Top 10 Hotels in Sequoia National Park, CA (from $89) 2026 - Competitive Prices

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A lodge with a wooden exterior, surrounded by evergreen trees and snow-capped mountains.

A modern bar area with a large island, bar stools, and a view of the outdoors.

A cozy living room with leather sofas, a stone fireplace, and large windows offering a view of the outdoors.

A man sitting on a wooden railing with a laptop, overlooking a stone wall and a forested area.

1. Wuksachi Lodge

Sequoia National Park

Abhay

$344 nightly

$379 total

Oct 9 - Oct 10

Total with taxes and fees

A pool area with two hot tubs, lounge chairs, umbrellas, and a view of hills.

A Comfort Inn & Suites hotel with a parking lot, a flag, and mountains in the background.

A modern reception area with a counter, seating, and a kitchen in the background.

2. Comfort Inn & Suites Sequoia/Kings Canyon

Three Rivers

Diane

$227 nightly

$250 total

Oct 25 - Oct 26

Total with taxes and fees

A modern living room with a large fireplace, wooden walls, and a green sofa.

An outdoor seating area with wooden furniture and a modern building facade.

A spacious living area with a large fireplace, wooden furniture, and large windows offering views of the outdoors.

3. AutoCamp Sequoia

Three Rivers

Nazanin

$243 nightly

$268 total

Oct 27 - Oct 28

Total with taxes and fees

A balcony with two chairs and a small table, overlooking a grassy area and a body of water with mountains in the background.

A sign for Western Holiday Lodge with a landscaped garden in front.

A hotel room with a large bed, two bedside tables, a nightstand, and a window with curtains.

A view from a room with a glass door to a grassy outdoor area, a small table, and a chair.

4. Western Holiday Lodge Three Rivers

Three Rivers

Jennifer

$120 nightly

$132 total

Oct 12 - Oct 13

Total with taxes and fees

An outdoor seating area with wicker chairs, a table, and a flag.

A room with a wooden table, a blue sofa with white cushions, a white vase with flowers, and a map on the wall.

A coffee bar with a sign reading "Our Little Coffee Bar" and a coffee machine.

5. Sequoia Village

Three Rivers

Jeffrey

$188 nightly

$207 total

Oct 20 - Oct 21

Total with taxes and fees

A wooden lodge with a balcony, surrounded by trees and a sign indicating it is the John Muir Lodge at Kings Canyon National Park.

A restaurant with wooden beams, stone walls, and a fireplace. Tables and chairs are arranged for dining.

A cozy living room with a stone fireplace, wooden furniture, and a painting on the wall.

A hotel room with two beds, a desk with a TV and microwave, a ceiling fan, and artwork on the walls.

6. John Muir Lodge

Hume

Carl

$271 nightly

$271 total

Oct 7 - Oct 8

Total with taxes and fees

A lake surrounded by trees and a mountain in the background.

A cozy living room with a wooden coffee table, two Adirondack chairs, and a leather sofa. A large window offers a view of a forest and a lake.

A wooden deck with snow-covered Adirondack chairs and a wooden cabin in the background.

A modern cabin with a stone foundation, large windows, and a wooden balcony.

7. Montecito Sequoia Lodge

Kings Canyon National Park

Dina

$254 nightly

$279 total

Sep 27 - Sep 28

Total with taxes and fees

A covered outdoor area with tables and chairs, a railing, and hanging flower baskets.

A single-story house with a porch, a fenced yard, and potted plants.

A living room with two sofas, a coffee table, and two lamps.

A living room with two sofas, a coffee table, a lamp, and a window with curtains.

8. The River Inn

Three Rivers

Maribel

$81 nightly

$89 total

Oct 27 - Oct 28

Total with taxes and fees

A residential area with a grassy field, a paved road, and a building with a white exterior.

A fenced outdoor area with a shelter, a small building, and a view of snow-capped mountains in the background.

A swimming pool with a gazebo, white chairs, and a fenced area.

A row of yellow single-story houses with attached porches, surrounded by lush greenery and trees.

9. Lazy J Ranch Motel

Three Rivers

rosalba

$162 nightly

$178 total

Oct 27 - Oct 28

Total with taxes and fees

A view from a balcony overlooking a river with rocks and greenery.

A Gateway Restaurant and Lodge with a green roof and outdoor seating area.

A stone bridge over a flowing river, surrounded by trees and rocky terrain.

A dining area with tables set for a meal, featuring a view of a natural landscape through large windows.

10. The Gateway Restaurant & Lodge

Three Rivers

Ashlee

$249 nightly

$274 total

Sep 29 - Sep 30

Total with taxes and fees

A serene outdoor seating area with wicker chairs and a glass table by a calm stream, surrounded by lush greenery and rocks.

