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Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Park
Lodging Outside the Parks
The following list of lodgings near the two park entrances is provided as a service. It includes accommodations within 20 miles of one of the two park entrances, including those in the National Forest area between Sequoia and Kings Canyon parks. It also lists local chambers of commerce. They are listed roughly in order by proximity to the nearest park entrance. The National Park Service is not affiliated with any of these establishments outside park boundaries. Inclusion on this list is based solely on proximity to the park entrances; it does not assume type or quality of service.

Accommodations on Sequoia National Forest lands between Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks, on the Generals Highway

Montecito Lake Resort (formerly Montecito-Sequoia) Reservations 1-800-227-9900, Lodge desk 1-800-843-8677

Stony Creek Lodge Reservations: 1-866-522-6966; Registration desk 1-559-565-3909

The Reservation Centre 1-559-561-0410

Accommodations within 20 miles of the Sequoia National Park entrance on Highway 198 (south entrance) & in Mineral King

Buckeye Tree Lodge 1-559-561-5900

Gateway Lodge 1-559-561-4133

Sequoia Village Inn 1-559-561-3652

River Inn & Cabins 1-800-793-7309; 1-559-561-4367

Sequoia House Vacation Rental 1-800-793-7309; 1-559-561-4367

Lake Elowin Resort 1-559-561-3460

Residence Bellevue Guesthouse

Cort Cottage Bed & Breakfast 1-559-561-4671

Three Rivers Motel 1-559-561-4413

Sierra Lodge 1-800-367-8879

Rio Sierra Riverhouse 1-559-561-4720

Sequoia Motel 1-559-561-4453

Sequoia River Cabins 1-559-561-6405

Cinnamon Creek Ranch Bed & Breakfast 1-559-561-1107

Sequoia River Dance Bed & Breakfast 1-559-561-4411

Comfort Inn 1-559-561-9000

Kaweah Park Resort 1-559-561-4424

Sequoia RV Ranch 1-877-452-9324 or 1-559-561-4333

Trailer Isle Park 1-559-561-4333

Western Holiday Lodge 1-559-561-4119

Lazy J Ranch Motel 1-559-561-4449

Ranch Champagne cabins 1-559-561-3490, 1-559-259-5297

Plantation Bed & Breakfast 1-800-240-1466 or 1-559-597-2555

Wicky-Up Ranch Bed & Breakfast 1-559-564-8898

Lemon Cove-Sequoia Campground 1-559-597-2346

Silver City Resort, on Mineral King Road 1-559-561-3223 (off-season: 1-805-461-3223)

The Reservation Centre 1-559-561-0410

Sequoia Bed and Breakfast Association

Accommodations within 20 miles of Kings Canyon National Park entrance on Highway 180 (north entrance), west of the Grant Grove area.

Snowline Motel 1-559-336-2300

Sierra Inn 1-559-338-0678

Sequoia Highlands Cabins 1-559-336-9425, 1-888-447-9390

Hummingbirds at Clingan's Junction 1-559-338-0160

Pinehurst Cabin 1-714-501-5833

Fivespot Cabin 1-559-336-9383

House Three 1-559-336-9383

Pinehurst Lodge 1-559-336-2603

Squaw Valley Motel 1-559-332-2382

Dunlap cabin 1-714-839-2525, 1-559-338-3174

Starry Oaks Cottage, Squaw valley 1-559-338-9146

Seven Circles Retreat 1-559-337-0211

Dinuba Holiday Inn Express 1-559-595-1500

East of Grant Grove (between Grant Grove & Cedar Grove) on Highway 180

Kings Canyon Lodge 1-559-335-2405

The Reservation Centre 1-559-561-0410

Local Chambers of Commerce

The following chambers of commerce represent many facilities in a number of towns, some of which are beyond 20 miles from the park entrance but are still along some of the well-travelled routes to reach these parks.

Sequoia Foothills Chamber of Commerce 1-559-561-3300 or 1-877-530-3300

Exeter Chamber of Commerce 1-559-592-2919

Visalia Chamber of Commerce 1-559-733-4149

Sanger Chamber of Commerce 1-559-875-4575

Fresno Chamber of Commerce 1-559-495-4800

Central Sierra Chamber of Commerce 1-559-336-9076

Bootprint on pink algae in snow.  

Did You Know?
Patches of colorful pink snow in the High Sierra are actually colonies of snow algae — Chlamydomonas nivalis. Unlike most species of fresh-water algae, it thrives in freezing water. Compressing the red snow with your boot increases the intensity of the color. Warning: Do not eat it!

Last Updated: April 08, 2009 at 15:49 EST