Long Meadow Group

Nestled within the southern portion of the Giant Sequoia National Monument, Long Meadow Group Campground offers a true escape into the heart of the Sequoia National Forest. Situated at an elevation of 5,975 feet, this remote, primitive site provides a unique opportunity to camp among some of the world's most magnificent trees. The surrounding landscape is defined by the towering presence of giant sequoia groves, making it an ideal destination for those looking to immerse themselves in nature and experience the scale of these ancient giants firsthand.

This is a no-frills, federal facility managed by the USFS, making it best suited for self-sufficient campers who enjoy a rugged experience. While the site is free to use and open year-round, it offers limited amenities, including vault toilets and access to local hiking trails. Visitors should be prepared for a primitive stay, as there are no utility hookups available.

Long Meadow is an excellent choice for groups, tent campers, or adventurous RV travelers seeking a quiet, off-the-beaten-path basecamp. The area is a paradise for hikers, with popular routes like the Trail of a Hundred Giants nearby, providing easy access to spectacular scenery. Whether you are planning a group outing or a secluded retreat, this campground serves as a gateway to exploring the incredible natural wonders of the monument.