Vacation rentals in Three Rivers

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  • Total vacation rentals

    Explore 450 vacation rentals in Three Rivers

  • Nightly prices starting at

    Three Rivers vacation rentals start at ﺩ.ﺇ 331 per night before taxes and fees

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  • Family-friendly vacation rentals

    300 properties offer extra space & kid-friendly amenities

  • Pet-friendly vacation rentals

    Find 120 rentals that welcome pets

  • Vacation rentals with a pool

    40 properties feature pools

  • Rentals with dedicated workspaces

    220 properties have a dedicated workspace

  • Wi-Fi availability

    440 of Three Rivers vacation rentals include wi-fi access

  • Popular amenities for guests

    Guests love Self check-in, Gym, and BBQ grill across Three Rivers rentals

  • 4.9 Average rating

    Three Rivers stays are highly rated by guests—averaging 4.9 out of 5!

Top-rated vacation rentals in Three Rivers

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A contemporary building is set amidst rolling hills, featuring large glass windows that bring in natural light. Outdoor lounge seating encircles a fire pit, with a shaded area providing protection from the sun. The surrounding landscape is dotted with greenery and rocky terrain.
Home in Three Rivers
5 out of 5 average rating, 207 reviews

Eagle Rock Nest • Dual Suites • Mountain Views

Welcome to Eagle Rock Nest! Nestled in the peaceful and picturesque location near Sequoia National Park, offering a perfect escape from the everyday hustle and bustle. It offers a peaceful stay surrounded by mountains, just minutes from the village center of Three Rivers. ✔ 2 Comfortable Bedrooms / Bathrooms ✔ Open Design Living ✔ Fully Equipped Kitchen ✔ Outdoors (Patio, Lounge Seating, Dining, BBQ) ✔ Smart TV ✔ Washer/Dryer ✔ High-Speed Wi-Fi ✔ Free Parking ✔ Level 2 EV Charger (Free to Use)

Top guest favorite
A panoramic window provides expansive views of the surrounding mountains, framed by a geometric structure. Two stylish chairs with cozy throws face a rustic coffee table. A spacious bed is positioned to take advantage of the natural light and scenery.
Dome in Three Rivers
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 141 reviews

Sequoia Dome, 10 min from park entrance

This is not just a stay, it is an experience ! Nestled under a canopy of trees, between ancient rocks, the Dome sits on an elevated deck with breathtaking vistas. The Dome features a panoramic window, providing stunning views. Situated on a 3-acre private property in the center of Three Rivers, California, the Dome offers an ideal location. Features include one queen size bed , a bathroom, a kitchenette with a microwave, small fridge and coffee maker. Wi-Fi and a Smart TV are also included.

Guest favorite
A view of a serene outdoor space is presented, featuring a winding river surrounded by lush trees. A patio area with a glimpse of a rustic wooden table and chairs is visible through large windows, enhancing the peaceful setting.
Casa particular in Three Rivers
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 159 reviews

Private River Access - With private deck on river

Kick back and relax in this calm, stylish space. The house offers stunning views not offered by any other home near the Sequoia National Park. It is located a few hundred yards from the entrance to the park. This will save you from having to wait in line for access. Just remodeled and everything is well planned for your stay. Offering stairs to a private beach at the river, unforgettable views and the most peaceful environment to recharge. Super fast WIFI if you do have to catch up on work ;)

Top guest favorite
A shaded patio area features two wooden lounge chairs positioned around a stone fire-pit. The view beyond showcases a river framed by greenery and distant hills. Natural textures are emphasized with the rustic overhead covering made of thatch.
Home in Three Rivers
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 193 reviews

Tres Rios RIVER FRONT Studio

Located in the heart of Three Rivers! A casita studio fronting the river in the FUN zone. Off the main road within walking distance to restaurants, coffee shop, convenience store, brewery and gift shops! Enjoy your own patio with a fire-pit on the river front. The river beach access is shared by Two other casitas but each unit has its individual seating area for couples only. 10 minutes away from Sequoia National Park entrance and 45 minutes from the world’s largest tree General Sherman!

