many shady spots but in cool weather is nice. The walk to the river is a bit challenging for us older folks but once you get there, it's nice. I'm not sure how it is with weekend crowds and it may be nice for those who don't mind crowds. Great place, I recommend it 👍

This is a great place to camp. It is a bit hot in the summer, but the swimming area provides a nice reprieve. Mosquitoes were minimal and stars were incredible. Lots of wildlife: bear, deer, wild turkey, quail, hawk, and many other birds. It’s a great place to camp!!

Overall Rating: 1 star (Avoid this campsite!) My recent stay at the hideaway was unfortunately a very disappointing experience, particularly due to the issues with site #15 and the abysmal customer service. Regarding site #15, it was found to be poorly maintained, lacked adequate space, had overgrown vegetation, was excessively muddy. The site did not match its online description and seemed overpriced. It lacked basic amenities, and the facilities were dirty broken non-functional, causing "reliance on unreliable alternatives, a shortened stay, unexpected expenses The customer service was also terrible. Staff members were rude, unresponsive, dismissive, unprofessional, unhelpful, when addressing site problems and other concerns. Attempts to resolve issues were met with a dismissive attitude, no follow-up, a flat-out refusal to help, accusations of lying, resulting in frustration. The overall experience was frustrating, showing that customer satisfaction is not a priority at this campground. In conclusion, due to the unacceptable condition of site #15 and the poor customer service, the hideaway is not recommended. It's unfortunate that a place with potential could be so poorly managed, leaving campers feeling exploited and unheard. Alternative options will be considered in the future.

Not what I'd call a cabin, just a small duplex, right up on the roadside. It's old but there was effort put in to cleaning it. Not at all the last accommodation before the park entrance. Full size fridge and microwave, tiny shower but super hot water. Way down the bottom of the grounds is a river, with a sketchy looking dam of questionable stagnant water, but a quick stroll over the rocks takes you to the flowing river which is really pretty.

The swimming hole by the river at the back of the property is so cool all blocked off with some water flowing through. Little beach area too. The kids and dogs loved it! This place was great for us. We were visiting Sequoia and Kings Canyon. This is super close. Clean shows and bathrooms. We had some vehicle trouble and they accommodated us so easily to other spots in case we needed another night. We thank you!!! Only negative is the spots are pretty close together.

Nice RV Park. Awesome staff!!! Special thanks to Michael!!! My pickup truck with my trailer attached broke down when I stopped at the office to check in. Michael had me drop the trailer. He pushed my truck out of the way, hooked my trailer to his van and parked it in the site. He also worked on diagnosing the problem with my truck and recommending an auto repair shop. Very helpful!!!!

We stopped at this place after a backpacking trip on the way out of Sequoia National Park. We were pretty hungry, and hoping to find something soon that was decent and quick so we could get on the road and get home. We were pleasantly surprised how awesome this place was. Two of us shared an order of the fresh Mexican fruit and western burger, and it was a good amount for us. Good home style burger and fries. Really hit the spot! They staff was so nice and accommodating! We tried some of their baked goods from the bakery and they were great! I'm stoked to know of a solid place to go to when I'm backpacking or hiking in the area!

You want to stop there for a bite. This place hit the spot, we got burgers and some of their fresh fruits, they were all delicious. The service is excellent and the staff is welcoming and friendly. We went there after our backpacking trip in pear lake, and this will definitely be a go to spot every time I'm in town.

My family has been waiting 5 years for this place to reopen. It is wonderful. The service was outstanding and the chicken enchiladas and cinnamon roll was amazing. Thank you for the bestest food ever. We will be back. 🤗

I got the chicken fried steak, I ate the eggs and potatoes but I gave this steak to the dog. After bugging the waitress 1 time for a refill of coffee, she was more attentive. The coffee was as weak as at a hotel lobby. Small portions considering the price.

Good average American breakfast. Prices are too high overwise ok. An automatic gratuity of 20% was included in the bill beside the fact that we were only two persons and had already gave a tip. we found it a bit unappropriate, especially because the service was not that good.

Had the garden burger and fries. Wife had fhe chicken enchiladas...we both loved them. Glad to see this place is open again. Take out and outside seating.

