Explore Beautiful Landscapes with a Three Rivers Vacation Rental

Whether you’re planning a family trip, a romantic gateway, or an all-out vacation, Three Rivers’ vacation homes promise a home away from home experience.

Choose from cottages, cabins, condos, and house rentals and explore Three Rivers like a local. The lodgings promise more privacy and space along with all the comforts of home. Visit Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks and marvel at roaring waterfalls and beautiful scenic views. Explore boutiques and museums in the downtown area. Bring childhood memories back to life when you visit a county fair.

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Mouthwatering Three Rivers Cuisines

Enjoy organic buttermilk fried chicken at the Buckaroo Diner. Local, creative dishes like escarole spicy bean soup leaves you hungry for more. Stop at Sequoia Snack Shack for some delicious griddle doughnuts. Grilled cheese sandwiches and espresso drinks are also available in the café.

Spend an evening away from your cabin at the Sierra Subs & Salads. The riverside back deck creates the perfect ambience to enjoy freshly baked pizzas, salads, and healthy wraps. Reminisce the day’s excursions at Antoinette’s Coffee & Goodies as you enjoy deli sandwiches and hot chai tea. Locals love to start their day with the café’s tasty bagels.

Try out the homemade ice cream and chocolate at Reimer’s Candies and Gifts. The holiday dessert options include a seasonal cinnamon ice cream offer. For Mexican and Southwestern treats, find time for Casa Mendoza. Combine the ala carte chicken burrito with complimentary chips and salsa. Order the house-made tortilla chips after a long day out in the wild.

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Impressive Art Offerings

Three Rivers Historical Museum is best known for domestic and mining artifacts. Stop by the Native American huts and Bathwell Saloon, both located along the heritage trail. Check out the archived historical photographs before rounding up your visit.

Stop by Three Rivers Music Theatre for riveting performance arts. Arrive early to get a spot near the front row. Book a seat in the main studio for the cabaret performances. Grab the theatre popcorn and enjoy incredible shows.

Pick up gifts and crafts at Main Fork Art Station. Local artists showcase beautifully crafted jewelry and handbags. Kids love the magic kits and blow-up globes available in the store.

Local artists take advantage of Artsitsmeet, a contemporary art exhibition space, to showcase colorful artworks. The district council hosts the Big Draw and Herts Open Studios to provide art lover a lot to savor. The Carnegie Center for the Arts along Main Street takes historical offerings to a whole new level.

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Bustling Nightlife

Different beers including blondes, honey wheats, and stout, keep revelers entertained at Three Rivers Brewing, a microbrewery in the area. Meet the friendly locals in the tiny tasting room. Step out of your lodging to enjoy live music at River View Restaurant & Lounge. The fun bar delivers karaoke every Friday night.

If you are looking for a refreshing dive bar, Smokey’s Dead Rat Saloon is your best bet. Enjoy your cold beer in a laid back atmosphere. Catch a bite at the tack truck if you left your cabin with an empty belly. For a traditional American bar experience, head to Charlie’s Rustic Lounge Bar & Grill. The DJ plays your favorite tunes on request.

The Orange Bar promises a chill night out complete with cool music. The tasty red beer never disappoints. Showcase your open mic skills at the Rock Yard Tavern. If you’re lucky, you might stop in during a car show.

Crack your ribs at Barmageddon where the cool wall art creates a unique setting for fun trivia nights. Board games, pool tables, and foosball provide tremendous fun for regulars and visitors alike. Impressive bottled beers complement the excellent beers on tap.

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Three Rivers Excursion Destinations

Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks have magical meadows, giant trees along with trails to explore. Long winding narrow roads let you enjoy a cross country drive through this natural treasure. Visit during the holidays for a winter wonderland experience. The Sequoia trees resemble a giant Christmas with all the white snow falling.

Novice hikers spend time at the Tokopah Falls. Families with kids also have an easy time exploring the beautiful scenery along this fairly level hiking trail. Leave your lodging early enough to enjoy the creek and granite canyon walls. Get in the water at the Falls for a refreshing experience.

Enjoy a picnic at Slick Rock Recreation Area. Stroll along the beautiful river which has lots of wildlife. Let your teenage kids swim in the currents. Photogenic visitors enjoy a field day at the Senate along the Congress trail. The two-mile looping trail provides glimpses of beautiful antelopes.

Adventurous visitors take 400 steps to get to the top of Moro Rock where epic views of Sequoia National Park await. Soak in the beautiful landscapes as you go up the stair-hike. Local Peregrine falcons also nest on the well-designed steps.