A rustic cabin with a small stream, surrounded by trees and a large rock.

A wooden counter with a small potted plant, a blackboard, and a coffee maker.

A wooden room with a bed, a window, and a view of a tree.

11. Gena's Sierra Inn & Restaurant

Dunlap

Jovanka

$120 nightly

$120 total

Sep 28 - Sep 29

Total with taxes and fees

A two-story building with a stone wall in front, a balcony, and a blue umbrella.

A sculpture of a frog wearing binoculars, surrounded by large rocks and greenery, with a building in the background.

A river with a rocky shore and trees in the background.

A room with a desk, chair, and a view of a garden through a large window.

12. Rio Sierra Riverhouse

Three Rivers

Jane

$485 nightly

$533 total

Sep 27 - Sep 28

Total with taxes and fees

A bedroom with a bed, a ceiling fan, a sign indicating 'St. Anthony Retreat Two Miles Ahead,' and a door labeled '2 The Charlotte.'

A compact kitchen with a microwave, coffee maker, and a small refrigerator. There is a sink with a mirror above it, and a black stool is placed under the counter.

A brown armchair with a patterned throw, a small black table, and a bed with a blue cover.

A motel with a stone facade, a paved driveway, and a wooden fence.

13. Charlotte Sequoia Motel RM2 Ac, Pool, 10Min to SNP

Three Rivers

Joseph

$222 nightly

$236 total

Oct 25 - Oct 26

Total with taxes and fees

A two-story building with a stone foundation and a flat roof.

A swimming pool with a lifeguard station, a covered seating area, and a mountain backdrop.

A covered outdoor area with a concrete floor, metal railing, and a view of a hilly landscape.

A motel with outdoor seating, a covered area, and a parking lot.

14. The Whitney Room 7 Sequoia Motel - Mins to Park!

Three Rivers

Carmen

$268 nightly

$288 total

Oct 26 - Oct 27

Total with taxes and fees

A two-story building with a welcoming sign, palm trees, and a sign for a plantation bed and breakfast.

A swimming pool with lounge chairs, palm trees, and a mountain in the background.

A residential area with palm trees, a grassy lawn, and a black metal fence.

A breakfast buffet with various food items and a coffee station.

15. The Parks Inn Bed and Breakfast

Lemon Cove

Stuart

$213 nightly

$235 total

Sep 30 - Oct 1

Total with taxes and fees

A modern kitchen with a white countertop, a black microwave, a coffee maker, and a hanging towel.

A gravel patio with wooden Adirondack chairs and a round table.

A swimming pool with lounge chairs, surrounded by a fence, with a mountainous backdrop.

A motel with a stone sign, paved driveway, and surrounding trees.

16. Heather RM4 Sequoia Motel AC, WiFi, Pool

Three Rivers

Zarina

$252 nightly

$269 total

Oct 27 - Oct 28

Total with taxes and fees

A modern kitchen with a microwave, coffee maker, and a sink with a faucet.

A wooden deck with white lounge chairs and a metal fence.

A compact hotel room with a kitchenette, a bed, a seating area, and a framed poster of a scenic landscape.

A kitchenette with a coffee maker, microwave, and a small refrigerator. There are wooden shelves above the counter, and a round mirror on the wall.

17. Tokopah Sequoia Motel RM 1-Ac, Pool, 10Min to SNP

Three Rivers

Matthew M.

$231 nightly

$247 total

Oct 25 - Oct 26

Total with taxes and fees

A modern bathroom with a white countertop, a black coffee machine, a microwave, a sink with black faucets, a round mirror, and a ceiling fan.

A bedroom with a large bed, a ceiling fan, a chair, and a poster on the wall.

A bedroom with a large bed, a ceiling fan, a mounted TV, and a small desk area.

A modern bathroom with a white countertop, a black microwave, a dark cabinet, and a round mirror.

18. The Rae Sequoia Motel RM5

Three Rivers

Wilma

$230 nightly

$244 total

Oct 25 - Oct 26

Total with taxes and fees

A wooden bench overlooking a river with a mountainous backdrop.

A bedroom with a bed, a ceiling fan, a TV, a chair, and a window with blinds.

A compact kitchen with a white countertop, a black microwave, and a sink. There are wooden shelves above the counter and a small stool.

A brown leather armchair with a patterned throw blanket, a framed painting on the wall, and a blue blanket on a bed.

19. Sequoia Motel King RM6, AC, Pool, WiFi 10 Min SNP

Three Rivers

$241 nightly

$257 total

Oct 27 - Oct 28

Total with taxes and fees

A bedroom with a bed, a ceiling fan, a mounted TV, a desk with a chair, and a mirror.

A room with a dark leather armchair, a small round table, a patterned rug, and a bed with a blue cover.

