Best Glamping near California Hot Springs, CA
Redwood Meadow near the Trail of 100 Giants houses an exclusive collection of glamping yurts in the heart of Sequoia National Forest. The seasonal glamping resort operates from early May through late October, featuring comfortable yurt accommodations that blend wilderness immersion with essential amenities. While maintaining a rustic experience, the site includes picnic tables, trash service, and toilets, though guests should note there's no drinking water available. Camp Three Campground and Springhill South Recreation Site also offer glamping yurt options with similar amenities plus the addition of riverside locations and water hookups. A visitor noted, "The campground consists of an outer and inner ring, with the outer ring sites along the West side where the river runs behind, making for pretty idyllic spots with access to the river."
Directly across from Redwood Meadow's glamping area sits the spectacular Trail of 100 Giants, a half-mile walking path showcasing some of the largest sequoias in the forest. The proximity to the Kern River at several glamping sites provides opportunities for swimming, fishing, and riverside relaxation during summer months. One guest highlighted that "Tyler has caught tons of trout here so fishing is excellent!" The eco-friendly glamping options throughout the region balance wilderness access with comfortable accommodations, though visitors should prepare accordingly for seasonal variations. Most glamping sites maintain quiet evening atmospheres perfect for stargazing, with one reviewer describing how "those evening fires were aided by the plentiful amount of dry wood on the ground" and "between the towering trees, stars sparkled and parts of constellations teased."
