This foothills property welcomes guests to camp among thriving vineyards, pistachio groves, orange trees, and cultivated gardens. The accomplished gardener on-site tends to an array of flowers, fruits, micro greens, and vegetables, adding natural beauty and charm to the grounds. Spring visitors witness the stunning growth of Transalpine Teroldego grapes, while fall brings mild weather perfect for enjoying campfires at both front and back patios, stargazing, and appreciating the seasonal landscape. The location sits ideally positioned for outdoor adventure, nestled in the foothills below Sequoia National Monument with convenient access to California Hot Springs, numerous nearby lakes, and parks ideal for boating, jet skiing, and hiking. Guests can explore renowned attractions including Balch Park—known as John Muir's favorite Sequoia Grove—the Trail of a Hundred Giants, and Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Park, all within a short distance. After days spent exploring the surrounding wilderness, guests return to their campsites to unwind with a glass of locally produced wine and relaxed conversation with their hosts. The property offers the perfect blend of agricultural charm and gateway access to some of California's most spectacular natural areas.