Amenities

Picnic Table
Fires
Flush Toilet
Potable Water
Trash

Activities

Biking
Boating
Fishing
Hiking
Swimming
Wildlife Watching

Terrain

Forest
Lake
River
Waterfall
Creek

About this space

OrangeRay, home of Pixie's Place Animal Sanctuary & Hospice was founded in 2007, when I left L.A. for the forest by the river to create, and to expand my shamanic pursuits. Being that Three Rivers was home to the socialist Kaweah Colony in the 1800's; which helped in the founding of Sequoia National Park; the area is rich in history. Poet John Muir was enchanted and inspired by this area; Walt...

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Reviews • 194

★★★★★ (194 reviews)
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David D.
☆☆☆☆☆
Jul 2023

Warm reception by Wendi. Plenty of spots to sit back and relax. Nice and clean retro trailer.

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Hannah M.
☆☆☆☆☆
Aug 2023

This is a very special place. We arrived and had the warmest welcome from Wendi. She showed us around her beautiful garden and we met some of her endearing animals that she cares for. Bathing in t...

AI Review Summary

Overall, guests rave about their experiences at Wendi's campsite, highlighting her warm hospitality and the charming, cozy accommodations. The riverside location provides a peaceful retreat, perfect for relaxation and stargazing, while the presence of friendly animals adds to the unique atmosphere. However, some guests noted that the summer heat can be intense and that sites may be dusty. Despite these minor drawbacks, the overwhelming sentiment is one of joy and satisfaction, making it a highly recommended destination for nature lovers.

Highlights
  • Wendi is an incredibly welcoming and kind host
  • Charming and cozy accommodations
  • Beautiful riverside location
  • Unique and peaceful atmosphere
  • Friendly animals on the property
  • Close proximity to Sequoia National Park
  • Great for relaxation and stargazing
Considerations
  • Some areas can get hot during summer months
  • Sites can be dusty in summer
  • Limited amenities for larger groups
  • Occasional noise from nearby wildlife
  • Access to the river may require caution