Crystal Springs Campground
A reservable campground in the Grant Grove area, offering a convenient base for exploring the sequoia groves and Kings Canyon. It provides a traditional camping experience with amenities like restrooms and potable water, surrounded by the natural habitat of various Sierra Nevada animals.
At a Glance
Dietary
Self-catering facilities available.
Eco-Friendly
Standard national park campground practices.
Family Friendly
Children welcome
Contact Details
Location Map
Crystal Springs Campground in Kings Canyon National Park
Nearest Airport
Independence Airport
Nearest International Airport
Fresno Yosemite International Airport
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