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Sequoia National Forest Coy Flat Campground

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This location is open during the Federal government lapse in funding.

Limited turnaround space restricts RV'S longer than 26 feet.

Limited turnaround space restricts RV'S longer than 26 feet.

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Sequoia National Forest Coy Flat Campground, near Springville, California, is a charming spot tucked away in the heart of the forest. This campground offers a serene escape with its beautiful scenery and a river that runs nearby, making it a lovely backdrop for your camping adventures.

The sites here are pretty close together, which some visitors found a bit cramped, but many appreciated the peaceful atmosphere and the chance to connect with nature. Campfires are allowed, so you can gather around the flames and enjoy the outdoors, though you'll need to bring your own firewood. Keep in mind that there’s no drinking water available, so plan accordingly.

For those who enjoy a bit of seclusion, this campground is a great choice. Reviewers have noted its quiet charm, with one saying it’s “very secluded” and perfect for a relaxing getaway. While amenities are limited—think basic outhouses and no showers—campers have still found ways to make the most of their stay.

If you're up for exploring, the surrounding Sequoia National Forest offers plenty of trails and natural beauty to soak in. Just remember to pack your essentials and be ready for a back-to-basics camping experience. Whether you're pitching a tent or parking your RV, Coy Flat Campground is a solid pick for those looking to unwind in nature.

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Location

Sequoia National Forest Coy Flat Campground is located in California

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Directions

From Highway 99 go east on 190 to Springville, California. On 190 travel 15 miles to Nelson Drive. From Nelson Drive exit on Coy Flat and drive 1.5 miles to campground.

Coordinates

36.127579 N
118.618891 W

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  • Drive-In
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  • Walk-In
    Park in a lot, walk to your site.

Site Types

  • Tent Sites
  • RV Sites
  • Standard (Tent/RV)

Features

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  • Trash
  • Picnic Table
  • Reservable
  • Alcohol
  • Pets
  • Fires

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Reviewed Aug. 19, 2021

Worst campsite

Do yourself a favor and avoid campsite 008; this tent site is right next to the vault restrooms that have not been cleaned in ages…oodles of flies coming out of them and the odor carries into the tent site!! Also people have zero respect for quite hours; people were super loud and it was extremely upsetting and annoying!

SiteCoy Flat Campground - Sequoia NF
Month of VisitAugust
Reviewed Aug. 1, 2021

Very secluded

This is a very beautiful campground small but very secluded with a river running through it just above the Springville in the Sequoia National forest

Month of VisitJune
Reviewed Aug. 18, 2020

Deep forest but did not meet expectations.

This camping ground is high up in the mountain about a 30 minute drive up and around. We drove in with a small pop up camper that fit fine but once we arrived we were very disappointed. The camping grounds are all on top of each other with very little privacy. Also there is so much fine dirt all around the concrete pad that is loose and will dirty everything you put out. Another down side is that we stayed close to the bathrooms and there was a strong foul oder and bad flies the whole time. There are zero amenities except for the toilet in the outhouse and toilet paper. We would not go back again, although we still made the most out of it. I definitely do not recommend this camp ground. Up the hill continuing on the highway and following the signs for “gas” you will find camp Nelson and that area was beautiful. If we ever came back I would be more interested in staying in that cute forest town.

  • Review photo of Sequoia National Forest Coy Flat Campground by Sarah A., August 18, 2020
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Reviewed Jul. 21, 2019

7/2019 NO WATER

The campsites are very close to each other and no privacy in between.  The toilets were outhouses kept clean and well stocked.  Plenty of wood to collect for fires-yes, they are allowed here.  Rumor is a fight is going on as to who is to pay for the broken water pipe, so although they list as having water, none of it is drinkable and only the top half of the place has any.  With that said, absolutely beautiful scenery and location to many things to do.  Camp caretaker was nice. I would stay here again.

Site19
Month of VisitJuly
Reviewed Aug. 12, 2018

Great Site!

Great for the whole family! Friendly staff checked us in and gave great trail and site recommendations. Very clean and well maintained.

Frequently Asked Questions

What amenities and facilities are available at Coy Flat Campground?

Coy Flat Campground offers basic facilities including vault toilets (outhouses) that are generally kept clean and stocked. Campfire rings are available, and campfires are permitted with plenty of wood to collect nearby. Water service has been reported as unreliable due to infrastructure issues, so bringing your own water is recommended. The campground accommodates both tents and small pop-up campers, though space is limited. There are no electric hookups or shower facilities.

What do visitor reviews say about Coy Flat Campground?

Coy Flat Campground offers mixed experiences. Some visitors praise its beautiful scenery, quiet atmosphere, and family-friendly environment with helpful staff. However, others note significant drawbacks including limited privacy between campsites, excessive fine dirt throughout the area, and occasional noise issues during quiet hours. The campground is described as small but secluded, with a river running nearby. Maintenance quality varies, with some visitors finding it well-maintained while others encounter issues with facilities.

Where is Coy Flat Campground located in Sequoia National Forest?

Coy Flat Campground is located high in the mountains of Sequoia National Forest, approximately 30 minutes of driving up winding mountain roads above Springville, California. The campground sits at a higher elevation and features a river running through or near the property. Its secluded mountain setting provides beautiful forest scenery while remaining accessible by car, though the drive requires navigating mountain roads that may be challenging for larger vehicles.

Are there trail maps or campground maps available for Coy Flat?

Campground maps for Coy Flat are typically available at the entrance or from staff during check-in. Trail maps showing nearby hiking options may be provided by campground staff who can offer recommendations based on your experience level and interests. For comprehensive trail information, it's advisable to check with the Sequoia National Forest visitor center before your trip or download maps from the official USFS website. Physical maps might be limited, so consider downloading digital versions before arrival.