Sequoia National Park, California - Explore the Land of Giants

Location: Sequoia National Park is located in California’s southern Sierra Nevada mountains, about 4 hours north of Los Angeles. It’s famous for its ancient giant sequoia trees, deep canyons, marble caverns, and breathtaking mountain scenery. Together with neighboring Kings Canyon National Park, it offers some of the most awe-inspiring natural beauty in the western U.S.

About Sequoia National Park

Sequoia is home to the largest trees on Earth - including the legendary General Sherman Tree, standing over 275 feet tall and more than 36 feet in diameter. The park’s winding mountain roads, alpine meadows, and forest trails make it a paradise for hikers, nature lovers, and RV travelers seeking peace and adventure among the giants.

Why Visit Sequoia

• See the world’s largest trees: Walk among ancient sequoias that have stood for thousands of years.
• Scenic mountain drives: Enjoy sweeping vistas from the Generals Highway and Moro Rock.
• Star-filled skies: Designated International Dark Sky Park - perfect for stargazing.
• Close to Kings Canyon: Explore two national parks in one trip - your park pass covers both.

RV Rental Options

• ShareMyCoach: Offers fully equipped RV rentals ideal for mountain camping near Sequoia. You can pick up your RV in Southern California and drive it up to the park or arrange delivery to nearby campgrounds in Visalia, Three Rivers, or Fresno.
• Delivery & Setup: ShareMyCoach can coordinate delivery to local RV parks near the park entrance, saving you the challenge of navigating mountain roads with large rigs.
• Off-Grid Ready: Many RVs come with generators, solar power, and large water tanks - perfect for dry camping inside or near the park.

Featured RVs from ShareMyCoach

• Class A Mountain Coach: Luxurious comfort and space for families or groups exploring longer stays.
• Class C Explorer: Easy to drive through mountain terrain, equipped with all the essentials.
• Travel Trailer: Delivered and set up near Sequoia’s base towns like Three Rivers or Lemon Cove.
• Compact Campervan: Great for couples or solo travelers who prefer nimble maneuvering on narrow park roads.

Where to Stay - RV Parks & Campgrounds

• Potwisha Campground (inside Sequoia NP): Open year-round and suitable for smaller RVs (up to 24 feet). No hookups, but stunning setting near the Kaweah River.
• Azalea Campground (Kings Canyon NP): Seasonal campground, large sites for mid-size RVs, nestled among pines.
• Sequoia RV Ranch (Three Rivers): Full hookups, river access, and beautiful scenery just outside the park entrance.
• Lemon Cove Village RV Park: A convenient base with full hookups, pool, and easy access to both Sequoia and Kings Canyon.

Helpful Tips for RV Travelers

• Check RV size limits - most park roads have restrictions (typically max 22–24 feet).
• Use lower gears on mountain grades to avoid overheating brakes.
• Fuel up before entering - there are no gas stations inside the park.
• Bring extra water and generator fuel for dry camping areas.
• Cell service is limited - download offline maps and park info in advance.
• Winter visits require tire chains for certain elevations.

Nearby Attractions

• Kings Canyon National Park: Adjacent park with deep granite canyons and waterfalls.
• Crystal Cave: Beautiful marble cave (seasonal access, guided tours only).
• Three Rivers: Charming gateway town with shops, local dining, and RV supplies.
• Visalia: Nearby city with full services, restaurants, and RV-friendly amenities.

Visiting Sequoia National Park by RV is one of the most unforgettable road trips in California. Whether you’re camping beneath ancient trees or stargazing in the high Sierra, renting from ShareMyCoach ensures you travel comfortably and confidently. Experience nature’s grandeur - and sleep among the giants.