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1. Wuksachi Lodge

Wuksachi Lodge
Sequoia National Park
United States
Abigail
€353
includes taxes & fees
9 Sept - 10 Sept
Wuksachi Lodge

2. Sequoia Village

Sequoia Village
Three Rivers
United States
James
€223
includes taxes & fees
31 Aug - 1 Sept
Sequoia Village

3. Stony Creek Lodge

Stony Creek Lodge
Kings Canyon National Park
United States
Kare
€175
includes taxes & fees
30 Aug - 31 Aug
Stony Creek Lodge

4. Comfort Inn & Suites Sequoia/Kings Canyon

Comfort Inn & Suites Sequoia/Kings Canyon
Three Rivers
United States
Homa
€220
includes taxes & fees
3 Sept - 4 Sept
Comfort Inn & Suites Sequoia/Kings Canyon

5. Western Holiday Lodge Three Rivers

Western Holiday Lodge Three Rivers
Three Rivers
United States
Siddharth
€117
includes taxes & fees
2 Sept - 3 Sept
Western Holiday Lodge Three Rivers

6. Montecito Sequoia Lodge

Montecito Sequoia Lodge
Kings Canyon National Park
United States
Patricia
€278
includes taxes & fees
30 Aug - 31 Aug
Montecito Sequoia Lodge

7. The Gateway Restaurant & Lodge

The Gateway Restaurant & Lodge
Three Rivers
United States
Jamie
€235
includes taxes & fees
31 Aug - 1 Sept
The Gateway Restaurant & Lodge

8. The River Inn

The River Inn
Three Rivers
United States
Nancy
€84
includes taxes & fees
31 Aug - 1 Sept
The River Inn

9. Lazy J Ranch Motel

Lazy J Ranch Motel
Three Rivers
United States
Laura
€174
includes taxes & fees
7 Sept - 8 Sept
Lazy J Ranch Motel

10. John Muir Lodge

John Muir Lodge
Hume
United States
KENNETH
€264
includes taxes & fees
2 Sept - 3 Sept
John Muir Lodge

11. Paradise Ranch Inn

Paradise Ranch Inn
Three Rivers
United States
Jordan
€315
includes taxes & fees
1 Sept - 2 Sept
Paradise Ranch Inn

12. The Parks Inn Bed and Breakfast

The Parks Inn Bed and Breakfast
Lemon Cove
Canada
Tatiana
€201
includes taxes & fees
1 Sept - 2 Sept
The Parks Inn Bed and Breakfast

13. Cedar Grove Lodge

Cedar Grove Lodge
Kings Canyon National Park
United States
Patricia
€203
includes taxes & fees
3 Sept - 4 Sept
Cedar Grove Lodge

14. AutoCamp Sequoia

AutoCamp Sequoia
Three Rivers
United States
Valerie
€325
includes taxes & fees
14 Sept - 15 Sept
AutoCamp Sequoia

15. Gena's Sierra Inn & Restaurant

Gena's Sierra Inn & Restaurant
Dunlap
United States
Lauren
€103
includes taxes & fees
30 Aug - 31 Aug
Gena's Sierra Inn & Restaurant

16. Rio Sierra Riverhouse

Rio Sierra Riverhouse
Three Rivers
United States
Mai-Linh
€412
includes taxes & fees
30 Aug - 31 Aug
Rio Sierra Riverhouse

17. Sequoia Riverfront Cabins

Sequoia Riverfront Cabins
Three Rivers
United States
Vannette
Sequoia Riverfront Cabins
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Stay near popular Sequoia National Park attractions

A dense forest with tall redwood trees and green coniferous trees.

General Sherman Tree

9.6/10 (664 reviews)
Standing at 275 feet, the General Sherman Tree is Earth's largest living tree by volume, estimated to be 2,200 years old. Walk the gentle paved trail through ancient sequoias for multiple photography vantage points.
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A rocky mountain with a staircase leading up.