A row of single-story cabins with individual windows and a covered outdoor seating area.

20. Moro RM3 Sequoia Motel- AC, Pool, WiFi, 10min SNP

Three Rivers

Jacqueline

$259 nightly

$277 total

Oct 18 - Oct 19

Total with taxes and fees

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Where to stay near Sequoia National Park

Experience the tranquility of Sequoia National Park, home to the largest trees on Earth. Explore the stunning sequoia region and enjoy a wonderful park atmosphere. Whether you’re seeking adventure or relaxation, staying in Sequoia National Park's serene surroundings provides the perfect getaway for families and nature lovers alike.

Tall redwood trees with a clear blue sky.

A road winding through a forest of tall redwood trees with a camper van approaching.

A giant redwood tree with a thick trunk and a small clearing around it.

A mountain range with snow-capped peaks and dense forested valleys.

A forest road flanked by tall redwood trees.

Three Rivers

For outdoor enthusiasts and families seeking adventure, Three Rivers offers the perfect base to explore the stunning landscapes of Sequoia National Park, located about 15 miles away. Visitors can enjoy activities like hiking to the breathtaking Crystal Cave, relaxing by Lake Kaweah, and experiencing the natural beauty of the Ash Mountain Entrance to the park. With a peak season from April to July, Three Rivers is a smart choice for those looking to immerse themselves in nature while having easy access to both recreation and scenery.

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A rustic wooden structure with a sign reading "EXPLOSIVES" and a green cart.

A slice of pie on a coaster with "Silver City Resort" text, a glass of beer, and a fork on a wooden table.

A rustic wooden building with a sign that reads "GENEVA."

A rustic wooden walkway with hanging lanterns and various tools and equipment.

Silver City

Experience the charm of Silver City, an excellent hub for adventure seekers and nature enthusiasts who want to explore the majestic beauty of Sequoia National Park. Just a short drive away, you can visit iconic sites like the General Sherman Tree and the stunning Moro Rock, while also enjoying the local recreational areas and parks. With a vibrant atmosphere that peaks from May to July, Silver City is a smart choice for travelers looking to immerse themselves in the great outdoors.

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Advance

If you are an adventure seeker or a family looking to immerse yourself in nature, look no further than Advance, California, which features easy access to the breathtaking Sequoia National Park, just 11 miles away. Explore iconic sights like the General Sherman Tree and Moro Rock, or enjoy a day in the recreational and shopping areas nearby. With year-round appeal, Advance is a smart choice for travelers seeking an unforgettable outdoor experience.

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A mountainous landscape with dense forests and rolling hills under a clear sky.

Badger

Ideally situated for adventure seekers and nature lovers, Badger serves as a gateway to the breathtaking Sequoia National Park and offers access to the stunning Kings Canyon National Park Big Stump Entrance, the iconic General Sherman Tree, and the enchanting Crystal Cave. With its seasonal visitor peaks from March to May, this charming city provides a vibrant atmosphere for families and outdoor enthusiasts alike. Located about 13 miles from the park, Badger is an excellent choice for your stay amid California's natural wonders.

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Hartland

Travelers visiting the area often choose Hartland, especially those seeking adventure and nature, as it offers a charming village atmosphere near remarkable attractions. With proximity to Sequoia National Park, Kings Canyon National Park's Big Stump Entrance, and the picturesque Hume Lake, Hartland serves as a great base for outdoor enthusiasts and families alike. The village is about 13 miles from the park, making it an excellent choice for your stay while exploring the stunning scenery and recreational opportunities.

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Stay near popular attractions in and around Sequoia National Park

Sequoia National Park invites you to explore its breathtaking scenery, featuring majestic giant sequoias and stunning landscapes. Nearby attractions like Kings Canyon enhance your adventure, offering unforgettable outdoor experiences in the heart of California's beautiful national parks. Discover the wonders that await you!

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General Sherman Tree

9.6/10 (664 reviews)

Set the stage for your adventure at the General Sherman Tree, a must-see for nature lovers visiting Sequoia National Park. This iconic landmark showcases the grandeur of towering sequoias and offers a glimpse into the park's rich culture. Staying nearby provides easy access to explore this natural wonder.

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A rocky mountain with a staircase leading up.

Moro Rock

9.4/10 (747 reviews)

Often cited as a favorite among outdoor enthusiasts, Moro Rock offers breathtaking views and a unique climbing experience within Sequoia National Park. This iconic granite dome is easily accessible, making it a convenient stop for visitors looking to immerse themselves in nature's beauty while enjoying the park's stunning scenery.

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A cave with stalactites and stalagmites, a fire, and a person standing near the entrance.

Crystal Cave

8.4/10 (77 reviews)

No trip is complete without a visit to Crystal Cave, a captivating destination for outdoor adventure seekers. This stunning cave features unique formations and a magical atmosphere that enchants visitors. Located about 5 miles from Sequoia National Park, it's a convenient stop that enhances your park experience.

