I expect this place is not for everyone, but we loved it. It is just our casual vibe. We stayed in one of the cabins after spending the day in Sequoia NP. Unit was cute, comfortable, convenient, and cost-effective. Be forewarned that the cabins do not have a private bathroom but the shared bathroom facilities were close by and clean. (We stayed midweek--only 3 of the 6 cabins had tenants; perhaps we would have had a less positive experience with shared bathroom if all units were full.) I assume the motel room units have private bathrooms--not sure. We loved restaurant for dinner & breakfast. Food excellent, portions generous and, again, a great vibe.
(I have a vision of returning some time ideally with our grown childrens' families, renting out 5 of the 6 cabins. Think it would be a really fun base for being together and exploring the area for a few days.)
In addition to the national parks, we checked out the Cat Haven sanctuary just east on 180 about 1/2 mile. Highly recommend their very interesting tour for all ages.
Finally, there is also a Greek Orthodox monastery (convent of nuns) where we stopped by and received a private tour, but be sensitive that access may not always be possible. It is a holy and reverent place for Christians and sincere seekers. I do not recommend this for non-religious "tourists" or young children. Out of reverence, as one finds in many worldwide religious sites, there is a dress code--no shorts for anyone, skirts and headcoverings for women.