Well the wait with being Labor Day weekend was long but food came eventually - worth the wait ordered biscuits and gravy very excellent item so is other food on menu here

We visited Tony’s after our visit to Sequoia. Not much in the area so we were sure what would be good but this place did not disappoint! The outdoor seating area has a great atmosphere, and the food was great! I know not everyone loves Greek food, but they have lots of different options outside of the Gyro. I chose the Ribeye sandwich and fries. The fries are seasoned and really crispy, but soft inside. The perfect fry. And the sandwich was really generous with the meat, perfectly cooked, medium rare, nice dressing, and soft bun. Really glad we stopped here on our way out of the park. Stop here vs one of the actual sit-down restaurants. You won’t be disappointed!

Went here on a Sunday afternoon (LSOB) during lunch time. Parking can be a little hard to find and it was pretty busy. The current spot is outdoor, but they're opening a brick & mortar soon. Went with a group of people. Ordered a General Sherman burger, Three Rivers plate and their Chicken Sandwich. The General Sherman burger was one of the best burgers I've had in a long time. Gyro perfectly cooked along with the burger meat and burger. It's a big burger, so you may need to share it. Their hummus was excellent. The chicken sandwich was also delicious lunch! Overall, a gem of a spot in Three Rivers. Highly recommend eating here regardless of the wait time. You won't regret it.

After hiking through Sequoia we came here for dinner. We just loved the atmosphere sitting there under the tree with the cozy lights, music playing in the background, watching the chipmunks and rabbits. Food was awesome – we had two salads, a smash burger and the Three Rivers Plate. If you get the chance, go eat at Tony's Taverna!!!

While visiting Sequoia, we fueled up here twice for dinner. I can't say enough about the menu selection. It is large. And the portions are perfect after having spent the day on a trail. For a family of four, expect $70-80. So it isn't cheap, but it shouldn't be. Also, it isn't fast food so be patient. Seemed to me each meal is cooked when ordered. So the fries are crisp and hot! And fries are nice and thick with excellent seasoning. The gyro sandwich, Gen Sherman burger and the chicken strip plate all worthwhile. Good job guys!

One of the few options in the area for takeaway. Pleasantly surprised by the portion size and quality of the food. Fries were well seasoned, General Sherman burger didn't disappoint, and the falafel was tasty!

While visiting the Sequoias, we stopped in Three Rivers for a meal here at Tony’s. We were so blown away by this food that ended up eating it for every meal while we were in town. Beautiful, bright , fresh and delicious food. We couldn’t get enough!!

Awesome service and excellent food. Loved having Gyros after a long day at Sequoia National Park. We had the General Sherman burger, the feta fries and a gyro sandwich, all were delicious!

Nice spot in Three Rivers. Wait time might be a bit , but its worth it. Coffee is excellent and the service is friendly. I had a house coffee and a Sky Bowl (pictured) which was Greek yogurt with granola, strawberries, blueberries, honey and shredded coconut. It was superb. I also tried a few bites of my son's blackberry coffee cake, which was also excellent.

Will stop here every time! Food was amazing!!!! Lemon Pistachio croissant was so light and yummy...reminded me of Paris!! Back patio along the river was a great setting to start the day!

Best stop in three rivers. Loved it so much, came here 3 days in a row. Great views and consistently great coffee. We tried the sausage bagel, croissant, burrito, bowl, waffles, biscuits and gravy, avocado toast, chocolate chip cookie and carrot cake. Staff was friendly and accommodating. I'll be thinking of this place back home 🥲

I love this cafe! The decor is so cute and the staff was so helpful and friendly. I have a wheat allergy and they have gluten free bagels so I was able to order one of their bagel sandwiches. It was sooooo good! I love a yummy bagel sandwich. The coffee I got was also very delicious and smooth. I got one of their fall flavors. The maple pecan latte. Highly recommend stopping here if you’re headed to sequoia! The outdoor seating was very peaceful and their bathroom was like a zen room. They had meditation music playing and a dimmable light. It was a vibe.

Such a cute spot with great food & coffee! Nice outside seating with a great view. Breakfast croissants were excellent and coffee/latte was perfect. Fast to go service too!

