town.springville

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Located at the foot of the Southern Sierras, this small town is a perfect overnight stop on your way up to the Giant Sequoia National Monument on the Western Divide Highway. A night time stroll through town; down to the bridge, by the river, behind the fire station can be stargazing perfection.

Sequoia NF Kern River

Golden Trout Wilderness

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elevation: 1033'

population: 967

zip code: 93265

Mountain

terrain:
river valley with mountain peaks nearby

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location:
Tulare County
E of Porterville
on Hwy 190

recreation:

backpacking

camping

fishing

hiking

mountain biking

horse pack trips

houseboating

boating

watercraft

waterski

rodeo

parks, forests, rivers & lakes:

Balck County Park

Mountain Home State Forest

Sequoia National Forest

Lake Success

Tule River

Golden Trout Wilderness

Giant Sequoia National Monument

Blue Ridge National Wildlife Refuge

springville campgrounds

Wishon Campground - Sequoia
Coy Flat Campground
Belknap - Camp Nelson
Quaking Aspen Campground
Tule Campground @ Success Lake
Mountain Home State Forest
Moses Gulch Campground
Balch Park Campground
Hidden Falls Campground

description:
Oak woodlands & steep hillsides along with the Tule River, plus the Sequoia National Forest w/ pine forest above make this town a great Southern Sierra jump-off spot. Only a few food establishments with limited hours, so come early.

nearby towns:
Camp Nelson
Ponderosa
Lindsay
Porterville
Three Rivers

local links:

Springville Chamber of Commerce
559-744-3810
https://springville.ca.us/

Springville Sierra Rodeo
Springville Ranch Grass Fed Beef
Apple Days in Springville
Springville Ranch
Wild Oak Coffee House
Gifford's Market

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