Do Business With Us

Businesses in these parks provide vital services for our visitors and offer economic opportunities for people in nearby communities. Federal regulations prohibit engaging in or soliciting any business in park areas, except in accordance with the provisions of a permit, contract, or other written agreement with the United States. Authorized commercial services within Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks fall under two categories, concession contracts and Commercial Use Authorizations.

Concessioners

Concessions contractors provide certain visitor services, including overnight accommodations, food and beverage services, retail sales, recreational winter equipment rental and horseback riding and pack stock services.

Delaware North Company holds the contract for overnight accommodations, food and beverage services, retail sales, and recreational winter equipment rental in these parks. For more information about services provided by Delaware North Company or to make a reservation, please visit the Delaware North website.

Guided horseback rides are available during the summer at the Grant Grove Stables and Cedar Grove Pack Station.

Commercial Use Authorizations (CUAs)

Commercial Use Authorizations (CUAs) are issued for all appropriate commercial services conducted by a private person, corporation, or other private entity. For more information about CUAs, including information and documents for current CUA holders, see the Commercial Use Authorization webpage.