Delighted with our stay, we felt like we were living on a ranch and enjoyed the sight of the beautiful horses. Chearl was wonderful with response time and quite informative. Three Rivers was a cute small town which is conveniently close to Sequoia National Park. We were amazed to say the least and we can’t wait to come back!

Great location for access to Sequoia National Park and local restaurants in Three Rivers.

My family and I came to Three Rivers for a trip to Sequoia National Park, and we had a wonderful stay at Chearl & Linda's place. The location is beautiful, on a horse ranch, and we walked the property to catch sight of the lovely animals and mountainous surroundings. The place itself stayed nice and cool, despite being over 100 degrees outside most days, with dedicated AC units in the living area and bedroom. The bed was very comfortable, and the kitchen had everything we needed to cook our meals. The extra snacks and drinks were much appreciated as well. Our hosts were so helpful and responsive as well. I would highly recommend Chearl & Linda's place to any family visiting the area!

The ranch is wonderful. Communication from the owners is excellent. The kitchen is great with lots of spices, snacks and even some water bottles. Views are beautiful and the horses on the property are adorable.

Chearl, the property owner was very responsive and easy to work with. We were very happy with our stay. Kitchen and frig well stocked with essentials. Very hospitable over all. Would definitely recommend.

Cute and spacious place tucked away from main road. Close to restaurants and small grocery store. Kitchen area was nice to prepare meals. It was also nice to have a separate bedroom in addition to pull out sofa in the living room, which was comfortable. Well air-conditioned-stayed cool in the hot summer. Very cozy. Enjoyed our stay!

Nice and cozy with beautiful views. Groceries, hardware, and places to eat very close. I would recommend this property if peace and quiet is what you’re looking for.

My husband, 10 year old son and I had a wonderful stay at the Cowboy's Hideout. Coming from a farm in Northeast Georgia, it was the perfect place to call home while we explored the magic of the Sequoia National Forest. The hosts could not have been more welcoming, kind and accommodating. It was heartwarming to watch the new momma and foal run and work the ring for the first time. The restaurants in the area were top notch. Please take some time and read Mr. Earl McKee’s books while you are there. Their family’s history in the area is a deep and resonant reminder of the constant divisions between those who wish to commodify and gentrify and those who simply hope to protect, hold on to and afford to be buried in the mountainous tombs of their ancestors. It’s a story that’s old as time and beautifully illustrated in Mr. McKee’s books. Being from Georgia, we were up 3 hours earlier than everyone else and had the Sequoia Nat’l Park to ourselves. It was magical and truly chilly in the mornings. The bears (Mama and baby cub included), deer, turkeys, song birds, horses, giant trees, fern groves - I can’t describe it other than to say that it was like something out of a fairytale. I can’t wait for our next trip out to Cowboy’s Hideout.:)