Such a cute & wonderful place! Delicious coffee and breakfast options. It was busy - but the line moved fast & we got our coffee & food quickly. 10/10

Such a cute place!! Im definitely coming back! I got the Bacon bomb and the pumpkin toffee mocha delicious!!!

Prepare to feel very insignificant as you surround yourself with enormous giant sequoias. There are multiple trails through the trees, many of which are accessible. The loop trail through the meadow has info boards along it, which teach you everything you need to know about the trees that tower over your head. It all smells heavenly as well.

It was magical. I loved walking amount the trees. The smell of the forest was incredible. Everything was so accessible. I loved the water station too. The water was so good

Stunning and, if you are willing to walk just 1/4 mile past the museum and giant sherman, peaceful area. Communing with these giant, ancient trees is truly a full sensory experience and something that no pictures can do justice for.

At the heart of the park, in the shade of towering sequoias and redwood groves, the Giant Forest is home to half of the Earth's largest and longest-living trees. Named in 1875 by John Muir, the forest is a stand of more than 8,000 colossal sequoia trees - many standing just as Muir found them. Giant Forest in Sequoia National Park is alive with mystery and wonder. We see it all the time - people think they know what to expect here. They come for the massive trees, but just as often, they leave with something much, much bigger.

One of favorite 😍 places on this planet earth 🌏

This is such a magical place. It's amazing that everything was perfect for these trees to grow to their fullest potential in this area only. It's humbling to simply stand in their presence and imagine everything they've witnessed and survived in their lifetime.

We enjoyed walking along this paved trail. You can definitely do it in flip flops with no issues. It’s a nice loop that takes you around a meadow with many gorgeous sequoias to admire with a lot of information. We stopped and read every placard.

Great hike - easy to moderate difficulty with some ups and downs - thru some beautiful sequoia groves. Too the bus to the Moro Rock and walked 2.5 miles back to the museum.

Nice trail with giant sequoia.

This trail is very lovely and you get a great view of the giant sequoias and Moro rock. It runs from the Giant Forest Village to Moro Rock then you get to climb to the top of moro rock where the view is breathtaking.

Awesome hike to Moro Rock

Great little hike!

Nice so worth the drive

Off the beaten path

The McKinley is one of the giant and famous sequoia trees found along the Congress Trail in the Giant Forest in Sequoia National Park. The tree is 291 feet (88 metres) tall and believed to be over 2,000 years old. It is dedicated to 25th U.S. President William McKinley. You'll find a sign in front of the McKinley Tree helping to identify it amongst so many other giants found throughout the grove. The McKinley is impressive in its size, stature and structure. Stand back 30-40 years and you can capture the entire tree in your camera lens. It is a beautiful specimen.

A massive tree right in the vicinity of the Congress trail. Can be heavily trafficked. Part of the large trail network that interconnects the giant forest.For some seclusion head south down the alta trail towards the Washington tree trail to see the husk of the former second largest tree in the world(Washington tree).

On the congress trail you'll find this magnificent seqouia tree. These trees make you feel tiny

This giant is not far from General Sherman, the largest tree on earth. It's located on the paved Congress Trail. My family sat at a bench near McKinley Tree to enjoy the sights and sounds. We saw a bear on our way back to General Sherman parking lot!

A magnificent Sequoia tree a 20 minutes walk from General Sherman Tree along the paved lower section of the Congress trail

A beautiful, large tree, in a less populated area. Beautiful views.

Another mighty, towering sequoia tree, this one has a burl some distance up on the trunk that looks sort of like a mustache, hence the tree's name. Like all the great sequoias in the grove, this one is well worth the time to visit.

Huge Sequoia, but something surprising which I noticed on a recent visit, the sign has been taken off, vandalized or..? In any case it's a pity that a political statement has been made here at this tree.

I never want to leave sequioa. It seems a waste to spend my time in any other place on the planet, besides here or the Redwoods...This place is magical!

It’s beautiful out there go for a hike but bring a snack.

One of the largest sequoias, and thus trees on the planet, and perhaps the oldest living sequoia, with an age estimated at over 3,000 years, the President Tree is a stunning sight. This huge tree is easily accessible and well-worth the hike to see it.