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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)

An essential stop for nature lovers, the Giant Forest Museum offers a fascinating glimpse into the culture and ecology of Sequoia National Park. Situated within the park, this museum enhances your visit with interactive exhibits and educational programs. Staying nearby allows for easy access to explore the majestic giant sequoias and the park's natural wonders.

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Giant Forest

9.6/10 (219 reviews)

Beyond its reputation for towering trees, Giant Forest offers adventure and breathtaking scenery, making it ideal for nature lovers. Nestled within Sequoia National Park, this stunning area provides a unique opportunity to experience the great outdoors. Staying nearby ensures easy access to its natural wonders.

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Tunnel Log

9.2/10 (424 reviews)

Perfectly suited for nature lovers, Tunnel Log offers a unique opportunity to walk through a massive fallen sequoia tree while enjoying the stunning scenery of Sequoia National Park. Easily accessible, Tunnel Log is a must-see stop for anyone exploring the park, making it an ideal base for your outdoor adventures.

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Sequoia National Parks Ash Mountain Entrance

9.4/10 (1,088 reviews)

Ideal for travelers interested in breathtaking scenery and outdoor adventures, Sequoia National Parks Ash Mountain Entrance offers stunning views and a gateway to the majestic Sequoia National Park. Located about 10 miles from the park, this entrance provides easy access to nature's wonders, making it a convenient base for exploration.

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Tokopah Falls

9.4/10 (37 reviews)

A must-see for adventure seekers, Tokopah Falls enchants visitors with its stunning cascades and serene surroundings. Located within Sequoia National Park, this breathtaking waterfall offers a perfect spot for outdoor exploration. Staying near Tokopah Falls allows for easy access to its natural beauty and the park's diverse trails.

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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 Village

10/10 Excellent

"Spacious rooms, helpful staff, excellent WiFi and great location - minutes from Sequoia NP Foothills Visitor Center. My wife loved the free guest laundry facilities. The common patios were nice places to relax after a long day of hiking."

Western Holiday Lodge Three Rivers

10/10 Excellent

"Beautiful hike near by"

Gena's Sierra Inn & Restaurant

8/10 Good

"This place is perfect if you just need a bed on way to the park. Walls are very thin so you can easily hear neighbors and road noise. Room (#4) was tiny with small bathroom. It was clean, TV and wifi worked great. Hot water stopped while taking shower but luckily i had already washed. Staff were not welcoming or friendly. However she did look up my door code nicely enough. Best thing is that rooms are connected to a restaurant that served cold beer in iced mugs! Husband loved his pasta dish and my fish & chips were just ok."

11 miles to Kings Canyon Nat'l Park

8/10 Good

"Room was really cozy and had all things needed to feel comfortable. The only downside is the bathroom located outside in another building. Really close to the entrance of both national parks. It was unclear where we could park the car."

Montecito Sequoia Lodge

10/10 Excellent

"Montecito is off the main highway, but was worth the short trek in. Meals were provided, B, L & D, with many options including a vegan option. If you weren’t going to make to lunch you can order, the night before, a sack lunch that was very good. The room was simple, bed was ok. The shower could use a little more pressure. Very quiet location."

AutoCamp Sequoia

10/10 Excellent

"Our first time at AutoCamp sequoia was so memorable. We were there with another couple and as we had asked they put us close to one another. We wanted to stay in the airstreams and were amazed by how beautifully the interiors were done. The kitchen was well stocked even though we only used the tea kettle to make hot water for tea. I liked the quality of the sheets and towels. The shower head wasn't working properly because the area has hard water but it was changed minutes later after we mentioned it to front desk. They serve a very simple but great quality breakfast of granola and milk and their coffee was top notch (I am a coffee snob from Portland). Their common areas are done beautifully as well and they had drinks and happy hour daily. We will try other AutoCamp locations in the future."

The Parks Inn Bed and Breakfast

10/10 Excellent

"The owner was so pleasant and helpful. The pool was so nice to have available after a long day at Sequoia National Park, and the room was very comfortable. The best part of all was the delicious breakfast! We highly recommend the Parks Inn Bed & Breakfast!"

Sequoia River Cabin ~ Romantic Rustic Retreat on Kaweah River ~ Close to Sequoia

10/10 Excellent

"Where to begin? Coffee maker! Its charming, comfortable, well equipped, thoughtful, clean and fun. Bed was super comfortable and the sleep sound generator helped.Truly enjoyed the stay.Beach firepit was ready to go so if course we took advantage of that atmosphere. Made our vacation perfect. Enjoyed the area, food and people who run the local shops!Thanks."

