My wife and I just finished a 5-day rental of the "Little Guy 5-wide" teardrop trailer. It's a fun…read moreand easy way to camp. It was our first time camping with a teardrop, so mostly we were wanting to see how it worked. The trailer is easy to tow and works really well. But this review is about the business. Mike is excellent - friendly, professional, and helpful. Payment was handled easily with a credit card. I paid to have the trailer delivered to my home, where Mike went over all the details about equipment and features. It was well-supplied, with bedding, kitchen goods, stove fuel, LED lantern, even chairs and an extra table, and a EZ-Up Pop-up shade. The equipment is well maintained, and aside from a couple little need-to-know details, works nicely. Also, after I had the trailer, I had a couple questions for Mike. I texted him and he responded immediately, which was great. We're looking forward to renting again in the future.

Going to try this for the first time. Very excited. I hope this will turn into a 5-star rating!!read more

Daniel was AWESOME to work with! We have been staying at camp Edison at shaver lake for about 8…read moreyears now and Daniel had the best trailer rental service I have ever used. I normally book in January when the sites open up but this year I dragged my feet and Daniel was able to find me a trailer that my family loved. He communicated well over phone, email or text. The trailer was very clean and ready to use with paper plates, pots pans, spices and even folding chairs.

I highly recommend this company. They are very nice and professional guys. They delivered the…read moretrailer quickly, set up and clean up quickly. They are very nice and patient to answer each of my questions. The trailer is very new and clean. My family spent really good time in it.

I've been meaning to write this review for a long time. We were on a trip, hauling our own trailer…read moreup the mountain to Sequoia National forest when our truck overheated (at 10 pm) on a steep grade. We were sitting on the side of the road with no cell phone reception, trying to figure out what we were going to do, when a truck that had passed us looped back around and offered to tow us (truck and trailer) up the hill to a safe place. Not only did he haul us safely to a gas station where we could sleep for the night, he came BACK the next day to check on us and hauled our trailer one hour to our campsite while my husband had the truck looked at by a mechanic. It was on our drive to camp that I discovered this angel of a human owned an RV rental company. The owners of this business saved my family's vacation-and he refuses to accept any money in exchange. I think about he and his family often and hope that they are blessed!

Thank you so much for making this vacation awesome! From answering my incessant questions, to…read moremaking changes on the fly, to quick payments, easy on time delivery, quick setup, clean trailer and easy pickup, I can't say enough good things about this family owned business. We chose to have the trailer delivered to Lodgepole campground at the top of the Sequoia National Park because we don't have a car big enough to tow 26 feet and really, even if I did, I wouldn't want to go up that mountain with something that big on that crazy road. Was it a costly addition? Yup. Was it worth it? Hell yes! I would do it again! The rental itself was very reasonable considering we stayed for 6 days. It was the older four winds trailer. Not the newest kid on the block but it got the job done! It did show its age but I wasn't there to enter it into a fashion show. The trailer had nothing inside except for sheets on the main bed and a coffee maker. Bring your own stuff to fill it. Not a big deal since we usually camp and pack that stuff anyway. Would it be a nice amenity? Yes but then it would be more expensive wouldn't it? We opted to dry camp, which meant no generator. They warned us the propane tanks were full but the battery would only last about two days. Haha! Challenge accepted! Made that battery last all six days by only using the stove, fridge, washing dishes sparingly inside and only using the bathroom toilet when necessary - read here middle of night and too lazy and cold to run to camp bathroom. That is why Costco gives us giant lanterns for 19.99. Make sure your campsite can handle the right size trailer, saw more than one person crash a trailer or truck into rocks as they tried and tried to make it fit. Overall would totally use them again! Actually went with other family members who were covering my trailer and want one next year! See ya in 2020, H

We stayed at High Sierra RV Park February 16-19 (Presidents Weekend). We arrived late, so our…read morereservation info was taped up on the office door. We stayed in back-in, FHU site 42 which is in the only row of 50 Amp sites, which are near the entrance. The site was completely level! The electric, water and sewer connections worked as expected and were well placed. There is absolutely NO WiFi. AT&T, Verizon and TMobile cellular had full bars throughout the park. Cable is available, but all I could get was Telemundo. The sites were roomy enough. The 30amp FHU sites farther inside the park appeared roomier though. They also back up to the rivers edge. The Fresno River runs along the length of the park and at this time of year, there are multiple waterfalls that create very relaxing white noise. The campground was very quiet and easy to relax in. The office is well stocked with all the RV essentials and Katie the manager, was very helpful and friendly. The maintenance guy was super helpful and answered all my questions throughout the day. There is some room for the kids to ride bikes and there are two rarely used horseshoe pits. The park is dated and needs some TLC, but it is in Oakhurst, on the Fresno River, and near the southern entrance to Yosemite. The rustic feel is very nice. I would stay again when in the area.

We spent 4 nights at this campground and were very disgruntled with the entire setup. On our…read morearrival shortly after noon, the office was closed and information was taped to the window. Many questions were unable to be answered. There was no WiFi and the sites were so narrow that we could not extend our awning completely. Our neighbor was only able to put his awning out partway until it was within 3 inches of our couch. My sewer connection was in his front yard and the neighbor on the other side was in our front yard. The "full stocked camping and RV store" was a laugh. It consisted mostly of candy and ice cream. There was no clubhouse. All in all, not a pleasant experience. I would not stay here again.

Outdoorsy Yosemite Campsite was easy to locate even at night. It was about an hour and a half away…read morefrom Yosemite Valley so not too bad and the fact that it was so close to Bass Lake was great! So overall, the campsite was in a great location. Remote enough that it was peaceful but not isolated. Amenities we used which were bathrooms mainly were VERY well maintained and each lot had a faucet with water and an outlet as well as a bench. We noticed there was a laundromat, a park, a pool, and trash and recycle bins throughout the park. My only complaint was that it was all rock and that sucked for my back. We saw a mama bear and her cubs everyday and that was super cool.

This property has everything you need. I'm so happy we chose Outdoorsy Yosemite to visit after our…read morewedding in Oakhurst. The glamping tents are amazing. The people that work there are fantastic and so accommodating. We will be making this an annual trip forever now to celebrate our wedding anniversary!