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"We are getting ready to climb Whitney and are very happy with all the amenities and the cleanliness of this motel."

"the check in person was very nice and helpful. we had a car problem and he allowed us to made all the arrangements needed for our van. thank you very much."

"Our kids had a blast at this cabin. The backyard was amazing! "

"Perfect for what we wanted. Quiet and right in the park. It made getting around Kings Canyon and Sequoia Parks so much easier and saved a lot on drive times."

"This was our first visit to Sequoia National Forest and we loved Wuksachi Lodge. It wasn’t our normal vacation but that’s what we were looking for. There is no pool, sauna, arcade, or beach. The rooms in the lodge were very clean and I thought the beds were extremely comfortable. The rooms are basic, but that only adds to the charm of the experience. If you visit in the summer, be aware that most of the rooms have no A/C but some have window units. It wasn’t an issue for us because the low at night was around 48 Fahrenheit in August. The Peaks restaurant was the only part of the lodge that I thought was just ok. The food wasn’t bad, but it wasn’t great either and was pretty expensive. Everything else was great and you can’t beat the location. It’s about an hour drive on a road full of hairpin turns to get to the main park attractions once you enter the park. By staying in the park at Wuksachi, we only had to make that drive once to get in and once to go home."

"Nice Motel (Looks Old, because it is) in a beautiful part of the country."

"An excellent and very picturesque family friendly stay to accompany our visit to Sequoia National Park. Sleeping in the airstream was such a cool experience and the pool was an added bonus for our two toddlers! "

"We loved this property! The attention to detail was appreciated. "

"Well-appointed historic cabin that is perfectly located for visiting both Sequoia and Kings canyon National parks. We really enjoyed our stay and would choose this cabin again if retiring to the area."