Look, it's a giant tree. It's not gonna pose for you, it's not gonna do a cute dance or make a cute face, it's just going to stand there and look pretty. If you're not impressed by nature then this isn't for you. I, however, an in awe when I see just how massive these trees are. Truly they're a thing of beauty and they dwarf anyone and anything that goes near them. I'm already short so I'm used to the feeling. If you're into feeling like a small child and you like looking at trees then this is the place for you.

Worth the walk, I love his spot near the senate

This tree was along the Congress Trail and stands tall by itself.

If you walk straight through The Senate, there is a path that continues on a beautiful 3-mile loop and brings you back to Congress. Check it out!

The Senate is not impressive due to each tree size but in their collective togetherness. A wonderful site which you won't get elsewhere in this park.

My favorite spot in Sequoia! After the busy General Sherman Tree area, we wandered a little farther and found a peaceful corner among a few giant trees grouped together. Hardly any people, just quiet beauty and perfect soft light filtering through the branches — truly magical and worth a few moments to pause and breathe.

Avenue of the giants suits perfect. Looks like walking among the nature giants

Very beautiful and peaceful

Massive trees. Hard to believe that they can be so big. The hike to the Senate is easy and will not take a long time.

Massive group of trees that are truly stunning!

Awesome place

(Translated by Google) Chief Sequoia stands a few steps away from "the president", almost as if he wants to protect him. It's another giant sequoia, but still impressive. (Original) Il Chief sequoia si trova a pochi passi dal “the president”, quasi a volerlo proteggere. È un’altra sequoia gigante, comunque impressionante.

We hiked here in April of 2025. This trail is a roughly 3.5 mile out and back to a lovely waterfall. In the spring the highlight of the hike is wildflowers. They were going crazy. The waterfall at the end of the hike was also gushing massively. The trail was mostly well maintained. Parts of it are a bit overgrown and ticks are definitely a problem this time of year. Be careful to check yourself and your partner for ticks during your hike and after. Pro tip. There is parking at the back of the Potwisha campground for this trailhead. Go to the far back of the campground and then look for the sketchy looking gravel road heading uphill on the back left side of the campground. Most people don't know about this parking, so they park across the street which is a pretty good walk. The hike starts out flat along the Marble river. After about a half mile, you come to the gate station for the old water flume which used to carry water to a small hydroelectric generator that powered the area. This was apparently decommissioned about 100 years ago but the flume and the water works are interesting to look at. At the waterworks you turn right and start heading uphill. The hike climbs way above the river and continues uphill for the entire 3 and 1/2 miles until you get to the water fall at the end. This hike is going to be very hot in the summer and you'll need to bring a lot of water and start early as there's no water on the trail until you reach the waterfall. When you get to the waterfall, there's plenty of opportunity for scrambling around and checking out the various Cascades. During April. It was thundering and at very high volume. Definitely unsafe to get anywhere near the water this time of year but surely spectacular. We were very surprised to only run into about a half dozen people the whole time we were here. Door-to-door from your vehicle the hike takes about 3 hours.

This was a great hike. The falls were beautiful, a series of falls and pools with the water flowing through some really cool colors of marble. We arrived early at 9am to beat the heat. We lucked out and had a mild day, it is recommended not to start on the trail after 10am on hot summer days. I would say about half of the trail is in shade but some is in full sun. My watch measured 3.5 miles in to the falls, and then the same back. My 4 children (9-15) were able to complete the hike, but it was tiring, especially near the end having gone 7 miles. Well worth it in my opinion, I can't wait to go back!

The trail was surprisingly quiet for a weekend;I came across only about half a dozen people. The falls are beautiful and definitely worth the hike. Be mindful of flying insects and the possibility of rattlesnakes along the way. The path is lined with bushes, giving it a wild, natural feel.

A waterfall view at the end of the trail. Takes about 2 hours from the trailhead. About 50% of the trail will be exposed to the sun, so be prepared . A moderate difficulty trail, with elevation. Mostly soil and granite route. You can park at the trailhead (inside the RV reserved lot) if you are lucky as lots are limited. There is another parking lot across the RV parking. Plentiful of space for parking there, just a short walk to the trailhead (5 mins).

Hike level - Moderate. The weather is pleasant in April and the trail is pretty beautiful and is one of the 1st hike when you enter Sequoias. You can park the car across Potwisha Campground ( Dump Station).

