Quaking Aspen

Wonderful campsite! Stayed at group site G. The site is sloped (but not too bad.) Read a review before going up so I brought a flat shovel and leveled out some spots for some of our stuff. Worked out just fine. No showers. Plenty of outhouses. Wood fire pit and small grill are on site along with a couple of benches. Fresh water is close by the campsite. We had a party of ten and no one had any complaints (aside from the first night figuring out the tents on a slope.) Bring a flat shovel - lifesaver.A few things to note if you are going for the first time...* Fuel up your vehicle in Springville (if traveling from the Bakersfield direction or Kernville traveling the other way.) There is a small store about 3 minutes from the campsite with basic stuff but no gas.* No cell reception at all. * Trail of 100 Giants is only 10 minutes up the road.* Hiking trails galore.* Fishing - nothing close by. Rivers haven't been stocked in over a year.* Campsites G and F are next to the road (wasn't an issue with noise or safety unless you have pets that tend to wander.)

The Quaking Aspen campgrounds is right off Highway 190 in the Sequoia National Forest.

Beautiful campground! No showers, firewood available on site, nearest convenient store is 2miles down the road, and the staff is extremely friendly. Lots of hiking trails nearby too! I'd recommend driving to Domer rock and Kern river for some outdoor fun(only if you are looking to hike). Definitely would come back/recommend this spot.