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    Skp Park Sierra

    4.8 (15 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 4:00 pm

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    Marisol C.

    The best RV park in the area! Beautifully situated within nature, quiet community, ice machine and excellent laundry facility. Take long walked through acres and acres of forest with a beautiful creek and wild flowers everywhere! You can easily get your propane filled, enjoy park activities and events almost daily and enjoy the beauty of this park! Highly recommended!

    James D.

    Of course the activities at this place are geared towards the elderly. It's a 55 years old and up RV park. Most if not am are retired. We've been escapees members for 5 years and finally stayed here. It is awesome. It's ran by the residents. If your a member or thinking about becoming one (which is a requirement to stay here) just checkout their website. There's a casino a few miles away with a Gas station that is 25% cheaper than your average station. Great restaurants and grocery stores within 12 miles. We really enjoyed Our relaxing visit. Can't wait to come back in warmer months.

    Cancer survivor and loving my second big chance at life.
    Joyce F.

    Great place to visit and rent a space. Great place to live all the time. Become a member and enjoy your life to the fullest.

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    3 days ago

    Great place with really nice people. I've stayed many times. The pool room is the best.

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    Janice E.

    Thank you! We are so happy to have you here!

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    1 year ago

    Quiet and everyone is very friendly. Lots of activities at the clubhouse. Mostly for ladies.

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    2 years ago

    Love it here. Beautifully designed. Lots of social activities if you choose to participate. Sites are large and well situated.

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    Geri L.

    Thank YOU for coming! Hope to see you back :)

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    3 years ago

    Beautiful Hillside Park set under a canopy of all types of trees. Clean Laundry, Quiet park. Friendly helpful staff.

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    Ask the Community - Skp Park Sierra

    Do you have any openings?

    I am not an official park spokesman, I am just your average park member. You visit the park and fill out an application, then you are put on a waiting list. The waiting list seems to move fast, usually in less than a year there will be an opening.

    Do they have fire pits ? Can you have fires?

    There are no personal fire pits, and no open fires allowed. The park is in a high fire danger area. They do allow the portable contained propane fire pits.

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    Review Highlights - Skp Park Sierra

    They have a tons of activities going on daily at the clubhouse and the entire park is in a gated area.

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    San Joaquin River Gorge

    San Joaquin River Gorge

    4.6(27 reviews)
    12.4 mi

    Squaw Leap…read more When the Squaw tribal people found out the European immigrants were coming closer to their territory, many of them " leaped " off those cliffs and committed suicide because they didn't want to be captured and enslaved as that was the case for many other tribes. Hence , the name " Squaw Leap ". From the agricultural town of Fresno to the trail head is only about a 40- minute drive . You drive through a small town of Prather and Auberry , take Powerhouse Rd, Smally Rd and you'll reach the parking lots. As of May 22, 2021, the visitor center was closed , the Nuckhahee learning center was also closed but the Ya Gub Weh Tuh campground was opened, the trails were opened and the Indian Village was also opened. Aholul group campground also opened. Hiking : 1. You can hike to the bridge. It's a very easy short hike, but when you get to the bridge , you are rewarded with beautiful views of the San Joaquin River Gorge. A nice spot to eat lunch. Some folks fishing down below by the water. 2. You can hike the Pa'san Ridge Loop Trail. It's uphills and I'd rate it moderate. 7.9 mile , 1,538 ft elevation gain. Loop. (AllTrails.com) 3. You can hike the Wuh-Ki'o trail. I can't tell you because I've never done this one. 8.0 mile, 1,354 ft elevation gain. Out-back. (According to AllTrails.com ) It gets pretty hot here during summer months. Avoid doing this hike in the summer. Today was unusually cool for this time of the year in this area. All of the parking lots were full , tons of cyclists, trail runners, hikers. Pretty busy place.

    Great place. Friendly hikers. Honestly no complaints. Some people brought their dogs as well. A lot…read moreof people biking.

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    San Joaquin River Gorge
    San Joaquin River Gorge - Rest area

    Rest area

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    Fresno Flats Historical Park - Fresno Flats, Oakhurst: 2025 Dec 20 (5 of 5)
 Community Holiday Fair & Market