Great hike. One way up about 2 hours. Medium to advanced hike level. Lots of loose rocks, mud, sand, branches, broken trees, stricken out rocks. Must have hiking shoes. Water 2 L. Snacks. Weather changed quickly. It was cool and got hot and cool again. We thought the rain will start. Lots of flies. Half a hike we had to fight with them. Maybe good idea to have googles or hat with fishnet protection. I had to clear out like 10 flies from my eyes. Nice waterfall. We started from camp site. It has nice restrooms and a spot to park your car. Hope it helps Enjoy and be safe.

The trekk up from the campsite is well worth it lots a great views on the way with the reward of the falls at the end. We did there and back comfortably in under 4 hours and we are average fitness so manageable for most if you're willing to put a bit of effort in and have water and snacks.

Really nice restaurant located inside the park. With such a remote location it’s really impressive what they can do and the quality. My group got the pork chop, pot roast, and veggie burger. All were really delicious and filling. Some reviewers complain about the price, I thought the pricing was totally reasonable considering we are (1) in California (2) in a REMOTE national park. People need to get a reality check. Our server was really nice and friendly. He told us a few fun stories about the park. Also you cannot beat the view from the big windows!

The Peaks Restaurant in Sequoia National Park was a welcome retreat after a long day of hiking. What stood out most was the exceptional service, especially from Shane at the front. I accidentally placed my order through the kiosk instead of waiting for a table at the main restaurant. Despite the crowds of hungry and tired visitors, Shane handled everything with patience, professionalism, and genuine kindness. He helped sort out my mistake without hesitation and went above and beyond to make sure we were taken care of. The food itself was decent—nothing fancy, but satisfying and hearty, especially after spending hours on the trails. The setting was the real highlight. The indoor space offers a peaceful escape from the heat, with large windows showcasing the surrounding forest. It felt relaxing and calm, with air conditioning providing much-needed relief. It’s a great place to refuel, recharge, and enjoy the beauty of the park from a comfortable seat. Overall, The Peaks Restaurant delivered a solid experience, made truly memorable by the outstanding customer service. Big thanks again to Shane for turning a stressful moment into a positive one. Highly recommend stopping in if you’re visiting the area.

Came for breakfast and dinner. Re: breakfast - “continental” (just fruit, pastry and coffee) is not a bad deal compared to full buffet. And the “continental” is actually buffet-style (unlimited food). Re: dinner - The food was ok - Not bad. Ordered salads, chicken Marsala, pork chop and chicken wings. The chicken wings won. lol. Their grilled chicken is used in various dishes (including chicken Marsala). The photo looks “sad” but it’s less sad than you think when you actually eat it. The pork chop came not fully cooked :(, but the waiter replaced it with another dish of our choice and took it off the bill. The waiter was not super efficient and observant (eg. another table was waiting to place order and I was waving my hand to ask for help, but he was just chatting with another table for quite some time…). He was pleasant when he is dealing with us though. I also felt they are understaffed. So I wouldn’t call the service is bad.

We enjoyed our meal here. I would highly recommend making reservations ahead of time as the seating and servers are limited. The food was good and the view from our table was great! The selection is limited (which makes sense based on location) but still has a good amount of options.

While visiting Sequoia National Park, dining options were limited, so I tried Peaks Restaurant. The experience was just okay. The broccoli was undercooked and tasted raw, and the rice was also not fully cooked. However, the service was good, which made the visit a bit better.

Food is great - not quite high-end but certainly not what you'd expect at a Lodge. The bar is a lot of fun in the evening if you can grab a seat. Staff is kept small so go with patience and enjoy your time!

The food is expensive but the prices are understandable considering the high elevation. Some issues: -Most of the onion soup bowl was filled with bread. -The grilled chicken sandwich tasted plain and dry and they forgot to bring out the fruit cup that came with it. -They could not add any toppings to the pizza (contrary to the menu). -You must decide the tip before beginning your meal. Nevertheless, the bathroom was clean and modern, the waiters were accommodating, and the pizza itself was perfect.

The hike up the falls is 1.7 miles. Took us 1 hour to get to the falls with lots of stops for pictures. We went here the first week of April 2025, and there's still snow everywhere. It's an easy hike.

