Sequoia National ParkCampsite #21 at Atwell Mill Campground, Sequoia National Park, CA
Campsite #21 Features: Walk-In access, Back-In parking, Fire ring w/ Grill, Food Storage Locker, Picnic Table, Tent Site, Pets Allowed
Campsite Reviews (4)
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@DavidH4978786 · Camped on May 29, 2025 at Campsite #21
I was in campsite 21. There was plenty of shade in the site. At the time I was there in (last week of May) it was nice weather the whole time (around a high of 75 degrees). There was only one other person in the campground so it was always quiet. Bathrooms were clean and the trash cans were empty. I guess that comes with being one of only two sites being used. The areas around Mineral King were awesome to visit. Lots of wildlife in the area if you just take the time to look. I would Definity stay there again.
@DianaC5977694 · Camped on Aug 13, 2024 at Campsite #21
Site 21 is the best site as it is at the end of the loop, large, flat and lightly shaded with its own water tap and trash cans. It is also the farthest from the restrooms. As this is a tent campground we noticed a lot of sites were not exactly level, this one was.
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@JaymeeR77F3B93 · Camped on Jul 17, 2024 at Campsite #21
We liked this campground a lot because it was small, isolated, and had a water spigot at every campsite. It was very quiet and peaceful, although difficult to get to because of the narrow winding road that is a bit dangerous when meeting other cars. I don't recommend driving it in a Prius. When inside the campground, one of the roads has a big root sticking up, so make sure to take the first left past the bathrooms unless you have high clearance. The bathrooms at the campground are pit toilets that aren't cleaned very often. They smelled awful, and someone kept refusing the shut the toilet lid and close the door when they were finished. The next morning it was full of flies. We also had someone pull up to the trailhead next to us and camped for free while everyone else had to pay.
@ThomasC6214588 · Camped on Jul 14, 2024 at Campsite #21
Beautiful campsite with sequoias and other conifers all around. Quiet and peaceful (site 21 was shady and private). The drive from the main road to the campsite is long, steep, and winding. It's approximately 2 hours each way (and it's an additional hour to the Giant Forest Museum). The flies and mosquitos were out in force as well. Overall, it's a great campsite but a pain to get to. Our 2-wheel drive sedan with low clearance was able to get up the road just fine- it's paved almost the whole way but has potholes.
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