Lemon Cove Village RV Park

The Great Outdoors

Tulare County is home to some astonishing landscapes, the likes of which cannot be matched. Dazzling national parks, sprawling forests, and lakeside recreation areas are abundant, so it makes sense why so many people book an RV in Tulare County. About four miles from the RV park, you can visit the shores of Lake Kaweah to do some swimming, fishing, boating, and more. Kaweah Recreation Area and Horse Creek Campground both overlook the lake, giving visitors fabulous vantage points and ample space to camp out with their campervan rentals.Heading east into the mountains will yield some magical views and unforgettable experiences when you rent an RV near Lemon Cove Village RV Park. Sequoia National Forest and Sequoia National Park together account for millions of acres of land, teeming with wildlife and legendary sequoia trees native to California. These colossal trees are known for being the largest in the world, dominating the forest with their impossible height and width. In addition to these trees, there is a great deal of interesting sights to see, like large waterfalls, geological features fit for climbing, lakes, rivers, and hiking trails for trekking long distances. Kings Canyon National Park is practically right next to Sequoia National Park, also known for its massive trees like the General Sherman Tree thought to be the second-largest tree on the planet and over 2,000 years old. The two parks and the national forest are filled with campgrounds, so you are more than welcome to camp overnight in your RV rental.Death Valley National Park is a bit farther away, but worth the drive. The park is one of the largest in the United States, with some of the lowest elevation points in the country, and some of the hottest temperatures ever recorded. On the Nevada-California state line, you can explore salt flats, canyons, rolling desert hills, and mountains in this unique nature park, but be sure to drink lots of water.

Around Town

You won’t find much to do in tiny Lemon Cove when you're camping with an RV at Lemon Cove Village RV Park; it's a small community of a few hundred people. Nearby Visalia is your best bet for city-based entertainment, although Visalia isn’t so large itself. You can visit places like the Visalia Farmers Market, which gives you fabulous insight into what local life is like. By fresh vegetables, artisan food, rustic crafts, and other locally made goods while listening to live music at this fun, family-friendly market.ImagineU Children’s Museum is fun for the whole family, with tons of exhibits and hands-on displays to teach young ones about the natural world. Parents can sit back and relax while their children immerse themselves in a world of learning, in a fully interactive play space where socializing and learning are prioritized.The Fox Theatre is the pride of Visalia, representing the old era of silent movie picture houses. This architectural gem has been reopened and closed countless times, now sporting its unique, classic style. You can see comedy shows, film screenings, musical concerts, and more at this refurbished venue run by a local nonprofit group. More can be found in nearby Fresno or Bakersfield if you have the time, but with all that nature waiting for you to the east, city sightseeing will be the last thing on your mind.