Visalia / Sequoia National Park KOA

The Great Outdoors

When staying at Visalia/Sequoia National Park KOA, a day trip to the nearby Sequoia National Park near Visalia is in order. At Sequoia National Park, you will feel as though you’ve been transported to another world as you wander around the forest of giants. Sequoia trees can grow to heights of 250 feet and are truly a testament to how powerful nature can be. If you’re planning on traveling to the area during the winter, there’s a chance you'll run into some snow. Luckily enough, the trails at Sequoia National Park are adapted to snowshoeing and cross-country skiing, which will give you an entirely new perspective of the forest of giants.Central California has a string of wilderness areas and national parks, and Kings Canyon National Park near Fresno is a great destination. You’ll be able to reach into the Sequoia National Park thanks to the interlacing trails between the two parks. However, the crown jewel is Kings Canyon. Whether you want to hike along it or through it or you’d rather drive along the canyon road, you will be introduced to breathtaking vistas with dramatic mountain peaks. If you’re a more experienced hiker, you can challenge yourself and hike some of the peaks and treat yourself to world-class California views.If you want to enjoy something a little bit farther off the beaten path, you can head south of the RV park to Pixley National Wildlife Refuge in Pixley. Primarily a stop-over point for migratory birds, the wildlife refuge is a great destination for birders. Whether you want to stroll along the nature trail or find a spot to hunker down and enjoy the wildlife, you are sure to see a wide variety of both local and non-local wildlife. Some of the common wildlife you might see include great blue herons, red-tailed hawks, badgers, and even coyotes.

Explore the City

Sometimes you just need to play the day away. At the amusement park in Visalia, you and your travel companions can indulge in water slides, miniature golf, laser tag, and so much more. Whether you want a break for a day or a fun way to spend the night, the variety of activities will keep everyone entertained.If you’re looking for some fun in the sun when you book an RV in Tulare County, you can spend the day at the local Riverway Sports Park. Whether you want to play a pick-up game of baseball, soccer, or just sprawl out and soak up some sun, you’ll enjoy spending time in the park.Another great way to spend some time outside when you rent a camper near Visalia/Sequoia National Park KOA would be to set up a tee time at one of the local golf courses. California is known for being a land of luxury, and you’ll have your choice of sprawling golf courses to enjoy.When you are exploring and camping with an RV, you might need to restock and refuel your Visalia motorhome rental. Luckily enough, there are plenty of options for grocery stores and gas stations in the area surrounding the KOA.