King's River RV Resort

About

Located on 26 acres of lush green grass and shaded by mature trees, Kings River RV Resort is a premier destination in California’s Central Valley. Surrounded by scenic stone fruit orchards and nestled along the Kings River—flowing from Kings Canyon National Park—the resort sits on the iconic Blossom Trail between Visalia and Fresno. Every summer, the river becomes a hub for boating, jet skiing, and floating, making Kings River RV Resort the perfect place for water recreation and relaxation.

The resort offers a wide array of amenities designed for both comfort and fun. Guests can enjoy a large swimming pool, two spas, three community firepits, and two night-lighted pickleball courts. The clubhouse includes a full kitchen and opens to a country store, while families will love the spacious playground, outdoor movie area, and modern bathhouses. For pet owners, there are both large and small dog parks, as well as two free-run dog beach areas along the river. The on-site boat launch ramp makes it easy to access the water, and a beach area invites guests to bask in the sun. Sports enthusiasts can also enjoy volleyball courts and horseshoe pits, while the fitness center helps visitors stay active and healthy during their stay.

In 2025, the resort expanded to 189 full-hookup sites with completely new utility systems, setting a new standard for RV travel in California. Every site now includes 125-amp electrical service, making Kings River the first RV resort in the state with 100% EV charging capability at every site. Each space also features hard-wired broadband internet and access to high-speed Wi-Fi throughout the park, ensuring that guests stay connected while enjoying the outdoors.

Whether you're here to explore the river, relax under the trees, compete in a game of pickleball, or simply unwind by a firepit, Kings River RV Resort offers the perfect blend of recreation, convenience, and natural beauty. Come get happy—and healthy—at one of the most complete and modern RV resorts in the Central Valley.