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Cabin in Three Rivers
4.88 out of 5 average rating, 551 reviews

Sunrise Pond Loft

Escape to this charming historic cabin located alongside a privately conserved ranch, just minutes from the entrance to Sequoia National Park! This tranquil setting offers a comfortable retreat with views of surrounding protected land and the opportunity to explore over a mile of the Kaweah River Guests may enjoy exclusive designated outdoor areas near our cabins, including one of the only deep water swimming holes, fishing, hiking, bird watching, and opportunities for quiet reflection

Top guest favorite
An outdoor deck features a hot tub with steps leading up to it. Surrounding seating includes several chairs and a circular table, enhancing the space for relaxation. Lush trees frame the background, complementing the serene natural setting.
Home in Three Rivers
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 516 reviews

Little Bear Cottage Luxury Getaway! 3 MLS FROM SNP

Private,Romantic/LUXURIOUS! SPA!AMAZING VIEWS! Little Bear Cottage is a brand new 1,300sq. ft. home. It was designed to be a cozy, private, and luxurious mountain getaway. It is located just 3 miles from the SNP entrance and a 5-10 min drive to local shops and restaurants. Whether you are soaking in the hot tub or enjoying the beautiful mountain views from the large deck space overlooking a seasonal creek, this is a getaway you will never forget! High- speed Wifi and Netflix provided.​

Guest favorite
A stone pathway leads to the entrance of the cabin, framed by a wooden railing and lush greenery. A wooden arbor covered in vines enhances the welcoming appearance, with a glimpse of a window visible on the front of the cabin.
Cabin in Three Rivers
4.88 out of 5 average rating, 770 reviews

~ Oak Haven Cabin ~ Sequoia National Park

Oak Haven located 3 miles from the entrance to Sequoia National Park. Walk past a beautiful Woodland Garden, down a rock staircase, toward a grape arbor leading to your new adventure! This house is perfect for family fun, quiet times of reflection, a romantic getaway. I also own Oak haven cottage that in next door to oak haven cabin, and larger house that is next door on its own 1-acre lot that's sleeps 9 and you can see it on Airbnb, and it's called Sequoia Tree House.

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Tiny home in Three Rivers
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 263 reviews

Riverfront luxury Mirror House | Hot Tub (Stellar)

Paradise Ranch Inn is a private nature retreat minutes from Sequoia National Park. Stay in design-forward mirror cabins with private hot tubs or luxury glamping tents set across a scenic riverfront landscape. Enjoy fire pits, sauna, outdoor cooking with pizza ovens and grills, forest trails, and pure mountain air. A mile of river runs through the property, offering natural cold plunges, swimming, and peaceful nights under clear Sierra stars. NO GUESTS UNDER 18 ALLOWED

Top guest favorite
A view of the outdoor space showcases a fire pit with a gentle flame surrounded by smooth rocks. Comfortable seating is arranged beneath a wooden pergola, and large windows highlight the welcoming interior of the architectural retreat.
Cabin in Three Rivers
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 235 reviews

Conscious Nest Riverfront Retreat No.4

Embrace nature in this beautiful river front Architectural Getaway! Nestled amongst the foothills of the Sequoia National Park ( and it is only a short 10 minute drive to the park entrance!) with breathtaking views of the Kaweah River, are the Conscious Nest Retreats. We combine the comforts of home with the wonders of the wild~ Our spaces are designed to feel authentic and rooted in the energy of the ancient Sequoias trees 🌲

Top guest favorite
Two lounge chairs are positioned on a sandy bank by the river, with the sun rising in the background. Lush greenery surrounds the water's edge, reflecting the serene atmosphere of the riverfront setting.
Guesthouse in Three Rivers
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 211 reviews

Romantic Riverfront Getaway - It's a Gem!