More cheap stays in Sequoia National Park

The River Inn

45176 Sierra Drive Three Rivers CA

$81 nightly

$89 total

Oct 27 - Oct 28

Total with taxes and fees

Western Holiday Lodge Three Rivers

40105 Sierra Dr Three Rivers CA

$120 nightly

$132 total

Oct 12 - Oct 13

Total with taxes and fees

7/10 Good! (1,047 reviews)

Lazy J Ranch Motel

39625 Sierra Dr Three Rivers CA

$162 nightly

$178 total

Oct 27 - Oct 28

Total with taxes and fees

Comfort Inn & Suites Sequoia/Kings Canyon

40820 Sierra Dr Three Rivers CA

$227 nightly

$250 total

Oct 25 - Oct 26

Total with taxes and fees

8/10 Very Good! (1,750 reviews)

John Muir Lodge

86728 California 180 Hume CA

$271 nightly

$271 total

Oct 7 - Oct 8

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Wuksachi Lodge

64740 Wuksachi Way Wuksachi Vi Sequoia National Park CA

$344 nightly

$379 total

Oct 9 - Oct 10

Total with taxes and fees

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Find out more about Sequoia National Park

Top reasons to visit Sequoia National Park

Towering Giant Sequoias: Experience the awe-inspiring giant sequoias, some of the largest trees on Earth, creating a breathtaking natural spectacle.
Year-Round Outdoor Activities: Enjoy a range of activities, from hiking and rock climbing in summer to skiing in winter, catering to adventure seekers.
Stunning Landscapes: Explore picturesque scenery, including stunning rock formations and serene wilderness, perfect for relaxation and photography.
Family-Friendly Excursions: Engage in family-friendly activities, making it an ideal destination for visitors of all ages.
Charming Accommodations: Choose from cozy lodges and guesthouses that enhance your stay with a touch of comfort in nature.

Find great hotels in and around Sequoia National Park

Discover a variety of lodging options in Sequoia National Park, perfect for adventure seekers and families alike. From cozy guesthouses to charming lodges, you'll find accommodations that welcome pets and provide a memorable vacation experience. Whether you're looking for hotels within the park or nearby Kings Canyon, you can enjoy the beauty of nature while relaxing in some of the best hotels the area has to offer.

Wuksachi Lodge: Nestled within the stunning Sequoia National Park, Wuksachi Lodge offers a budget-friendly retreat with a guest rating of 8.6. This family and pet-friendly lodge provides a warm and welcoming atmosphere, perfect for those traveling with children and furry companions. Guests can enjoy amenities like a complimentary breakfast for kids and nearby sledding opportunities, ensuring a fun-filled stay for families. With its beautiful natural surroundings, Wuksachi Lodge is an ideal base for exploring the majestic giant sequoias and the great outdoors.
The River Inn: Located 11 miles from Sequoia National Park, The River Inn is a charming budget-friendly motel that provides a cozy and convenient stay. Guests can unwind with entertainment options including cable television, making it easy to relax after a day of adventure. The scenic views of the nearby mountains and the serene rural setting enhance the experience, allowing visitors to appreciate the beauty of California's nature while enjoying a comfortable stay.
Montecito Sequoia Lodge: Situated 10 miles from Sequoia National Park, Montecito Sequoia Lodge boasts a guest rating of 8.2 and offers a unique blend of family-friendly and ski-focused amenities. This budget-friendly lodge is perfect for families seeking adventure, with sledding onsite and easy access to ski shuttles and lifts. Children are well-catered for, with free cribs, babysitting services, and a shared playground. Montecito Sequoia Lodge provides a delightful experience for those looking to combine outdoor fun with family bonding in a picturesque setting.

Where to stay near Sequoia National Park

Sequoia National Park offers an unforgettable adventure with its towering giant sequoias and stunning landscapes. Explore the breathtaking scenery and enjoy a secluded atmosphere perfect for relaxation and family-friendly excursions. Nearby regions provide a charming, friendly vibe, enhancing your outdoor experience. From scenic drives to hiking trails, immerse yourself in Southern California's natural beauty. Discover the best places to appreciate these majestic trees and create lasting memories in this remarkable national park.

