Site 84, Loop CORRAL

Kaweah Lake | Horse Creek

Type: EQUESTRIAN NONELECTRIC

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Site Details

• Checkout Time: 2:00 PM
• Location Rating: Good
• Site Rating: Standard
• Water Hookup: No
• Campfire Allowed: Yes
• Condition Rating: Good
• Min Num of People: 1
• Site Access: Drive-In
• Hike In Distance to Site: 20
• Max Num of People: 8
• Pets Allowed: Yes
• Capacity/Size Rating: Single
• Checkin Time: 3:00 PM

Permitted Equipment

• Tent
• RV (Max length: 40 ft.)
• Trailer (Max length: 40 ft.)
• Boat (Max length: 24 ft.)
• Horse (Max length: 40 ft.)
• Pickup Camper (Max length: 28 ft.)
• Pop up (Max length: 22 ft.)
• Vehicle (Max length: 20 ft.)
• Fifth Wheel (Max length: 38 ft.)
• Small Tent
• Caravan/Camper Van (Max length: 30 ft.)

Driveway Details

• Driveway Grade: Slight
• Driveway Surface: Gravel
• Driveway Entry: Pull-through
• Driveway Length: 45
• Is Equipment Mandatory: Yes
• Max Num of Horses: 2
• Max Num of Vehicles: 2
• Max Vehicle Length: 40
• Min Num of Vehicles: 1
• Site Length: 0
• Site Width: 0

Need to Know

• Gate to this equestrian corral loop is kept closed. There is no lake access, only access to the riding paths. 

• The campsite pad is on the side of a little hill. It is below the pull through parking pad. The picnic table has been leveled out. Tents can be set up around the campsite pad area.

• To put the door to your camping unit towards the campsite pad you will need to drive around the two unit corral /water trough area, and turn towards the exit, keeping right into the pull through pad off the access road. Please do not block the access road. We need to get emergency vehicles in to the area if they are needed. 

• This site can have tents up to the maximum occupancy of 8 people. 4 - two person tents, or 2- four person tents, or 1 -eight person family tents, or combination there of to equal up to eight persons. Keep tents close to campsite pad. Do not take tents far off the site or spread out to areas below. The area could be wet from recent high water. 

• Hammocks will need to use a frame. There is no tying of items to trees or other structures. 

• There is no off -roading vehicles allowed. The paths are for horse, bike, or foot traffic only. 

• Horses can be ridden on the paths only. They are not to be ridden on the paved roads in the other parts of the campground and nearby recreation areas. The old hwy 198 is an approved path for riding, biking, and hiking. 

• Campsite subject to flooding during high water season (April to July approximately)

• Be campfire safe. Do not leave the campfire unattended. The campfire should be completely cold / put out upon departure. 

• There is no shade on this site. Great for night sky viewing. 

• The horse corrals are not anchored down. They are removed annually for the high water season from April to July approximately. Removal is approximately the end of March for the earliest depending on start of snow melt. They are put back up in August depending on the heat of the summer. It can be delayed until start of our horse riding season approximately from 1 October to 31 March annually .

• This site has a two corral unit located above the site near the water trough area. You can drive the loop around the corral unit. Do not park in that area of the corral, use the pull through parking pad is located just above the campsite on the south side of the access road.