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- I love camping.
Used to go camping as a kid
and still go camping
every once in a while,
and it's just a great way to get outside
and enjoy nature
and get up here in the mountains
where it's really good, clean air.
- I really like the Sequoia National Park.
It's really pretty and green,
lots of trees,
and to be able to be in the mountains
and away from everything is really nice.
- There's a lot of different rivers
around here, you see waterfalls,
you see the water melting off
the mountains and everything
on the way in, and it is breathtaking.
- Coming all the way in
from the visitor's center,
I thought it was awesome.
It was very informative, you know,
at showing some of the types of wildlife
that you can encounter up here.
I seen some of the stuff about
showing the different tracks
of different animals up here,
which is awesome.
Some of the different flowers
that you can see,
they had pictures
and some history on that.
It was pretty cool.
It was really interesting.
- I really like this Buckeye Campground.
It's really nice and just spend the day
and hang out and camp here.
The parking's great; it's flat.
You can be able to get out of your van
or your car or your truck
and be able to get around
and see different things.
- It looks like this area that we're in
in particular today,
it'd be well worth the trip,
just the accessibility level up here
for the bathrooms,
and just being able to cook out
and get to the campfire and do it safely.
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- And you don't want to burn
yourself with it.
The campsite is wonderful; it's awesome.
It's really easy to get around.
It's accessible.
The cutouts for the table is great,
and it's a nice concrete path,
smooth, easy to get to places.
- The trails to the restroom
and just different spots are really nice
and accessible and you can--
it makes it really nice for some people
in chairs, or wheelchairs,
or any disabilities
to be able to get around a lot easier.
It's really nice that the National Parks
are making these accessible campgrounds
to be able to get around easier.
- The bathrooms are really accessible
inside; they're great.
Not only the latrine,
the bathrooms themselves,
the toilets, but the sinks
and everything, they're super accessible,
and you can turn your whole chair around
in there, you know?
You have a lot of room to yourself
if you need it, or if you have a child
with you or something,
you can take care of them too,
so it's really well thought-out.
- Don't hesitate.
Call, make that reservation.
Make sure you ask
for a handicap accessible campsite.
They'll help you out.
They'll reserve the spot for you.
It's easy to get around.
Just get out and do it.
- I really want to thank
the people that are making this happen
and making these parks accessible.
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