Moro Rock

9.4/10 (747 reviews)
Scale Moro Rock's historic 350-step staircase for breathtaking 360-degree views of Sequoia National Park. The summit reveals an unforgettable panorama of Sierra Nevada's forests, valleys, and distant peaks.
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A grove of tall, reddish-brown trees with visible roots and a clear blue sky in the background.

Giant Forest

9.6/10 (219 reviews)
Walk beneath ancient giants in this serene forest home to over 8,000 sequoias, including General Sherman, Earth's largest tree. The Congress Trail offers intimate encounters with these 2,000-year-old living monuments.
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A forest with tall redwood trees and a wooden boardwalk.

Big Trees Trail

9.6/10 (730 reviews)
Circle ancient sequoias on this accessible loop trail around a lush meadow. Interpretive exhibits reveal the fascinating ecology of these giants as you stroll the boardwalk path.
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A large fallen tree with a natural arch formation in a forest.

Tunnel Log

9.2/10 (424 reviews)
Drive through a massive fallen sequoia tree, carved into a natural tunnel in Sequoia National Park. Combine this unique experience with nearby Moro Rock and Crescent Meadow for a memorable forest adventure.
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A museum interior with wooden floors, a large tree mural, and informational displays.

Giant Forest Museum

9.0/10 (709 reviews)
The Giant Forest Museum showcases ancient sequoias through interactive exhibits in a historic 1928 building. Explore the surrounding interpretive trails to experience these towering giants first-hand.
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The Congress Trail

9.2/10 (96 reviews)
Walk among ancient giants on this 2-mile loop through Sequoia's Giant Forest. The paved trail showcases remarkable specimens like the President Tree and Senate Group, with signs revealing their fascinating history.
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Tokopah Falls

9.4/10 (37 reviews)
Sequoia National Park's tallest waterfall cascades 1,200 feet over dramatic granite formations. Hike the 3.4-mile return trail alongside the Marble Fork of the Kaweah River for the most spectacular views in spring.
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Learn more about Sequoia National Park

Giant sequoias tower over you like ancient skyscrapers, especially along the Congress Trail in Giant Forest. Hike up Moro Rock for valley views, or ask rangers which trails lead to secluded groves with fewer summer crowds.

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Top Sequoia National Park Hotel Reviews

Sequoia Resort

Sequoia Resort

10/10 Excellent
"Close enough to kings canyon. Nice room and friendly staff."
Marie Eve 2-night trip
Posted less than an hour ago
Sequoia Resort
Sequoia Riverfront Cabins

Sequoia Riverfront Cabins

10/10 Excellent
"The place is as described. It's pet friendly which is great. The location is 10-15mins away to Sequioa National Park, and the markets are close by. We went on a summer time so the river is a little low. Communication and instructions with the host are excellent."
Marriel 2-night trip
Posted 2 hours ago
Sequoia Riverfront Cabins
The River Inn

The River Inn

10/10 Excellent
"The staff were very friendly and helpful. The room was comfortable and well maintained, AC working excellent, I had ice available 24/7. The location was convenient to the parks and gas stations."
Maria de la Paz 2-night trip
Posted 3 hours ago
The River Inn
Western Holiday Lodge Three Rivers

Western Holiday Lodge Three Rivers

10/10 Excellent
"Nice and clean and quiet it"
Yolanda 2-night trip
Posted 8 hours ago
Western Holiday Lodge Three Rivers
The Gateway Restaurant & Lodge

The Gateway Restaurant & Lodge

8/10 Good
"Great location but very tiny room and bathroom. No place to put our suitcases. No place to set items or hang them in the bathroom. We really enjoyed the restaurant and the people were nice."
Amy 3-night trip
Posted 1 day ago
The Gateway Restaurant & Lodge
Stony Creek Lodge

Stony Creek Lodge

8/10 Good
"This is a nice basic property, with a somewhat limited kitchen for non-breakfast items. No AC, but in the evening a cool breeze cools down the room nicely. A room on the parking lot side can be noisy. The staff are excellent and caring, going far beyond expectations! Close to the Stony Creek, which is an excellent place to go exploring. Lots of trails nearby, including ones to the Stony Creek campground. GAs on the property is not exorbitantly priced, a pleasant surprise."
Ketan 2-night trip
Posted 1 day ago
Stony Creek Lodge
Lazy J Ranch Motel