This was one of my favorite things I did while on my vacation at Sequoia national park. The trail like every other i hiked was well kept. We went first thing in the morning cause I wanted to avoid big crowds and I'm so glad we did. Parking is limited if you want to park closest to the head trail. It was a moderate hike and it took us more than an hour to get to the falls but that will depend on your pace. The last 10 min of the trail it's rocky but doable. There are amazing views the whole way and pictures won't do them justice but take as many as you can. We encountered deers and a bear even follow us in a part of the trail...that was scary but a cool story now. The fall itself it's beautiful but dangerous so I wouldn't encourage to get as close as some people were when we visited. Take plenty of water and wear comfortable shoes.

Short walk through the forest to see the falls and back. Took about 1 hrs to do, very easy trail overall. If your in the area id recommend.

A breathtaking & underrated hike, mostly shaded except the last 10 to 15 mins. This gem is inside the Sequoia National park and of course General Sherman and Grant deserve all the attention. However this is one trail that not too difficult and shouldn't be missed. It's a moderately difficult trail, but can be done if you pace and take breaks often. It naturally follows the river and hence you weave in and out of meadows and forests. The last 15 mins are exposed and rocky. The start of the trail is near a campground. I presume you could drive and park across the start of the trail, however I parked at Lodgepole visitor center, another 15 min walk away with better access to water, food and rest rooms. The entire hike would roughly take about 2 hours plus time you spend at the falls PRO TIP - Plan to start hiking about hour and half or so to sunset, the entire hike is spectacular and you will be treated some magnificent lighting and views all along the way. - Carry enough water. There are water filling stations at Lodgepole visitor center. - Stay on trails - Appears everyone would follow it, but surprising the extremes people would go for a picture. No pic is worth your limb or life and off trails are often places of re-vegetation by NPS. Respect nature and the efforts of NPS Staff.

Go for this trail! You have the best views of beautiful meadows in Sequoia National Park here! It is a 4 mile in and out trail, starting right at the lodgepole parking area, we even spotted a bear from far, Oh my god we saw poop a lot of it in the trail! It was a running trail, a lot of people at that time, gives you an amazing view! Rocky and little steep like around 525 feet, could complete it in 1 and half hour.

The waterfall was roaring and a beautiful prize at the end of the trail. The tra itself isn't hard, just long. We enjoyed tiptoing though mini creeks and crossing over natural bridges. Most of the trail is pretty cool. The rocky part (towards the of the trail) was pretty hot and sunny. Be sure to bring sunscreen.

This is a great trail thats quite easy even for kids.

Strenuous trail up the southwestern flank of Mount Silliman. If you are heading to Twin Lakes, the hike is more than worth it. Don't expect any major views until you reach the Lakes though.

Well marked trail head. Walk through the campground for about a mile, as it’s towards the last campsites. Exactly where it’s marked on the map. It’s an out and back trail, takes a couple hours. East hike, not much elevation. Ends in an amazing grove of sequoias.

Not easy to get to because these campgrounds da have been closed for awhile (as of 2025). But it is worth it if you like a longer hike with no one else around. I saw two other people my entire hike on a fall weekday. The pay off at the end is great. Dozens of secluded giants that don’t get visited as much.

There is only one diference from the another Sequoia spots - no people. Just calm and quiet.

Love Muir Grove! It's one of the calmest and least busy trails in the park.

This is the prettiest river in the world!!!

Might of been able to in the past but not able to see the inside, door was locked. Still pretty cool to stop and see. There was a small pull off to park at. Right off the road

An adorable tiny old post office the size of an outhouse, almost. I met the lady who takes care of it and she was very kind and knowledgeable. Warning, in spite of the beautiful stained glass sign, they DO NOT SELL STAMPS. 😄

What a sweet find. Glad we didn't miss this piece of history. It was fantastic to see. It's a hidden gem, well worth the drive.

Small post office - nothing special - but a sweet historical standard in its own right.

Small Cozy Beautiful Scenery of a Post Office. By the way it is a functioning office.

The cutest little place ever!!! I had gotten lost and happen to stumble upon this little post office and im so happy I did.!!

I use to Live just a Short distance past this Post Office! It's a Beautiful area to Enjoy, just be Careful Not to Trespass on Private Property while doing so! If you keep Driving up the North Fork Dr. It's a Back Road to the National Park!

