Bear Mountain RV Park
Office closed.
Negative - One unisex bathroom/shower for the entire park. No code provided. Positive - Nice landscape. Fenced dog park.
Rivernook Campground and KRS RV Resort@Camp James welcome pets with ample space along the Kern River in the Sequoia National Forest near Wofford Heights. Both campgrounds offer full hookups for RVs including electric, water, and sewer connections, while maintaining tent camping areas for traditional outdoor enthusiasts. Leashed pets are permitted throughout these established campgrounds, with clean-up stations available in common areas. Frandy Park Campground provides riverside sites where campers can hear the river when vents and windows are open, creating a peaceful setting for pets who enjoy water sounds. Camp Kernville features premium riverfront sites with sandy beach access, allowing controlled water play for dogs during hot summer months. The riverfront sites at these campgrounds are considered the most desirable, offering shade from cottonwood trees and easy water access for pets needing to cool off.
Keyesville Recreation Area and Stine Cove Recreation Site offer free dispersed camping options for pet owners seeking more primitive experiences. These areas have minimal amenities but allow pets with proper supervision and waste management. Campers at Hungry Gulch report that sites with shade are limited and fill quickly, making early arrival essential when camping with heat-sensitive dogs. Lake Isabella-Kern River KOA provides cabin accommodation options for travelers with pets who prefer not to tent camp. The Kernville area features walkable access to pet-friendly shops and restaurants from several campgrounds, allowing campers to explore town without leaving dogs alone at campsites. During summer months, temperatures frequently exceed 90°F, making water access critical for pets. Recreation areas experience heavy use during peak season, with some reviewers noting crowded conditions and noise issues that may disturb sensitive pets.
$45 - $75 / night
"We tent camped and our site was close to the rv hook up sites. The rv sites have two different sizes and hookups. Tent sites had access to running water."
"Dog friendly. My lab went swimming everyday. There is also a creek that runs through the campground. Lots of nearby hiking. Lake Isabella is close as well."
$39 - $340 / night
"All sites are well kept, with access to clean bathrooms and coin operated showers. Staff is friendly and available when needed. Prices are a tad high but expected with a clean upscale Campground."
"Lots of kids and dog friendly. The WIFI was good to stream TV and ATT cell service was good too. The sites had power, water and cable TV hook up. There is a dump station in the campground."
"Toilets and trash at entrance. The dam is being rebuilt so the water is real low. Easy to drive along the beach until nobody else is around."
"Free dispersed camping right off the highway, on the shore of Lake Isabella. Decent dirt and gravel road. Grassy meadow for tents and flat gravel areas for RVs. Dumpsters provided."
"You can park RVs right next to the water but it gets very busy, there are more secluded spots accessible to even Class A rigs further down."
"Access to the river is closed as of 26 January, still plenty of dispersed places down the road to camp. Bathrooms and trash dump and lots of trails to ride bikes!"
$36 - $152 / night
"Again the campground was great and we were pretty close to the river which was awesome. But stay away from site 9. We’ll definitely be back but will be at one of the others."
"We appreciated the proximity to the hot springs. Our site was pretty big, but that was not the case for some of the other sites which looked small or close to other sites. "
$50 - $125 / night
"Has showers and is walking distance to Kernville park and town stores and restaurants. This campground is known for the epic live music weekend parties and events! "
"I always camp near the river, there are plenty of walk ways to get down there to relax."
"Kern River is a great place in the hot California Desert. This place has everything to make you feel at home."
"Close to lake Isabella and all of the Kern. Great for last minute reservations too, online booking works"
$10 / night
"Your feet away from everyone. Water is beautiful and such a bonus so made the crowds less of a hassle. The bathrooms are a ok and glad they are there because it’s just a dry lot lakeside."
"Translation: Cheap, very friendly welcome, simple, park dispersed, on the edge of the lake with a view of the mountains. No electricity but toilets and water."
$36 - $154 / night
"Camp 3 is a good location if you can book it quickly outside of the Summer months."
"desired (lots of trash, half the sites are extremely rocky / sandy with little shade, some sites have rotting or broken picnic benches and very little privacy, and there is only one place for trash upon exit"
$36 - $38 / night
"What I loved was being able to drive up literally set up camp right at the lakeside. Fellow campers were really nice, and I had no issues."
"The campground is super clean and nice and right on the lake. Clean bathrooms and clean shower house here."












Negative - One unisex bathroom/shower for the entire park. No code provided. Positive - Nice landscape. Fenced dog park.
Clean, friendly, and easy full hookup...clean facilities Dog Park Swimming pool Wendy&Mario
Good spot to stop. They have dedicated RV hook up sites. I didn’t need hook ups since I was only there for a night stop therefore I don’t know the rates. Dog park is always a great thing to see at loves locations!
My first complaint is there is absolutely no signage into this campground. If not for GPS’s insistence we would have definitely missed. The sites are average for our 43’ motorhome. It’s all sand, no grass. Small grassy dog park which was nice. Soon as we got parked and went outside the smell of sewer greeted us. While it was a beautiful day to have the door open it was just way too unpleasant. There are no picnic tables and it’s pretty basic. The girl in the office was very pleasant. I guess it was ok for a 1 night stay even tho it is a ways off of the 5 fwy.
It took two tries to finally make it here. Our motorhome slide refused to slide. But a month later we made it. Feb 3 and it’s 70 degrees. Nice soft breeze. No pool. But our fur kids said the TWO dog parks made up for it. Judith the resident staff person was a ROCKSTAR in getting our reservations changed and rebooked. The spaces and long and plenty of side room for slides.. that you know…. Slide Definitely making this a come back to park.
We needed somewhere to stay for one night as we were finishing up a cross-country drive. We loved how quiet the area was. The grounds are clean and well-kept. Starlink and Verizon service both work great here. Pet-friendly and lots of dogs around while we were here. No complaints!
Decided to go camp here for a day because it’s omly a 3 hr drive from my home, but it was too windy. Sand/dirt and wind are a terrible combo for camping. Got in the tent, in our food, in our eyes. We went on a Wednesday which was nice because there were so many open spots. You can see the highway from the park which is kind of a bummer, but the canyons are pretty cool to walk around the rim up top. It’s also pet friendly and the dogs loved all the open space however it could get a litttle dangerous if you let them off leash. This campsite particularly was our favorite because it’s the very last one and nobody drives down there unless they’re camping next door. Most private.
Stayed here a single night on my way through the Bakersfield area. This RV park has everything you’re going to need and nothing more. An overwhelming majority of the spaces are for monthly residents, and you can tell most of the campers there are seasoned veterans. Right now the office is closed, I believe due to Covid, so you just fill out a form and drop it in a mail slot then pick out one of the sites. The area is quiet enough, but you can definitely hear the soft whir of cars on the highway close by. Camp seems dog friendly with a couple of very small fenced in grassy patches for pets to relieve themselves. There really isn’t much in the area in the way of markets or grocery stores.
This is our go to spot just to get out and camp for a night without going far! Beautiful hikes with tons of scenic outlooks. Kid and pet friendly, never crowded it seems so you can also have some privacy. Great camp site and well maintained. We love it!
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