    Fresno Flats Historical Park

    4.9(21 reviews)
    9.5 mi

    Fresno Flats, Oakhurst: 2025 Dec 20 (5 of 5) Community…read moreHoliday Fair & Market In the little town of Oakhurst, where people are few but hearts are big, I noticed the folks here try and support each other in the little things they do. Today, a community holiday fair was held at Fresno Flats. I joined the lucky folks and did a walk-about. Holiday music fills the air on this gorgeous morning, while animals made their debut. I made friends with a couple of goats - actually, it was mama and her kid. As her kid nuzzled up to visitors and chewed on some treats, mama stood guard. I even managed to pet the kid and persuade it to eat out of my hand. Present were two food trucks. Chef Yuji and his lovely wife, Veronique are known to everyone in this little town. Their food truck emblazoned with Matsumoto Samurai's Kitchen parked in its usual spot, offering several Japanese delights to choose from. Their sushi is always fresh and delicious. The chefs take pride in what they serve. Of course, I couldn't walk away without getting my favourite. Poki Bowl: fresh tuna and salmon over sushi rice and two sides. I stopped by a stall manned by Stacy (she gave me permission to take her photo and post it on social media). Stacy said she makes all the natural products herself: soaps, candles, lip gloss, etc. The items looked clean and well packaged. I think they're perfect as stocking stuffers, or just a sweet gift to someone special. It looks like everyone there was having a lovely time: children dressed up and playing in the park, while adults chatted under the tent. There were folks in period costumes handing out candy canes, even Santa was on hand to 'ho-ho-ho' his way. Overall, this is a lovely place to spend a few hours.

    What a fun place! Many relocated structure are on this property. Look for their monthly craft…read morefair/open houses. The museum is now open. Learn about mountain living in days of yore

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    Fresno Flats Historical Park - A wagon at Fresno flats just another piece of heritage.

    A wagon at Fresno flats just another piece of heritage.

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    Fresno Flats Historical Park - Fresno Flats, Oakhurst: 2025 Dec 20 (5 of 5)
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    Yosemite National Park South Side - :)

    Yosemite National Park South Side

    4.7(28 reviews)
    46.4 mi

    We bought the Senior Park Pass for $20 and now have free access for a year to any National Park…read more So we got into Yosemite on our second day of vacation for free! A favorite of ours is Bridle Vail Falls. It's a rest stop with plenty of bathrooms, but also there's a really nice easy walking trail and Bridle Vail Falls is up close so you don't have to hike a mile or more to see it. A great place to refresh and stretch your legs. There was some road construction so naturally with a two lane road there are delays. Not too long of a wait. The previous fire damage is obvious as is the new growth. Once inside Yosemite Village things are back to normal (thankfully) and the glory that is Yosemite reigns supreme. Expect a 1 1/2 to 2 hour drive into and out of the park. Take maps because cell service can be tricky. Go!

    Reservation is required to drive into or through the park on some dates/times through Oct 27. Check…read morethe website for more information. You can enter the park without a reservation before 5 am or after 4 pm. Reservations are required at any time in between. The YNP South Side is amazing! Breath breathtaking views, beautiful waterfalls (Vernal & Nevada Falls), and much to explore. It takes about 45mins-1hr to get from the South Entrance to Yosemite Valley. We stayed about 25 minutes from the South Side Entrance and arrived at YNP around 4:30 am. We did not have to pay entrance fees and could experience the beautiful sunrise. If you can do that, please don't hesitate; it's so worth it. Plus, if you start early, you avoid the crowds and see more of YNP!

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    Yosemite National Park South Side - Top of Vernal Falls

    Top of Vernal Falls

    Yosemite National Park South Side - Bridal Veil Falls in September

    Bridal Veil Falls in September

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    Yosemite National Park - A fiery red Checkerspot butterfly (I think it's a Variable Checkerspot) along the Swinging Bridge Trail!

    Yosemite National Park

    4.6(1.4k reviews)
    37.9 mi

    Visited Yosemite Falls on May 1st, and it felt just right…read more No crowds, perfect weather -- not too hot, not too cold. The waterfall was powerful, full of life, rushing down like it had something to say. Yosemite National Park felt wild and peaceful at the same time -- clean, untouched, and deeply beautiful. Grateful for everyone who takes care of this place

    Visited Yosemite National Park for the first time in a while on Easter weekend! Definitely…read morerecommend coming on a weekday/non-holiday time or arriving early as the park gets pretty crowded - we waited about 30 minutes to get through the entrance on Saturday. Park is well maintained and very prompt on trail closures. There's something for everyone here from straightforward and short paved walks to more intense ones like Half Dome. We hiked the Vernal Falls & Nevada Falls trail on Friday, and part of the John Muir trail was closed due to snow so we had to do it out and back instead of a loop. Views were stunning and there was a lot of water in the falls this time of year! Took us a little over 4 hours to complete. Only downside was that this is a very popular trail so we were having to move slowly and wait behind people on some narrow portions. We stopped by Lower Yosemite Falls on Saturday and it is a simple, easy stroll with a great view, but super super packed. We weren't able to find parking so one person had to keep circling the lot until. Gift shops were nice and I picked up a couple of magnets as souvenirs. Overall, I would definitely return, and will plan my next visit around the crowds. Pro tip: find accommodation inside the park if possible. The roads leading into the park are very windy and going back and forth made me a bit car sick. All the lodges were already completely booked, so next time I will plan well in advance.

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    Yosemite National Park - ***AMAZING PLACE***

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    Yosemite National Park - Sweat lodge

    Sweat lodge

    Yosemite National Park - Our Half Dome hike started at 4:45 AM

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    Our Half Dome hike started at 4:45 AM

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