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Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Park
Lodging
 

IN SEQUOIA NATIONAL PARK:

Wuksachi Lodge (Delaware North Park Services)

Open:  All Year
Reservations:  Online
Phone reservations:  1-888-252-5757

Details: In Sequoia National Park, 4 miles (6.5km) from Giant Forest; 23 miles (37km) from Sequoia Park entrance. Modern hotel rooms in several lodge buildings. Restaurant & gift shop. Elevation 6500 feet (1980m). In winter, you are least likely to encounter road closures enroute to Wuksachi if you enter the park via Highway 198.

IN KINGS CANYON NATIONAL PARK:

Grant Grove Cabins & John Muir Lodge (Kings Canyon Park Services)

Open:  All Year
Reservations:  Online
Phone reservations:1-866-522-6966
Front desk: 1-559-335-5500.

Details: Modern rooms in the John Muir Lodge. In summer, rustic and housekeeping cabins are available, all in the Grant Grove area of Kings Canyon National Park, 1/2-mile (.8km) to a sequoia grove. Visitor center, market, restaurant, gift shop, & post office nearby. Elevation 6500 feet (1980 m). In winter, you are least likely to encounter road closures enroute to Grant Grove if you enter the park on Highway 180.

Cedar Grove Lodge (Kings Canyon Park Services)

Open: Late April to mid-October.
Reservations:  Online
Phone reservations:  1-866-522-6966
Front desk 1-559-565-0100.

Details: Rooms in a lodge in Cedar Grove Village, deep in the canyon of the Kings Canyon itself. Counter-service restaurant, market, gift shop in building. Elevation 4600 feet (1402m).


LODGING OUTSIDE THE PARKS -  ON NATIONAL FOREST LAND AND PRIVATE LODGINGS WITHIN 20 MILES OF A PARK ENTRANCE:

Open:  All Year
Reservations:  Online
Details: Click the "online" link above for a list of private lodgings operated within 20 miles of the park entrances at highways 198 & 180, as well as links to chambers of commerce for area towns. This information is provided as a service to visitors and does not indicate any endorsement or guarantee of quality.

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Did You Know?
Dogs are not permitted on any park trails or on the summer shuttle. This allows for more frequent wildlife sightings, ensures that other visitors and wildlife will not be annoyed or frightened by dogs, and saves cleanup on trails. You can take dogs on leashes on US Forest Service trails.

Last Updated: February 18, 2009 at 14:59 EST