Nestled in the eastern Sierra foothills, Kennedy Meadows Campground sits at the crossroads of two of America's most storied long-distance trails — the John Muir and the Pacific Crest. But this place was never just a waypoint.
It's a quiet, sun-warmed meadow ringed by Jeffrey pine and fir, where campfires crackle under vast desert skies and the morning air carries the scent of sagebrush and damp earth. Whether you're arriving with a backpack full of dreams or a towed camper and a cooler full of breakfast supplies, there's a patch of ground here that feels like yours.
We take pride in keeping the grounds clean, the sites level, and the atmosphere genuinely welcoming. No rush, no noise — just the kind of outdoor hospitality that makes you want to stay a little longer.