Lazy J Ranch Motel

8/10 Good
"This motel was a pleasant surprise. First off the facilities were kept clean, and it looked very welcoming. The lady in the office was very kind. However, they did have a cat in the office so those that are allergic to pet dander need to be aware. Immediately, my eyes started itching and allergies flared up while I was in there. Took some meds and was able to tame the allergies. The facility has a nice swimming pool. From the motel, there is a walking path that will lead you to the Kaweah river, which was an excellent little hike and great place to go for a swim in the river. The room was clean and smelt fresh. Our room had a queen and a full size bed, and a nice chair which made the room a little crowded because the chair was in front of the bathroom entrance. The room could use a little paint because there were parts of the wall that were patched up. Perhaps they were in the middle of that when we booked who knows. I needed to get some ice for my drinking cups, but the ice machine did not work, that was disappointing. I like that you can park right in front of your room which made unloading our suitcases so much easier. Overall, it was a pleasant experience."
Patty 1-night trip
Posted 2 days ago
Lazy J Ranch Motel
Cedar Grove Lodge

Cedar Grove Lodge

8/10 Good
"Room was good. Good location. Creek was nice. Food was just ok. Would still recommend it."
Perry 1-night trip
Posted 2 days ago
Cedar Grove Lodge
Sequoia Village

Sequoia Village

10/10 Excellent
"Recently stayed at this hotel. The hotel itself is 4 miles from the base of Sequoia National Park. It's also conveniently located close to town with different restaurants, shops, etc to enjoy. The establishment had lots of perks (free laundry, game room, nice deck to sit out and lots of outdoor seating, as well as a trail along the water.) The rooms were clean and comfortable. The front desk staff were helpful from start to finish and were good at accommodating to two separate changes I needed to make to my stay. Parking onsite is free. The only cons were the bathrooms were small and the water pressure in the facility was not good. Price was pretty comparable to what I saw in the area. If I was in the area, I would come back for the customer service alone."
Penny 2-night trip
Posted 4 days ago
Sequoia Village

More cheap stays in Sequoia National Park

Gena's Sierra Inn & Restaurant

Gena's Sierra Inn & Restaurant

37692 E Kings Canyon Rd Dunlap CA
€103
30 Aug - 31 Aug
includes taxes & fees
Gena's Sierra Inn & Restaurant
Western Holiday Lodge Three Rivers

Western Holiday Lodge Three Rivers

40105 Sierra Dr Three Rivers CA
€117
2 Sept - 3 Sept
includes taxes & fees
7/10 Good! (1,030 reviews)
Western Holiday Lodge Three Rivers
Lazy J Ranch Motel

Lazy J Ranch Motel

39625 Sierra Dr Three Rivers CA
€174
7 Sept - 8 Sept
includes taxes & fees
9.4/10 Exceptional! (1,000 reviews)
Lazy J Ranch Motel
Comfort Inn & Suites Sequoia/Kings Canyon

Comfort Inn & Suites Sequoia/Kings Canyon

40820 Sierra Dr Three Rivers CA
€220
3 Sept - 4 Sept
includes taxes & fees
Comfort Inn & Suites Sequoia/Kings Canyon
Sequoia Village

Sequoia Village

43175 Sierra Dr Three Rivers CA
€223
31 Aug - 1 Sept
includes taxes & fees
8.4/10 Very good! (263 reviews)
Sequoia Village
Wuksachi Lodge

Wuksachi Lodge

64740 Wuksachi Way Wuksachi Vi Sequoia National Park CA
€353
9 Sept - 10 Sept
includes taxes & fees
Wuksachi Lodge

Find out more about Sequoia National Park

Top reasons to visit Sequoia National Park

  • Majestic Sequoias: Experience the awe-inspiring giant sequoia trees, some of the largest living organisms on Earth.
  • Breathtaking Scenery: Discover stunning landscapes, including lush meadows and impressive rock formations.
  • Outdoor Adventures: Engage in a variety of activities such as hiking, skiing, and exploring the park’s backcountry.
  • Family-Friendly Atmosphere: Enjoy tranquil spots that cater to families, perfect for relaxation and excursions.
  • Charming Accommodations: Choose from diverse lodging options, including cosy lodges and pet-friendly stays.

