Camp Four And Half Cabin sits in the Sequoia National Forest foothills near Dunlap, operated by the Hume Lake Ranger District. This very small site offers a cabin with electric hookups, flush toilets, and hot showers alongside tent and RV options. Visitors come for Kings River access, hiking, fishing, and wildlife viewing in a quiet canyon setting.
Camp Four and a Half Cabin offers cabin accommodations and space for tent camping outdoors.
Weather and SeasonsBest season: spring. Spring offers the best combination of mild temperatures, dramatic scenery, and peak river conditions — daytime highs are commonly 55–75°F with chilly nights around 35–45°F. Snowmelt swells the Kings River, producing prime whitewater for rafting and scenic high flows for photography, while hillsides and canyon rims explode with wildflowers and active wildlife. Trails are comfortable for long hikes and biking before the summer heat and crowds build, though visitors should respect fast currents and
Peak months: May, April, June, October
Elevation1100 ft above sea level
Natural Features and SceneryThe cabin occupies a riverside spot on the lower Kings River, flanked by towering canyon walls carved over millennia. The gorge creates dramatic verticality and complete darkness at night, making stargazing exceptional according to multiple reviews. Spring brings wildflower blooms across the hillsides and canyon rims while snowmelt swells the river into fast-moving whitewater. By late summer and fall the current slows enough for swimming. Rugged forest terrain surrounds the site, and the Kings River's designated Wild and Scenic status protects the corridor from development.
Lodging & AccommodationsThe cabin is a two-bedroom, one-bath unit that sleeps six people. Bedding includes twin beds, a queen bed, and a double hide-a-bed. Outdoor space allows for pitching tents for additional guests. Guests must bring linens and towels.