Silver City: Nestled about 10 miles from Sequoia National Park, Silver City is a charming village that offers a blend of outdoor adventures and scenic landscapes. The village sees a moderate influx of visitors throughout the year, with peak travel occurring from May to July. This area is perfect for those seeking recreational activities in nature, including hiking and exploring nearby parks. Highlights include a local recreation area and shopping center, making it a great spot to unwind after a day of adventure. With its proximity to national parks and forests, Silver City is an ideal base for nature lovers.
Advance: Located 11 miles from Sequoia National Park, Advance is a quaint village that attracts visitors throughout the year, with peak times from June to August. Known for its outdoor activities and scenic views, this area offers opportunities for hiking, cultural experiences at local theaters, and shopping. The village is not only close to national parks but also features symbolic landmarks that add to its charm. Whether you’re looking to immerse yourself in nature or enjoy some local entertainment, Advance has something for everyone.
Badger: Situated 13 miles away from Sequoia National Park, Badger is a vibrant city that experiences seasonal tourism, with peak visits from March to May. Travellers flock here for its outdoor sports and stunning scenery, especially in the ski season. Badger boasts recreational areas and access to ski fields and resorts, making it perfect for both summer and winter activities. With its close proximity to national parks and lush forests, Badger offers an adventurous escape for those looking to explore the natural beauty of California.

Things to do in Sequoia National Park

Sequoia National Park is a fantastic destination for outdoor enthusiasts and adventure seekers. Visitors can enjoy thrilling hikes, explore recreational areas, and take part in farm tours. The park also features a ski resort for winter sports lovers, making it a year-round wonderland. With its stunning scenery and ample activities, Sequoia National Park promises an unforgettable experience for all types of travelers.

Shopping

In Sequoia National Park, local gift shops offer unique souvenirs and nature-inspired items. If you're up for a drive, visit the nearby Visalia Mall for a wider selection, including popular retailers and dining options to enhance your shopping experience.

Recreation

Experience tranquility at the Sequoia Wellness Center, where you can indulge in rejuvenating spa treatments surrounded by nature. For outdoor activities, hike the scenic trails to see majestic sequoias and enjoy guided meditation sessions in serene settings to enhance your connection with the beautiful landscape.

Adventure

Explore the towering Giant Sequoias along the Giant Forest Trail, where ancient trees rise majestically. For a thrilling experience, tackle the challenging trails of Moro Rock, offering breathtaking panoramic views after a rewarding climb. Don’t miss the crystal-clear waters of Crescent Meadow, perfect for a scenic picnic and wildlife sightings.

Nightlife

Sequoia National Park offers a tranquil nightlife, perfect for stargazing and campfire storytelling. Nearby, the quaint towns of Three Rivers and Visalia feature cozy bars and local eateries, where you can unwind after a day of exploring the majestic giants of the forest.

*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

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: The cheapest time to book a hotel in Sequoia National Park is usually 1 month out from when you are planning to stay, though if you're late to the party, have a look at Expedia's last minute deals - the green banner below the hotel's price indicates a discounted rate.
The most and least expensive days on average to stay in a hotel: The least expensive day to stay in Sequoia National Park is Wednesday. The most expensive day to stay in Sequoia National Park is Saturday.
Find cheap hotels on Expedia: Expedia's search tool makes it easy for you to choose your budget and preferred location, among other options. You can arrange your search results to display prices from the lowest to the highest, ensuring that you find the most affordable hotels first. Additionally, you have the option to narrow down your choices by hotel type. For instance, if you select the Eco-certified filter, you'll be shown sustainable and environmentally friendly hotels that are available for booking.
Consider bundling your trip: You can save money by combining your hotel stay at Sequoia National Park with your flights and activities through an Expedia package deal.

Find the best attractions in and around Sequoia National Park

Sequoia National Park offers an ideal getaway for outdoor enthusiasts and adventure seekers, boasting breathtaking scenery and iconic landmarks. Visitors can explore majestic trees, stunning rock formations, and various recreational activities that cater to those looking for a memorable nature experience. Whether hiking through the park or visiting nearby attractions, there's something for everyone to enjoy in this natural wonderland.

General Sherman Tree: This iconic landmark is the largest tree on Earth by volume, standing tall in Sequoia National Park. It embodies the grandeur of nature and offers a unique glimpse into the ancient giant sequoias, making it a must-visit for any nature lover.
Sequoia National Parks Ash Mountain Entrance: Located a short drive from the park, this entrance showcases stunning scenery and is the gateway to adventure. Visitors can explore various trails and enjoy outdoor activities while taking in breathtaking views of the Sierra Nevada.
Moro Rock: A striking granite dome within Sequoia National Park, Moro Rock provides panoramic views after a short but steep hike. The experience of standing atop this rock and gazing out over the vast wilderness is truly unforgettable.

