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Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Park
Lodging Inside the Parks
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Delaware North Park Services Wuksachi Lodge
WUKSACHI LODGE
Managed by Delaware North Park Services
Open: All Year
Reservations: (888) 252-5757
The Wuksachi Lodge is located in the Giant Forest area of Sequoia National Park. The modern lodge offers 102 guest rooms, a full-service restaurant, cocktail lounge and a retail and ski shop. The lodge is located 4 miles from Giant Forest Museum. Elevation 7,050 feet (1,980 m).
Kings Canyon Park Services John Muir Lodge
JOHN MUIR LODGE
Managed by Kings Canyon Park Services
Open: All Year
Reservations: (866) 522-6966
Front desk: (559) 335-5500
The John Muir Lodge is located in the Grant Grove area of Kings Canyon National Park. The lodge offers 36 hotel rooms and a restaurant. The lodge is ½ mile (.8km) from a sequoia grove, visitor center, market, restaurant, gift shop and post office. Elevation 6,500 feet (1,980 m).
Kings Canyon Park Services Grant Grove Cabins
GRANT GROVE CABINS
Managed by Kings Canyon Park Services
Open: All Year (limited in the winter)
Reservations: (866) 522-6966
Front desk: (559) 335-5500
The Grant Grove Cabins are located in the Grant Grove area of Kings Canyon National Park. The cabins are ½ mile (.8 km) from a sequoia grove, visitor center, market, restaurant, gift shop and post office. Guests can choose from six types of cabins some of which are available year-round. Elevation 6,500 feet (1,980 m).
Kings Canyon Park Services Cedar Grove Lodge
CEDAR GROVE LODGE
Managed by Kings Canyon Park Services
Open: May 12, 2011 to October
Reservations: (866) 522-6966
Front desk: (559) 565-0100
Cedar Grove Lodge is located within Cedar Grove Village, deep in the canyon of the Kings Canyon itself. The lodge offers 18 hotel rooms, a counter-service restaurant, market and gift shop. The lodge is also within walking distance of a visitor center, restaurant, gift shop and market. Elevation 4,600 feet (1,402 m).
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Last Updated: October 08, 2011 at 17:42 MST |