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Towing in sequioa national park

dalen
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will the campground in the national accommodate a 35ft toy hauler.
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braindead0
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Coming in from Fresno side wouldn't be too bad,the south entrance is really tight/twisty.

Most of the N.F. campgrounds (Dorst Creek, Stony Creek) were built a long time ago and the site pads tend to be small.

There are some dispersed camping areas where that size would be no problem, if you don't mind no services and would possibly need 4wd TV to get there. No fee's and no guaranteed space available of course. Off 198, FR 14S11 right about here is a really nice site, I've never towed anything that large up there though..
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bob213
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Sequioa RV Ranch just outside the park is your best bet. Unhook and drive the TV into the park for a pleasurable experience.
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Denny___Jami
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Taking that long of rig into the park wouldn't be a very pleasant experience, I would say outside of the park.

Denny
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bikendan
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dalen wrote:
will the campground in the national accommodate a 35ft toy hauler.


which of Sequoia's campgrounds are you asking about?

anyway, they don't have a lot of campsites for that big of an RV.
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