Sequoia National Park is one of the most visited national parks in the country because of the its striking scenery of towering giant sequoia trees, soaring mountains, cascading creeks, flowering meadows, and star-studded evening skies. People come here from as close as Fresno to as far as China.  All people that visit have a different experience but one thing they will agree that the experience is an unforgettable one.

Sequoia is open year-round. The spring and summer offer hiking, horseback riding, fishing, and cave tours.  While the winter boasts some of the finest cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, and snow play to be found in the Sierras.  And throughout the year, the park features ranger naturalist programs, nature walks, visitor centers, and interpretive museum exhibits to please all ages and interests.

Many people don’t know that Sequoia sister to adjacent Kings Canyon National Park. These twin parks combine to make an extraordinary vacation experience. In addition to many recreational and sight-seeing opportunities Sequoia has various lodging options to make your trip relaxing, and fun.

National Park Reservations books reservations for 16 lodges from hotels in Sequoia National Park, motels, resorts and cabins. Wuksachi Lodge, John Muir Lodge, Cedar Grove Lodge, Stony Creek Lodge, Buckeye Tree Lodge, Sierra Lodge, Montecito Lodge, Western Holiday Lodge, and the Gateway Lodge all offer comfortable rooms and suites as well as being great place to relax and unwind after a long day of having fun in the park.

You’ll also find great accommodations at Grant Grove Cabins, Sequoia Village Inn, River Inn & Cabins, Sequoia Motel, Lazy J Ranch, Three Rivers Comfort Inn and the Visalia Holiday Inn.  These hotels are in or just outside of the main entrance to Sequoia National Park.  The friendly service they provide can help you plan your next trip to California’s Sequoia National Park. 

Call National Park Reservations for your Sequoia reservations at 1-866-875-8456.

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