Camp Four & Half Cabin

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Camp Four and a Half Cabin located along the King’s River at an elevation of 1,100 feet in the Sequoia National Forest. The campgrounds sits within the Sequoia National Monument, about 60 miles east of Fresno, California. The cabin was built in 1957. Until the early 1980s, the cabin was used as a residence and office by various Forest Service rangers and their families. The cabin has been restored to the current condition through the efforts of dedicated volunteers and employees. Guests are expected to clean the entire cabin upon departure; all cleaning supplies, including a vacuum, are provided. The cabin is locked with a combination lock; guests should call the Hume Lake Ranger Station at 559-338-2251 five days before arrival for the cabin door combination. Guests should bring trash bags and pack out all garbage. Absolutely no pets. No additional RVs can be parked at the cabin. This cabin is to be used as a recreational rental cabin for families and friends. It is not intended to be used by large groups, or as a base camp for reunions, meetings, or receptions. The cabin is not close to either of the National Parks or any of the giant sequoia groves within the Giant Sequoia National Monument. It is secluded, quiet, and next to the lower portion of the Kings River. Contact the Ranger District before arrival to confirm that there are no conditions, such as fire or weather, that might affect their visit This is bear country and food must be stored properly.

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