Holey Meadow

Nestled at an elevation of 6,344 feet within the vast Sequoia National Forest, Holey Meadow provides a serene high-mountain escape. This federal campground is located in the southern Sierra Nevada, a region renowned for its dramatic canyons, rushing mountain streams, and the iconic giant sequoia groves that define the landscape. The setting offers a rugged, natural environment perfect for those looking to disconnect and immerse themselves in the pristine wilderness of California.

As a rustic, off-grid destination, Holey Meadow is best suited for campers who enjoy a self-sufficient experience. The site provides basic amenities including vault toilets, fire rings, and picnic tables to facilitate a comfortable outdoor stay. Because there are no utility hookups available, it is an ideal spot for tent campers and self-contained RV travelers who prefer a more primitive and quiet atmosphere.

Visitors to the area can take advantage of nearby hiking and biking trails that traverse the forest terrain. Whether you are looking for a base camp to explore the diverse elevations of the Sequoia National Forest or simply a quiet place to enjoy the mountain air, Holey Meadow serves as a welcoming year-round destination for outdoor enthusiasts seeking a moderate-level adventure.