Our luxurious riverfront Kaweah Gem Suite sits on three peaceful riverfront acres. Treat yourself to the best in the area! Attention to detail is evident in this newly appointed suite. Inside the 600 sq. ft. suite is a Cal-King bed, kitchenette and huge double headed shower. Outside is a private patio with BBQ, also a beautiful full outdoor kitchen is available for guests. And the river...wow, wow, and WOW.

Top guest favorite
Cabin in Three Rivers
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 102 reviews

Creekside Redwood Cabin Near Sequoia

The Evergreen House ✨ A one-of-a-kind redwood cabin nestled along a peaceful creek within an intimate three-cabin retreat. Surrounded by towering trees, abundant wildlife, and a dreamy microforest, the property was designed to feel calm, grounding, and deeply connected to nature. We live just 5 minutes away should you need anything during your stay.

Top guest favorite
A modern living area features a light gray sectional sofa positioned beside a low black coffee table. A sleek black stove stands against the wall, while a flat-screen TV is mounted above a minimalist shelf showcasing decorative items. Large windows bring in natural light and views of the outdoors.
Cabin in Three Rivers
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 197 reviews

RiverView Artist Retreat, FreeTesla/EV Charging#2

Nestled along the serene banks of the Kaweah River, this refined retreat offers an effortless blend of natural beauty and understated luxury. Located just minutes from the entrance to Sequoia National Park, it’s a secluded riverside sanctuary designed for those who appreciate both elegance and nature in perfect harmony.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Three Rivers?

    Three Rivers has a range of accommodations, including rustic cabins, family-friendly vacation rentals near the river, and stays tucked into wooded settings. Many hosts in the area welcome groups and those seeking peaceful outdoor surroundings.

  • What are the best things to do in Three Rivers with kids?

    Families often explore park visitor centers with interactive displays, picnic by the river, and look for wildlife in nearby nature preserves. Children frequently enjoy short hiking trails and hands-on activities in outdoor areas.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Three Rivers?

    Three Rivers has popular outdoor activities like hiking, river paddling, and exploring nearby national park entrances. Locally owned galleries and craft shops invite browsing, and scenic picnic spots are frequently suggested.

  • How is the weather in Three Rivers?

    Three Rivers has hot, dry summers with temperatures reaching 98°F (37°C) in July and milder winters around 40–55°F (4–13°C). Rain is most common from November through March; summer months remain mostly dry.

  • What are the best places to visit in Three Rivers?

    Explore locally rooted art galleries, picnic by the Kaweah River, and visit the entrance of Sequoia National Park. Scenic overlooks and small community museums are frequently suggested for an insight into the area's natural and cultural history.

  • What are some hiking trails in Three Rivers?

    Three Rivers has access to forested trails, river pathways, and foothill routes in nearby national park lands. Popular options include gentle nature walks and guided routes leading to scenic viewpoints.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Three Rivers?

    Families in Three Rivers often enjoy picnicking by the water, exploring interactive visitor centers, and painting or crafting at local studios. Seasonal community festivals and outdoor concerts also welcome all ages for shared experiences.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Three Rivers?

    Around Three Rivers, visitors often explore giant sequoia groves in national park lands, tour local farms and orchards, or browse artisan markets in nearby communities. Scenic drives through foothills and nature preserves are frequently suggested for a change of pace.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Three Rivers?

    Many hosts in Three Rivers welcome pets, especially at cabins and vacation rentals near outdoor recreation areas. Trails and parks around the river make it easy to explore with your dog.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Three Rivers?

    Pack layers for changing weather, stay hydrated in the summer sun, and check for trail updates if exploring parklands. Locals often suggest trying river activities early in the day and supporting small businesses for food, art, and unique gifts.

  • What is Three Rivers known for?