Find great hotels in and around Sequoia National Park

Discover a range of charming accommodations in Sequoia National Park, from cozy lodges to convenient motels, perfect for adventurers and families alike. Whether you seek pet-friendly options or wish to immerse yourself in nature, you'll find suitable lodging experiences that cater to your needs. Explore the unique offerings of Autocamp Sequoia and Kings Canyon lodging, ensuring a memorable stay amidst the majestic beauty of the park.

  • Wuksachi Lodge: Nestled within the scenic Sequoia National Park, Wuksachi Lodge offers a charming and budget-friendly retreat for families and pet owners alike. Rated 8.8 out of 10, this hotel provides a welcoming atmosphere with amenities tailored for children, including nearby sledding and breakfast options at a reduced fee. Its pet-friendly policy allows for a comfortable stay with your furry companions, ensuring a memorable family getaway amidst the towering sequoias.
  • The River Inn: Located approximately 17.7km from Sequoia National Park, The River Inn presents a quaint motel experience with budget-friendly rates. Guests can unwind while enjoying entertainment options such as cable television. The picturesque rural surroundings and mountain views provide a serene backdrop, making it an ideal base for exploring the natural beauty of the region while still being close to the park.
  • Montecito Sequoia Lodge: Situated 16.1km from Sequoia National Park, Montecito Sequoia Lodge is an adventurous haven, rated 8.2 out of 10. This lodge caters to families eager for a skiing or outdoor adventure, featuring easy access to ski shuttles and lifts. Onsite amenities include rock climbing and mountain biking, as well as winter activities such as snowshoeing and tubing. The lodge also offers various child-friendly services, making it an engaging destination for families seeking both thrill and comfort in a stunning natural setting.

Where to stay near Sequoia National Park

Sequoia National Park offers a breathtaking escape for those seeking adventure and stunning scenery. Explore the majestic sequoias, lush meadows, and serene glades that characterise this remarkable wilderness. The park's backcountry invites you to immerse yourself in nature, while nearby areas provide a family-friendly atmosphere perfect for relaxation and excursions. Experience the warmth of friendly locals and the tranquillity of secluded spots, making your visit truly unforgettable.

  • Silver City: Nestled approximately 16.1km from Sequoia National Park, Silver City offers a charming village experience. This destination attracts moderately seasonal travellers, particularly peaking from May to July. Visitors come for the outdoor adventures and stunning scenery that this area boasts. Popular activities include exploring the nearby recreational areas and parks, as well as indulging in local shopping. With its proximity to national and state parks, Silver City is an excellent launchpad for outdoor enthusiasts eager to immerse themselves in nature.
  • Advance: Located about 17.7km from Sequoia National Park, Advance is a quaint village that sees a steady flow of visitors throughout the year, with peaks in the summer months of June to August. The area is renowned for its outdoor activities and picturesque landscapes. Travellers can enjoy recreational areas, local theatres, and shopping spots, making it a delightful blend of relaxation and entertainment. Moreover, Advance is close to significant landmarks, including national parks and symbolic sites, providing ample opportunities for exploration.
  • Badger: Situated roughly 20.9km from Sequoia National Park, Badger is a vibrant city known for its seasonal visitor influx, particularly from March to May. This area is a haven for those seeking outdoor adventures and breathtaking scenery. Badger features recreational areas and is famous for its ski fields and resorts, making it an ideal destination for winter sports enthusiasts. With its close proximity to national parks and lush forests, Badger offers a perfect mix of adventure and tranquillity for all types of travellers.

Things to do in Sequoia National Park

Shopping

The nearest shopping option is the Sequoia National Park Visitor Centre, where you can find souvenirs and local crafts. If you're up for a drive, head to the Visalia Mall, about 64.4km away, offering a variety of shops from clothing to home goods.