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 Month	Temperature	Precipitation	Cloudiness	Occupancy	Pricing
January	24.6°F (-4.1°C)	Light Rain	Mostly Sunny	Average	Slightly Low
February	23.4°F (-4.8°C)	Light Rain	Mostly Sunny	Average	Slightly Low
March	26.2°F (-3.2°C)	Light Rain	Mostly Sunny	Average	Slightly Low
April	32.9°F (0.5°C)	Light Rain	Sunny	Slightly High	Average
May	40.1°F (4.5°C)	Light Rain	Sunny	Average	Average
June	52.0°F (11.1°C)	No Rain	Sunny	Slightly High	Slightly High
July	59.4°F (15.2°C)	Light Rain	Sunny	Slightly High	Slightly High
August	57.9°F (14.4°C)	Light Rain	Sunny	Average	Slightly High
September	52.5°F (11.4°C)	No Rain	Sunny	Average	Average
October	42.3°F (5.7°C)	No Rain	Sunny	Slightly Low	Average
November	31.6°F (-0.2°C)	Light Rain	Sunny	Slightly Low	Average
December	24.4°F (-4.2°C)	Light Rain	Mostly Sunny	Slightly Low	Average

The nearest major airports for your trip to Sequoia National Park

When planning your VISit to Sequoia National Park, you can fly into several major airports. Fresno Yosemite International Airport (FAT) is located 56 miles away and offers nearby hotels like the DoubleTree by Hilton Fresno Convention Center, 4 miles away, and the Piccadilly Inn Airport, just 0.3 miles from the airport. Another option is Meadows Field Airport (BFL) in Bakersfield, 83 miles from the park, with hotels such as the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Bakersfield, 3 miles away. Eastern Sierra Regional Airport (BIH) in Bishop is 57 miles away, featuring hotels like Wayfinder Bishop, 2 miles from the airport. Each airport provides accessible transportation options to their respective hotels.

Visiting Sequoia National Park

Escape the rat race for trees as high as skyscrapers and America’s tallest peak, Mount Whitney. In the Sierra Nevada, there’s a whole lot of stunning to discover and some great places to stay near Sequoia National Park. A car is the easiest way to travel between sites, but walking gets you close to the beauty and magnificence of this Land of the Giants. During summer, a free shuttle bus runs between the major attractions. The entrance fee includes access to both Sequoia and Kings Canyon Park, and you can prepay online or pay on the day by credit card or cash. Long and large vehicles may need to use the Big Stump entrance from Fresno because the road from the Ash Mountain entrance is narrow and winding. Fresno Yosemite International Airport is 1hr ¾ from the park, and Visalia Municipal Airport is an hour away.

Where to stay in Sequoia National Park

For Sequoia National Park hotels, you could stay in wooden lodges in Lodgepole or cute cabins in Grant Grove, where you’ll also find visitor centers, stores, and campgrounds that mostly operate on a first-come, first-served basis in the summer. There are places to stay near Sequoia National Park, too, with offering well-priced lodges and plenty of log-cabin style vacation rentals in Three Rivers. Hotels in Visalia are close enough for day trips in and out of the park.

How to find the best hotels in Sequoia National Park

Choose a bubbling hot tub in a vacation rental or snuggle in your feather-soft bed at one of the luxury hotels near Sequoia National Park—take your pick of 452 properties at Expedia. Prices start at just $89 rising to $533 for top-end accommodation. Just enter your travel details and hit the search button, then use the filters to narrow your search by property type, price, neighborhood, amenities, and more. Once you’ve compared and found the one, simply click and book.

Things to do in Sequoia National Park

From the warm foothills to chilly alpine peaks, you get the real wilderness experience when you stay in Sequoia National Park. Book a tour of Crystal Cave to explore its beautiful formations and many chambers. Get up close to the towering sequoia trees at Giant Forest and say ‘hi’ to General Sherman, who stands 275ft tall and is 2000 years old. Guided horseback riding in summer is a lovely way to feel close to nature. Use Expedia to see the wood for the trees and plan your perfect Sequoia National Park trip.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best area to stay in Sequoia National Park?

The best areas to stay in Sequoia National Park are within the park itself, particularly around Giant Forest and Lodgepole for convenient access to the main attractions.For those wanting to be right in the heart of the park's natural wonders, the area around Giant Forest is ideal. This location puts you within walking distance or a short drive of the largest trees on Earth, including the General Sherman Tree. It's a great spot for couples or families who want to maximize their time exploring the groves and trails without extensive travel. The lodging options here provide a rustic yet comfortable experience, blending seamlessly with the natural surroundings.Lodgepole offers another excellent in-park option, particularly for families. Located near the Kaweah River, it provides access to a visitor center, a market, and a grill, making it convenient for meals and supplies. From Lodgepole, you can easily access popular trails, fishing spots, and ranger-led programs.

What are the best hotels in Sequoia National Park that travelers recommend?

For highly recommended hotels in Sequoia National Park, the Wuksachi Lodge stands out as an excellent choice.The Wuksachi Lodge, with an 8.6 rating, is frequently praised by guests for its comfortable and clean rooms, as well as its friendly and amazing staff. The location is described as absolutely beautiful, offering mountain views. Travelers appreciate the convenient free self-parking, including accessible and RV/bus/truck parking. The lodge is also top for its excellent food and comfortable beds, ensuring a pleasant stay amidst the natural surroundings. It is located near Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks and the Kaweah River.

