"The tent, bed, extra cooking amenities, and campsite were excellent. However, it was not clear that there were no inside bathrooms with flushing toilets and sinks to wash your hands. For a 3-night stay, it was not the best situation for "glamping". Also, we would like to report that the bar/restaurant across the street from the campsite was loud until 1:00-2:00am, which kept us up."
"The tent, bed, extra cooking amenities, and campsite were excellent. However, it was not clear that there were no inside bathrooms with flushing toilets and sinks to wash your hands. For a 3-night stay, it was not the best situation for "glamping". Also, we would like to report that the bar/restaurant across the street from the campsite was loud until 1:00-2:00am, which kept us up."
"This was a great stay. Beautiful horses and friendly ranch dogs. Matt upgraded us from tent camping to a yurt. It was an overall nice and peaceful experience! I loved that it was quiet and not overan by to many people. Most camp sites are so full that it's never quiet. At one point I sat quietly watching the beautiful rescue horses just in awe of their beauty. One even walked right up to me and let me pet him. He was super friendly. Mattress cause is also great."
"This was a great stay. Beautiful horses and friendly ranch dogs. Matt upgraded us from tent camping to a yurt. It was an overall nice and peaceful experience! I loved that it was quiet and not overan by to many people. Most camp sites are so full that it's never quiet. At one point I sat quietly watching the beautiful rescue horses just in awe of their beauty. One even walked right up to me and let me pet him. He was super friendly. Mattress cause is also great."
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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Gateway to Sequoia National Park, this agricultural hub offers farm-to-table dining and a charming downtown worth exploring. Rent bikes to cruise the tree-lined streets before heading to Kaweah Oaks Preserve where rangers can point you toward the best wildlife viewing spots.
Located just by the highway, it took merely a minute to get on the road towards the Sequoia's National Park. The park entrance can be reached with a 45 minutes drive, then plan another 45 minutes on a steep road to get to the visitor's center. Overall, you can expect a daily 3 hrs drive back and forth if you want to visit Sequoia's park for a couple of days (which is a good idea considering all there is to see) while staying in Visalia.
We did not mind the drive, so the Fairfield was perfect...
Located just by the highway, it took merely a minute to get on the road towards the Sequoia's National Park. The park entrance can be reached with a 45 minutes drive, then plan another 45 minutes on a steep road to get to the visitor's center. Overall, you can expect a daily 3 hrs drive back and forth if you want to visit Sequoia's park for a couple of days (which is a good idea considering all there is to see) while staying in Visalia.
We did not mind the drive, so the Fairfield was perfect...
If you're planning an RV trip to Visalia, staying in an RV park is a good way to see the area. Visitors who want to experience the culture here won't want to miss the shopping and theater scene. After you've found your spot at the RV park in Visalia, check out the parks and top-notch restaurants for a memorable trip.
What should I see when I'm in Visalia?
If you'd like to find some ways to explore Visalia while taking advantage of your travel budget, this destination has lots to offer. Spots where you'll find the natural beauty on display include Mooney Grove Park, Kaweah River, and Cutler Park. Other places not to be missed include Visalia Adventure Park, Visalia Fox Theatre, and Visalia City Hall.
What's it like staying in an RV park in Visalia?
Staying in an RV park is a budget-friendly choice for your trip to Visalia. This type of accommodation offers a roomy space to park your trailer and stay overnight in a scenic location. Relax with your family and use the amenities provided by some RV parks, such as laundry rooms, Wi-Fi, and cooking areas.