Camp among Vineyards, Pistachios, Orange Trees, and our Gardens. The wife is an accomplished Gardener who raises flowers, fruits, micro greens, and vegetables. Beautiful Spring days showcase our Transalpine Teroldego grapes as they grow from spring into early summer. Summer days are to hot for camping and your hosts leave to travel among you leaving our adult sons to manage the ranch. Mild fall days precede dormant crops with falling leaves, campfires at the front and back patios, as well as a little stargazing. We are located in the foothills at the bottom of Sequoia National Monument below California Hot Springs and many nearby lakes and parks. Bring your boat, your jet skis, your hiking clothes and go have fun. Come back to your site and enjoy a glass of our fine wine and a good chat courtesy of your hosts. Suggested Local Attractions:Close to Tulare County’s Balch Park (John Muir’s Favorite Sequoia Grove), California Hot Springs, and the Trail of a Hundred Giants. Sequoia and Kings Canyon NP, as well as two large lakes which are just a few miles away. Please visit our Facebook Group “Sequoia National Park Camping & Recreation” which has almost 8,000 members and scroll through the numerous pictures and comments about the nearby attractions of our wilderness in all her glorious seasons.

Access Road Conditions: Our sites are level and they sit along road, #102, next to the grape vines across from the pistachio trees. Road #102 must be entered from Road #264. Park completely off the road. You exit by continuing along Road #102 and exiting onto Stage Coach Hwy. Do not enter our driveway, our neighbors driveway, the fields, or the nearby orchards to turn around. There are beautiful views in the spring and in the early summer when the grapes are growing, budding, or green and the sweet smell of the orange groves drifts across our ranch. When temperature near 100 degrees we cease hosting. When it rains and the grass becomes soggy we cease hosting. Our sites do not have hookups so you must be self contained. They hold two of the largest class As or 5th wheels and their tow vehicles, or three trailers, class Cs and their tow vehicles. There is a Harbor Freight, a Home Depot, and a Lowe’s within seven miles. All areas of the ranch use irrigation water which must be filtered before human consumption. Exterior bibs and field faucets are unfiltered and may not be used for drinking water. No fires are allowed at our campsites and generators must be self contained and may not be operated continuously or after 7PM. This is a fire zone and we are not allowed to host any campers creating a fire hazard. Campfires with refreshments are held by invitation only.