We went camping at the Azaela campground inside Sequoia National Park. Azaela is a first-come first-serve campground. We drove around and found a site that seemed a little bit roomer and didn't have neighbors right on top of us. The only downside was that the bathroom was a little ways away. Which wouldn't be a big deal but with a 3 year old and 5 year old who usually wait until the last minute to go to the bathroom this wasn't always convient. It was usually easier to get in the van a drive to the bathroom. These campsite bathrooms had what Kirsten deemed to be "noisy pottys". They didn't have soap and there were only 2 stalls that were usually taken.
We discovered "Our Favorite Bathroom" while exploring and trying to find the trail to a giant sequoia tree. This bathroom was VERY clean, had SOAP, MULTIPLE stalls, MIRRORS, and was just a QUICK walk down the hill off the backside of our campsite. The only problem was that they did have automatic flushing toliets. Kirsten DOESN'T like automatic flushing toliets, however by the end of our stay she had decided that those pottys weren't as noisy as the other ones in the campsite.
This was actually a really nice dayuse picnic area.
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