What are the best family hotels in Sequoia National Park?

For family-friendly hotels in Sequoia National Park, the Wuksachi Lodge is an excellent option.The Wuksachi Lodge, with an 8.6 rating, is popular by families for its comfortable and clean rooms, some of which offer stunning mountain views. Guests frequently mention the friendly and amazing staff, and the on-site food is described as excellent. It provides convenient amenities such as connecting rooms, free cribs, and sofa beds, making it ideal for families. The lodge also offers free self-parking and parking for RVs, buses, or trucks, which is very useful for park visitors. It is located just 13.6 miles from Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks and 14.1 miles from the Kaweah River. Find more child-friendly accommodations in Sequoia National Park

What are the top pet-friendly hotels in Sequoia National Park?

For a top pet-friendly hotel in Sequoia National Park, consider the Wuksachi Lodge.The Wuksachi Lodge, with an 8.6 rating, warmly welcomes pets and is a great choice for travelers with furry companions. Guests often praise its comfortable, clean rooms and the friendly, amazing staff. The lodge also offers mountain views and convenient free parking for RVs, buses, and trucks, along with free self-parking. It is located about 13.6 miles from Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks. See more pet-friendly hotels in Sequoia National Park

What are the best budget hotels in Sequoia National Park?

For a budget-friendly option in Sequoia National Park, consider the Wuksachi Lodge.The Wuksachi Lodge, with an 8.6 rating, is highly regarded for its comfortable and clean rooms, as well as its friendly and amazing staff. Guests frequently mention the excellent food available and the comfortable beds. This lodge offers convenient free parking for cars, RVs, buses, and trucks, along with complimentary toiletries. Many rooms feature pleasant mountain views. It is located approximately 13.6 miles from Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks and 14.1 miles from the Kaweah River. View all budget hotels in Sequoia National Park

What are the most romantic hotels in Sequoia National Park for couples?

For a romantic stay in Sequoia National Park, consider the Wuksachi Lodge.The Wuksachi Lodge, with an 8.6 rating, offers a wonderful experience with its comfortable and clean rooms, many of which feature stunning mountain views. Guests consistently praise the friendly and amazing staff, as well as the excellent food available. The lodge also provides convenient free parking for RVs, buses, and trucks, along with complimentary toiletries. Its location places you within easy reach of the magnificent Sequoia National Forest. See all romantic hotels in Sequoia National Park

What are the best hotels in Sequoia National Park near Sequoia National Forest?

For a highly-rated hotel in Sequoia National Park near Sequoia National Forest, the Wuksachi Lodge is an excellent choice.This lodge, with an 8.6 rating, is celebrated for its comfortable and clean rooms and friendly, amazing staff. Guests frequently praise the excellent food and comfortable beds. It has features friendly for families such as connecting rooms, free cribs, and sofa beds, making it convenient for those traveling with children. The lodge also provides free self-parking and parking for RVs, buses, and trucks. Its location offers mountain views and is approximately 39.5 miles from Sequoia National Forest and 13.6 miles from Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks.

When is the best time to go to Sequoia National Park?

The best time to visit Sequoia National Park is typically from June through September when all park roads and facilities are open.During these summer months, visitors have full access to the Giant Forest, home of the General Sherman Tree, and can drive the scenic Generals Highway all the way through to Kings Canyon National Park. The weather is generally warm and sunny, making it ideal for hiking, exploring the giant sequoia groves, and enjoying outdoor activities. This period is particularly suitable for families, as school is out, and all ranger programs are in full swing.For those looking to avoid larger crowds and enjoy cooler temperatures, late spring (May) or early fall (October) can also be excellent times to visit. While some higher elevation areas or roads might still be closed in May, the main attractions are usually accessible, and the park is less busy. October offers beautiful fall foliage at lower elevations and often pleasant hiking weather before the snow arrives.

Can I cancel my hotel reservation on Expedia?

You can cancel your hotel reservation on Expedia, though it depends on the cancellation policy of your booking. Most bookings are refundable if canceled within 24-48 hours of the scheduled arrival. Be sure to check your booking confirmation for the exact cancellation policy. If free cancellation is available, you can cancel directly through your Expedia account by logging in, going to "My Trips", and selecting your reservation. To find flexible deals, filter your search by "Fully refundable property" for hotels in Sequoia National Park.

How much is the nightly rate at a Sequoia National Park hotel?

Prices for hotels in Sequoia National Park often vary, but you can find a great deal from $89 on Expedia. All sorts of factors affect price, such as the time of year or the days of the week you choose for your stay. Find the best deals by being flexible with your dates, and sort search results by "Price: low to high" for the cheapest rate.

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