Hume Lake Campground is a 74-site Forest Service campground at about 5,250 feet on the north shore of Hume Lake in Sequoia National Forest. Sites sit among ponderosa pine and incense cedar, minutes from the water.
Details
- Type
- Lake
- Accessibility
- Limited accessibility
Overview
The campground has 74 reservable sites set among ponderosa pines and incense cedars on the north shore of Hume Lake, at roughly 5,250 feet. Groceries are a short walk away, and boat rentals and other services are within about half a mile. The Forest Service manages the site through a concessionaire.
What to Do
In the warmer months the lake supports fishing, non-motorized boating, hiking, and mountain biking. In winter the area is used for snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, and snowmobiling.
Know Before You Go
The campground runs on a seasonal schedule, generally from late spring into late September, and all sites are reservable through Recreation.gov. Each site has potable water nearby, flush toilets, and a food storage locker. Confirm dates, fees, and availability before you go.