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Family Vacation Destination - Sequoia Lodge

Announcement - New on-line booking system!

Effective Monday March 8, 2010 we will be switching to a new on-line reservation system.  The new interface should be more straightforward and easier to use, and provides several new features like the option to request additional in-room amenities.  You can now access our on-line reservation system simply by selecting Reservations at the top of the navigation bar.  Enjoy!

Located in the heart of Sequoia National Park, the Wuksachi Village and Lodge® is the newest hotel development in California’s oldest National Park. Just 78 miles east of Fresno and conveniently located in the Giant Forest area, the Wuksachi Lodge is the perfect location to discover the breathtaking splendor of one of California’s best family vacation destinations. Towering sequoia trees.  Spectacular valleys.  Inspiring waterfalls.

Nature’s untouched beauty is ready for you to explore. Plan your Sequoia Park vacation today!

Winter rates are now as low as $91 per night!

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“We brought our daughters and their families (10 of us) to Sequoia and stayed at the Wuksachi Lodge.  We had a wonderful time.  The staff was friendly and helpful.  The rooms were clean.  We ate several meals at the Lodge and everyone enjoyed them.  We even did Yoga!!  I have recommended Wuksachi to family and friends.  Hopefully we can go back in Summer to see more of the forest since some areas were closed for the winter.”
– Nancy and Ed C.

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