Nice dining experience with a beautiful setting! The food was good - the salmon was decent and everything was prepared well, but nothing that will wow you. Solid, reliable fare without being exceptional.The staff was very friendly and attentive throughout our visit, which really made the experience enjoyable. Great service that definitely adds value to the meal.The view of the river is absolutely lovely and creates such a peaceful, relaxing atmosphere while you dine. The scenic location is really the highlight here.

I didn't like the strong smell of air freshener / cleaning solution in the room, and the sink was a bit clogged, but otherwise the room was the fine. I was really surprised how good the food was. I had low expectations at almost 9 pm on a Monday and sort of forced to come here. The prices looked a bit high. However, after ordering I would say they're kind of justified. All our food was tasty across the board. The pork chop was so juicy, seasoned so well, and seared just right with just the right texture to it. My seafood crepe was delicious. The baby back ribs were tender and delicious. The rice pilaf was so good with this dryish texture I like. The red snapper fillet was also cooked and seasoned well. The server Taylor was great, attentive, and a bit funny (and sounds like Norm Macdonald).

Location is great, if you manage to book a table by the river as we did the experience is quite nice :) food is good and the staff was incredible. Starting from the lady at the entrance to the gentleman who served our table everything was perfect. They both had a warm smile despite the day was incredibly busy, they were kind and welcoming. I work in the hospitality industry with Marriott (my wife as well) and we can tell the difference when we see professionals at work! Give them a raise! Thank you from Rome :)

We stayed at a Vrbo five minutes away and the owner recommended this restaurant to us. So glad he did. We had driven from San Diego and were starving by the time we arrived. Our server Taylor was absolutely awesome! The food was perfect-appetizer, meal and dessert, and the view was even better. After our day in the park the next day we were able to sneak back at the last hour of service to grab a burger. Once again, we had Taylor as our server and everything was great. Would definitely come back if we find ourselves in the area again.

We just came for food after coming out of Sequoia. Our server, Jesse, was charismatic and fun. The rest of the staff were all ready to jump in and refill anything we needed. The food definitely left something to be desired, especiallyfor the price. The ravioli had an odd taste and the marina was watery and flavorless. It was in a beautiful spot though.

Second time coming here and unfortunately both times were disappointing. The only positives are that the staff are typically nice and the view is beautiful if you’re lucky enough to be able to sit outside. Sometimes reservations are required, sometimes they aren’t. The food is nowhere near worth the price. Small portions and low quality. Over $30 for ravioli that tastes frozen, sauce that tastes canned and almost raw green beans. I can usually handle low quality food but this wasn’t easy to eat. As well as this, the place isn’t very clean. One of our glasses and spoons still had food on it and the container for the sweetener was covered in grime. I really hope something at least changes with the price. I’m sure something there could be good, but not at those prices.

Great location, but that’s where the positives end. The Gateway Restaurant and Lodge has a beautiful location right at the entrance to Sequoia National Park. You can’t beat the convenience. Unfortunately, the rest of our experience didn’t live up to the setting. Check-in was chaotic since the same register handled hotel guests, restaurant payments, and even snow-chain rentals and sales , with just one person trying to manage it all. Our room had several issues: dusty shelves, a soaked carpet under the air conditioner, and a toilet that wasn’t installed securely and wobbled. When we asked about switching rooms, we were told the lodge was fully booked. With few nearby options and the late hour, we stayed the night but we wouldn’t stay here again and can’t recommend it.

Okay this is an interesting place along the road to Sequoia National Park in Three Rivers CA. We had seen it earlier in the day upon our arrival, and while looking around three rivers on the way back to the Western Lodge we decided to stop and check it out! It is an outdoors type setting with a food truck that sells nothing but quesadillas. There are picnic tables in an enclosed area Outdoors and there is also a mister for those hot days! The food was very good and the service was excellent! If you're looking for a No-Frills place to eat this is the place!

Their quesadillas and dessert was super tasty! I love the place too and they got games on each table. Also, they got this map on the left side of the counter for you to pin the place of where you are from.