Recreation

Experience the serenity of the Crescent Meadow area, where you can stroll among towering sequoias and enjoy peaceful picnics. Engage in yoga sessions at the park’s scenic overlooks, embracing the calming sounds of nature while revitalising your spirit in this stunning wilderness.

Adventure

Explore the towering giants of Sequoia National Park, where ancient trees soar into the sky. Hike the rugged trails of the Giant Forest for breathtaking views and discover the enchanting beauty of Crystal Cave, with its stunning formations waiting to be explored.

Nightlife

While Sequoia National Park is renowned for its stunning nature, the nightlife is more subdued. Consider stargazing at the Giant Forest or enjoying a campfire with fellow visitors. For a unique experience, join guided night walks that reveal the park's nocturnal wonders.

*Distances are measured in a straight line; actual driving distances may vary depending on the route.

Booking tips and Expedia advantages for Sequoia National Park

Sequoia National Park is an excellent destination for budget-conscious travellers, offering free entry and activities such as Tokopah Falls and Tunnel Log. To save on accommodation, consider visiting between January and March, when prices are lower, and book your hotel about a month in advance. Mondays are the cheapest days to stay, while Saturdays tend to be the most expensive. Utilise Expedia's search tool to find affordable hotels and consider combining your bookings for flights and activities for additional savings. Lastly, explore the park by hiking or using shuttle buses to keep transport costs down.

  • The most and least expensive months on average to stay in a hotel: The cheapest months to stay in Sequoia National Park are January to March, where the prices are slightly lower. This is in comparison to June to August, where prices are slightly higher.
  • The best time to book a hotel: Book your hotel in Sequoia National Park about 1 month out to secure some of the cheapest prices. If you're the spontaneous type, Expedia's last minute deals and discounts are indicated via the green label below the price.
  • The most and least expensive days on average to stay in a hotel: The least expensive day to stay in Sequoia National Park is Monday. The most expensive day to stay in Sequoia National Park is Saturday.
  • Find cheap hotels on Expedia: Expedia's search tool enables you to specify your budget, desired location, and various other preferences. You can arrange your search results to display prices from lowest to highest, ensuring you see the most affordable hotels first. Additionally, you have the option to refine your choices by hotel type; for instance, selecting the Eco-certified filter will showcase sustainable and environmentally-friendly hotels that are available for booking.
  • Consider bundling your trip: You may find it beneficial to save some money by combining your hotel reservation for Sequoia National Park with your flights and activities through an Expedia package.

Find the best attractions in and around Sequoia National Park

Sequoia National Park offers a splendid blend of outdoor adventures and breathtaking scenery, making it an ideal destination for tourists. Visitors can explore towering sequoia trees, iconic landmarks, and impressive rock formations. Nearby Kings Canyon National Park also provides a wealth of attractions. Whether you seek thrilling adventures or tranquil moments in nature, this national park is sure to captivate your spirit of exploration.

  • Sequoia National Park's Ash Mountain Entrance: This entrance offers a stunning introduction to the national park, surrounded by lush landscapes and towering trees. Enjoy outdoor activities and breathtaking scenery as you embark on your adventure into the heart of nature.
  • General Sherman Tree: This iconic landmark is renowned as the largest tree on Earth by volume. Standing majestically within Sequoia National Park, it embodies the rich cultural heritage of the area, inviting visitors to ponder its ancient history and significance.
  • Moro Rock: A striking granite dome offering panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes. The climb to the summit is invigorating and rewards you with spectacular vistas, making it a highlight for outdoor enthusiasts seeking scenic beauty.

