Kings Canyon Temporary Seasonal Closure

Due to ongoing challenges related to the COVID-19 pandemic, effective November 1, 2020, all Delaware North-operated lodging and restaurants in Kings Canyon National Park will be temporarily closing for the winter season. We anticipate re-opening on April 2, 2021.

Kings Canyon National Park and Sequoia National Forest remain open for day visitation, including sightseeing, big tree groves, hiking, camping, and snow play. Limited food and beverage, snow shoe rentals, winter apparel, snow chains, and more are available at the Grant Grove Market (open 9am-5pm daily).

Sequoia National Park Remains Open

Sequoia National Park and the surrounding National Forest will remain open. Lodging, gift shop, and limited food and beverage are available at Wuksachi Lodge. Please visit our COVID-19 Updates page for the most up-to-date details about our lodging and concessions. For current Park conditions, please visit the official National Park Service website.

We appreciate your understanding, and look forward to returning to full operation.

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Delaware North Parks & Resorts at Sequoia and Kings Canyon

Sequoia & Kings Canyon Lodging

Several Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Park Hotel Accommodations to Choose From

Looking for hotels or lodging located inside Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks? This is the right place! A variety of places to stay inside the park keep you close to the majestic giant sequoia trees, deep canyons and soaring cliffs that make Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks famous.

Sequoia National Park Hotels/Lodging

Wuksachi Lodge is Sequoia National Park’s signature hotel accommodation, located just around the bend from the General Sherman Tree, and not far from the exquisite sunset-viewing options at Moro Rock. Hotel amenities include limited wireless internet, a full-service restaurant (temporarily closed), retail shop, special event facilities, and dog-friendly rooms.

Kings Canyon National Park Hotels/Lodging

The John Muir Lodge and Grant Grove Cabins are located inside Kings Canyon National Park, and within walking distance of renowned Grant Grove, home to the General Grant Tree. Enjoy being close to these giant sequoias and also at the top of the road following the Kings River down into Kings Canyon itself. Dog-friendly rooms are also available.

Choose hotel-style accommodations at the John Muir Lodge – complete with a lofty open timber beam ceiling and stone fireplace in the common area, or a more rustic cabin-like experience at Grant Grove Cabins. These cabins come in either hard-sided or tent-cabin styles.

Cedar Grove Lodge is located in the heart of Kings Canyon on the bank of Kings River and close to Roads End, a popular trail head for adventures out into the park during the summer months. With only 21 guest rooms and a unique location, this lodge fills quickly, so make your reservations early. Cedar Grove Lodge is closed for 2020, but make your 2021 reservation now.

Limited WiFi and Cell Phone Coverage

Cell phone and internet service including Wi-Fi is very limited throughout Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks.

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Wuksachi Lodge

This alluring mountain lodge features 102 spacious guest rooms, a full-service restaurant, and special event facilities.

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John Muir Lodge

Open year-round, the John Muir Lodge serves California national park visitors with 36 rooms in Kings Canyon National Park.

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Grant Grove Cabins

The Grant Grove Cabins are available in both timber and tent cabin styles. Located in Grant Grove Village, these cabins are for guests who want a more rustic experience.

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Cedar Grove Lodge

Cedar Grove Lodge offers 21 guest rooms with two queen beds, private baths, air conditioning and telephones. Open May through mid-October, the lodge serves travelers keen to explore Kings Canyon’s alluring wilderness attractions.

Cedar Grove Lodge is closed for 2020, but make your 2021 reservation now.

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Bearpaw High Sierra Camp

Bearpaw is set 11.5 miles into pristine national park backcountry, high atop a 7,800-foot granite saddle overlooking the Great Western Divide.

Bearpaw High Sierra Camp is closed for 2020

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Reservations for Bearpaw High Sierra can be made online* or via phone:
Call (866) 807-3598 (international callers dial 801-559-4930)

*Reservations open up on January 2nd of each year after 7am PST.