After a morning’s hiking in Sequoia National Park, this was the perfect lunchtime spot. The food was awesome - with both a #1 (chicken) and #2 (pork) being super tasty. Highly recommended as a place to grab some tasty food.

This little place is awesome! The atmosphere is very welcoming. They have games like jenga, and connect 4 and corn hole to play while waiting for your food! It's pricey but worth every penny! The staff are nothing short of amazing!

Great place to stop after a long day in the parks. You really feel the heat in the lower elevations that I personally am not used too, so having the water misters was very nice. Food was good and the "liquid gold" salsa was very good.

The food was absolutely delicious and as someone with a dairy allergy, i was shocked they had a dairy free alternative cheese (vegan cheese in this case) as most places have minimal to no alternatives for those of us worth food restriction. The person who had assisted me and my family was absolutely sweet as well. They also take tap to pay for those of you who have forgotten your card back home 🤣 highly recommend regardless of wether you're a tourist like myself or a local.

Quesadilla Gorilla - best food truck ever serving the most delicious quesadillas!! We ordered the chicken bacon and beef and cheese quesadilla and both were delicious.

We loved chatting with John and learning about each item we were curious about. He really has an incredible knowledge of history and his collection. He encouraged us to touch everything and we enjoyed our experience very much!

Great shop. You can find all sorts of stuff in there. And the owner is amazing! We'll definitely be coming back.

The owner is one of the nicest guys out there - we walked in looking for a tie clip and he had a few. Was open and honest about each. Really great stuff in the shop but most importantly he’s a great guy. Def recommend to walk in and check out if you’re in three rivers or sequoia

What an amazing gem to find! A museum-caliber collection of antiques, relics and vintage items curated by a gracious owner with an extensive knowledge of most things worth noting. I think I spent over an hour in the store browsing, chatting with John, and finding a few gems to add to my personal collection. I hope to be back that way soon.

Great place, the owner is very nice. This place has “real” antiques.

Don't even know the words to say. I have been to perhaps a hundred antique stores, been antiquing for over 3 decades. I have a little addiction. Found out about this one because I am in the same FB group as the owner. The absolute high quality of the items that John brings in are AMAZING. Small store, but I have never encountered such an exquisite collection. And it is right here, in Tulare county. Wowsa. Worth a visit for sure.

Absolutely fantastic hidden gem. Very kind and helpful staff. I'm almost hesitant to write this review, as I'm not sure I want to give away this hidden secret. This is a "must stop" in Three Rivers and/or on your way to Sequoia

Small intimate friendly place to view Art and play drums on Sunday evenings by the river

Who doesn't love pizza after a long hike?? Unfortunately Pizza Factory leaves something to be desired. A large pizza and wings cost $50, which I expected from reading other reviews. The wings were good but tiny. The pizza just okay. The crust was on the tough side and pretty flavorless. I did takeout, which was good because the space needed a good cleaning. I would skip this place and go to one of the food trucks instead.

We were in the mood for pizza and this looked promising. We weren't disappointed! Very tasty pizza for sure! Pleasant place to sit and reflect on your day. A small salad bar (extra) was also enjoyed.

Best pizza I have had in a very long time!

Quick lunch before Sequoia National Park. Got sandwiches and salad bar for lunch. Loved the big bowls for the one trip salad bar. Yummy sandwiches. Service was great, it was fun watching them toss the pizza dough.

For there not being much to eat, this is a good spot to go to for a quick meal after a days worth of fun!

First time here and did not disappoint!! They were extremely busy, but we waited less than 30 minutes. Pizza was hot, fresh and delicious!! Never thought to grab a picture, our bellies were yelling! Lol Try it! You won't be disappointed!! We did the x-large meat lovers!

Pizza Factory, August 17, 2025, The family had came here for dinner & it was so busy as usual but that's a good thing & we even saw our friends here also because it's the best 🍕 pizza around & everything else that they make plus the adult beverages 🍺 & soft drinks 🥤 the (soda machine). If you're going to the river 🏞️ or even to the mountains 🌄 this is the place to stop at! Plenty of good food & good family & even good friends plus they have sports on the TV'S & there is a small arcade plus a couple of other games to play. ( First picture pizza 🍕 was 4 years ago) ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐'s & 💯%+ Thank You to everyone here at Pizza Factory 😎👍 Great Job!