Best time to go to Sequoia National Park

The best time to visit Sequoia National Park can depend on the weather and when visitor numbers rise and fall. The hottest average temperature in Sequoia National Park falls in July, when visitor numbers are slightly high and weather is sunny with light rain. The coolest average temperature in Sequoia National Park falls in February, visitor numbers are average and weather is mostly sunny with light rain.

calendar iconCalendar Monthtemperature iconTemperaturerain iconPrecipitationmostly cloudy iconCloudinessoccupation rate iconOccupancyprice iconPricing
January24.6°F (-4.1°C)Light RainMostly SunnyAverageSlightly Low
February23.4°F (-4.8°C)Light RainMostly SunnyAverageSlightly Low
March26.2°F (-3.2°C)Light RainMostly SunnyAverageSlightly Low
April32.9°F (0.5°C)Light RainSunnySlightly HighAverage
May40.1°F (4.5°C)Light RainSunnyAverageAverage
June52.0°F (11.1°C)No RainSunnySlightly HighSlightly High
July59.4°F (15.2°C)Light RainSunnySlightly HighSlightly High
August57.9°F (14.4°C)Light RainSunnyAverageSlightly High
September52.5°F (11.4°C)No RainSunnyAverageAverage
October42.3°F (5.7°C)No RainSunnySlightly LowAverage
November31.6°F (-0.2°C)Light RainSunnySlightly LowAverage
December24.4°F (-4.2°C)Light RainMostly SunnySlightly LowAverage

The nearest major airports for your trip to Sequoia National Park

Accessing Sequoia National Park is convenient with several nearby airports. Fresno Yosemite International Airport (FAT) is 90.1km away, with excellent hotel options like the DoubleTree by Hilton Fresno Convention Center, 6.4km from the airport, and the Wyndham Garden Fresno Yosemite Airport, only 322m away. Bakersfield Meadows Field (BFL) is located 133.6km from the park, with nearby hotels such as The Padre Hotel, 6.4km away, and Hilton Garden Inn, 4.8km away. Bishop Eastern Sierra Regional Airport (BIH), 91.7km from the park, offers accommodations like Wayfinder Bishop and Vagabond Inn, both 3.2km from the airport. All hotels provide easy access to their respective airports.

Frequently asked questions

Where is the best place for a stay in Sequoia National Park?
Based on our traveller data, Wuksachi Lodge is one of the top choices for your stay. This hotel offers a restaurant and free parking. Other good choices for your trip to the area are Western Holiday Lodge Three Rivers and Comfort Inn & Suites Sequoia/Kings Canyon. See all available top hotels, or vacation rentals in Sequoia National Park.
What are some of the best holiday rentals that Sequoia National Park has to offer?
Paradise Ranch Inn: This holiday home rental outside of Sequoia National Park is located on the riverwalk, and has a private balcony, a terrace and a BBQ to put you at ease in your new surroundings. Kitchen amenities such as a coffee maker and kitchenware can make your holiday run smoothly. It offers a garden, 4 hot tubs and a selection of books so that you can immerse yourself in your holiday. See all vacation rentals in Sequoia National Park.
If I need to cancel my hotel reservation in Sequoia National Park, will I receive a refund?
Yes, you'll find most hotel reservations are fully refundable if you cancel before the hotel's cancellation deadline, which in most cases is within 24 or 48 hours of your check-in date. If you have a non-refundable reservation, you might be able to cancel it and receive a refund within a 24-hour period of booking. Filter your search by fully refundable to find flexible hotel deals in Sequoia National Park.
How is it staying in Sequoia National Park?
Nature enthusiasts will enjoy exploring Sequoia National Park, and visitors give high marks for the top-notch restaurants. Scenic and secluded, this city also attracts tourists with its forests. There are 428 hotels and other accommodation options in the surrounding area. Find out more about Sequoia National Park.
What should I see while I'm in Sequoia National Park?
The hiking trails and forests highlight the natural beauty with places to discover including General Sherman Tree, Giant Forest and Moro Rock. A couple of additional sights to add to your itinerary are Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks and Giant Sequoia National Monument. Take a look at what more there is to see and do in Expedia's Sequoia National Park guide.
What's the weather like in Sequoia National Park?
The hottest months are usually July and August, with an average temperature of 13°C, while the coldest months are February and January, with an average of -4°C. Average annual precipitation for Sequoia National Park is 885 mm.

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