AutoCamp Sequoia

We stayed at one of the cabins. The positive: -The main lobby was gorgeous. -The camp ground itself was very cute with access to the river. -The staffs were friendly and we really enjoyed listening to the ex-ranger talk about Sequoia by the campfire. The negative: -The room was clean but very bare, such so that basic items for comfort were lacking such as door mat, bath rug, any place to hang coats. -The campground is not paved or graveled so after some rain, the whole camp got super muddy. -The control for our blinds were also not working so we couldn't actually raise the blinds during our stay. -Even though there were a 5 hour limit on the EV chargers, people didn't follow the rules, and there were even non-EV cars parked there. The staff had no way to contact the owners so we had to just sit in a car for an hour and wait for a spot to open up because we desperately needed to charge our car. They could use a better system like if you are parked in the EV spots you have to leave your room # or cell # so the staff can contact you.

Nice crews, Nice clubhouse. I enjoyed board games in clubhouse. And There are draft beer! In the clubhouse!!!!

This place is way overpriced, the front desk staff are rude and unhelpful. I was charged a $35 "resort fee" - this not a resort. It's an RV Park. This fee supposedly covered wifi and parking... um, those should be free at this property, considering the $*** a night price tag. Fee was supposed to include bikes - oh wait, they don't have any! Not sure why I paid an extra $70 on top of a way overpriced room in an RV Park.