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"The cabins and restrooms where Super clean and the girls where super nice. Just remember that your glamping so you still have to be careful about leaving out food and trash in your room. "

Rp2.114.808 total

includes taxes & fees

5 Oct - 6 Oct

"Horrible experience! There is an active construction going on in the site. They should not accept reservation while they are have on-going construction of the area for safety reasons. It is very misleading! "

"Nice camping place, but lack of communication left overall bad impression. I was asked to rebook the stay and was promised by email and during our stay to be refunded the price difference. I never received refund from the managers, even though I have written several emails after our stay. Seems like highly overpriced place for a tent with ants inside and not 100% clean bedding. There were no lighting outside or inside our tent, so was not very cozy later in the evening. On the other hand it is...

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Top Tulare County Hotel Reviews

Hilton Garden Inn Visalia, Ca

10/10 Excellent

"Would stay here again, just wished they had coffee and hot water late at night."

Montecito Sequoia Lodge

10/10 Excellent

"This is a great lodge/cabin style property in the woods off the Generals Highway. There’s a lake and tennis and archery. People come to vacation here. We were only staying here while exploring Sequoia National Park and Kings Canyon so didn’t take advantage of the facilities as much but the food and service was incredible. All meals are included and they are very high quality buffet style. The direct access bridge to the property was damaged so there was a 15 min detour via a dirt road into the woods which was a bit inconvenient but part and parcel of the whole forest experience I guess. The room was spacious and the linens were good. I would come back if I was in the area again. The staff was lovely too. "