Lake Isabella / Kern River KOA

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About Lake Isabella / Kern River KOA

Outdoor enthusiasts will love this KOA. Ideally located in the Sierra Mountains, the campground also backs up to the Kern River Preserve. Poised midway between Southern California and Yosemite or Death Valley, this KOA offers easy access to acclaimed whitewater rafting and kayaking on the Kern River. Enjoy nearby lake access for boat-ing, Jet Skiing, fishing, windsurfing or swimming. Off-road enthusiasts can access miles of trails right across the road from the campground. Golfing, skiing or snowboarding are a short drive away. Visit the Trail of 100 Giants, Silver City Ghost Town and Nuui Cunni Native American Inter-Tribal Cultural Center. At KOA, you'll find everything from large, shady Pull-Thru RV Sites to Tent Sites, a family pool, splash zone play area, Camping Kitchen, playground, game room, general store and pub. Ice cream socials, crafts, games for all ages, pancake breakfasts and movie nights help make your stay great! Pool: May 1 - October 31. Max pull thru: 80 feet. Your hosts: the Cushman family.

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