    Three Rivers is known for its proximity to Sequoia National Park, flowing rivers, and vibrant local arts scene. The area has traditions of outdoor recreation, seasonal festivals, and a strong sense of community among residents and visitors.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Three Rivers?

    Around Three Rivers, look for small art studios with regional crafts, secluded swimming spots along the river, and tranquil hiking trails outside more popular areas. Community-run gardens and historical markers offer unique perspectives into local life.

  • What are the best foods to try in Three Rivers?

    Local eateries in Three Rivers often feature fresh California produce, river trout, and seasonal baked goods. Farmers markets, roadside stands, and cafés are known for homemade jams, honey, and craft beverages.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Three Rivers?

    Bring sturdy walking shoes, layered clothing for shifting temperatures, sun protection, and refillable water bottles. If planning outdoor activities, pack swimwear, insect repellent, and a camera to capture scenic views.

  • What is the nightlife in Three Rivers like?

    Nightlife in Three Rivers tends to be laid-back, with local venues hosting live music, casual dining, and community events. Many visitors relax near the river or join evening gatherings with residents for creative performances or storytelling.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Three Rivers?

    Annual art festivals, live music events, and community celebrations are frequently suggested, especially in spring and summer. Makers markets and holiday concerts welcome locals and visitors to experience the regional culture.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Three Rivers?

    Three Rivers has a variety of family-friendly vacation rentals, including spacious homes, cabins, and riverside stays. Many hosts welcome children and offer amenities like outdoor spaces and easy access to nature.

  • When is the best time to visit Three Rivers?

    Spring and early summer are often recommended for mild weather, wildflower blooms, and pleasant outdoor activities. Fall brings cooler temperatures and quieter landscapes, while summer draws visitors seeking warm, dry conditions for river outings.

All about Three Rivers

Nestled in the oak-studded foothills of the Sierra Nevadas is Three Rivers — a California town that has long been defined by its proximity to Sequoia National Park. Sequoia’s Ash Mountain Entrance, which leads to the Mineral King area of the park, lies just 10 minutes to the northeast of Three Rivers. Even the town’s name originates in Sequoia, where three forks of the Kaweah River begin their journey as Sierra snowmelt.

The striking views of the Sierras and surrounding chaparral have inspired many artists over the years, so you’ll find more than a few Three Rivers studios and galleries showcasing the work of California artists. There’s even a monthly First Saturday food and art market, where you can find handwoven scarves, biodegradable soaps, tie-dyed fabrics, and more. Beneath all the civic life of the town is a passion for life lived outdoors — on the rivers, on Lake Kaweah, and across the dusty trails that thread through the Sequoia National Park and Kings Canyon National Park, which is just an hour’s drive away.

What are the top things to do in Three Rivers?

Three Rivers Historical Museum

A statue of folk hero Paul Bunyan that was carved from a single sequoia tree guards the entrance to the Three Rivers Historical Museum. Inside the museum, you will find exhibits detailing the creation of this statue, information about the land’s Native American inhabitants, as well as an interesting story of how the Mineral King region of the Sequoia National Park almost became a ski resort.

Lake Kaweah

When this reservoir fills in May and June, there’s no better place to go for a swim. The lake is also popular for fishing, with the most common catches being largemouth bass, bluegill, and rainbow trout. Boat rentals and fishing gear can easily be found at the nearby Kaweah Marina. During the other months, when the lake is relatively empty of swimmers and boats, you can take advantage of the numerous picnic tables and barbecue grills available. The one-mile trail from Slick Rock to Cobble Knoll, just west of the lake, offers a quiet walk where you can spot warblers in the spring and California quail in the winter.

Foothills Visitor Center

The Foothills Visitor Center is a strong starting point for any expedition into Sequoia National Park. Located just five minutes away by car from the Ash Mountain Entrance, the center offers trip-planning help, trail maps, and the latest information on park conditions. The mini-museum has exhibits on the ecology and human history of the foothills, and you can even inquire about free ranger-led activities during the summer months.

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