Hungry Gulch Campground

Campground was closed. Fun object disc golf course. Would be great to see baskets installed in the off season.

We stayed here since the site stated they had water, restroom, and a hikijg trail nearby across from the lake. Was not worth the $32 night fee. Got here around 430pm to check in, and the host said to just find a spot, and they'll come by and give us a tag... never happened. Quiet hours are from 10 pm to 6 am, and since the camp host was gone most of the 1st night (stated they were headed to a football game), there was a big family (over 40 people) there who partied until 2am. Loud music and fighting all night long. Camp host was nowhere to be found and showed up early in the morning and acted as if nothing was going on and continued to do nothing the whole weekend. Most of the time they were MIA and not camp hosting at all. There are 3 restrooms in total throughout the campsite. The main one by the front had 4 Porta pods out front, and the men were locked, but the ladies were open but gross and not worth the trip to use it. They provided a trashcan in the ladies' restroom, but people still felt the need to pile used tissue and tampons in the corner, and it just got bigger, as the weekend went along. Most of the campsites are on hills, so you really need to be creative on how you will be setting up your campsite. It's best to drive around and check them out before picking a camping spot for the weekend. Most are in the sun mid day, so be sure to bring a pop-up for shade. There's a nice hiking trail to an old mine and to Isabella peak to sit and look over at the lake for sunset. The loop is around 3 miles and no hard but steep in some spots.

We were greeted by a drunk Campground host that could barely walk. After having to deal with him for 15 minutes, we ventured through the Campground most of the spots are full sun and on strange odd slopes and Slants. Was not impressed in the least! You think the forest service would have better representation at the gate when you come in. Would not let my dog Camp there. There's a nice Campground just up the road a spell called Tillie Creek much cleaner much nicer and a great friendly Campground host.

Most horrifying experience in life while camping. We could not sleep a single minute till the morning due to a very loud group of people (site 60, while staying in site 32). The group would scream, sing and listen to the loud music none stop till the sunrise. At 2am we asked them if they could be more quite, but they responded they would only listen to the camp host. We asked camp host for help, he stoped by, but nothing changed. At 4am we asked camp host for help again, but were sent away. That experience was really scary.

The location is right across from lake Isabella. The spots are mostly small, but that’s ok for my small family. Shade seems scarce but most spots had a little something Running water & restrooms decent (no soap or toilet paper the day we arrived) still fine because we always bring our own anyway. Camp host was super nice. Very helpful and friendly. There is a town a few miles out which is great if you need Ice, gas or food. Unfortunately, the guests around us were super rude. Loud music & partying until past 4 am. Not nice when you’re planning an early morning hike into Sequoia. Clearly the noise curfew (10pm-6am) isn’t enforced in the least.