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Where To Eat
 

IN THE PARKS
Food is available in restaurants or small markets, depending on season and location. Hours vary by season.

Year-Round:

  • Wuksachi Village: Dining Room. 
    (Limited food items in gift shop during winter season.)
  • Grant Grove Village: Restaurant, market, post office.
  • Montecito-Sequoia Lodge (in the National Forest between Wuksachi and Grant Grove): Restaurant.

Late Spring into Fall:

  • Lodgepole Village: Snack bar, deli, and market. Usually open until mid-October and then closed until mid-April.
  • Wolverton Meadows: During summer, an all-you-can-eat barbecue. Friday-Sunday (dinner only).
  • Cedar Grove Village: Restaurant (counter service & snack bar) and market open mid-to-late May until mid-October.

  • Mineral King: Silver City Resort, on private land, has a small restaurant and limited supplies from late May until mid-October.

 See the current edition of the park newspaper for details and schedules.


OUTSIDE THE PARKS
Just outside the Sequoia National Park entrance on Highway 198, there are a variety of restaurants, grocery stores, and gas stations.

 
People in front of Lodgepole Market
In summer, Lodgepole Village is one of several areas in the parks where meals, supplies, and other services are available. Some areas are open only part of the year.

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The Four Guardsmen (four sequoias), with the Generals Highway running between them.

Did You Know?
Sometimes you will see sequoias in a straight row. This may happen because sequoia seeds prefer mineral-rich burned ground. When a fallen log burns long and hot, it leaves a strip of bare mineral-rich soil — an ideal place for new sequoias to grow. Years later, we see a line of sequoias!
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Last Updated: October 26, 2006 at 17:55 MST