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profdant139
Jun 09, 2015Explorer II
Mr. Wizard and Outdoor, you are both right! Sunset and Azalea are the coolest campgrounds -- literally -- because they are at 6500 feet, and are located next to Grant Grove.
The campgrounds down at the Cedar Grove end of the road are at a lower elevation but are right near the Kings River -- this shot was taken in Sentinel Campground, right from our campsite, in early May of 2011:
Not a very dramatic shot, but you can imagine the sound of the rushing water tumbling over the submerged boulders -- built in white noise, and built in air conditioning!
Which was a good thing, because the valley floor can get pretty hot during the day, since it is below 5000 feet in elevation. Fortunately, the nights almost always cool off substantially.
The campgrounds down at the Cedar Grove end of the road are at a lower elevation but are right near the Kings River -- this shot was taken in Sentinel Campground, right from our campsite, in early May of 2011:
Not a very dramatic shot, but you can imagine the sound of the rushing water tumbling over the submerged boulders -- built in white noise, and built in air conditioning!
Which was a good thing, because the valley floor can get pretty hot during the day, since it is below 5000 feet in elevation. Fortunately, the nights almost always cool off substantially.
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