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Wuksachi Lodge in Sequoia National Park

Last Modified: April 22, 2020

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Disclosure: This hotel was provided free of charge; all opinions are my own.

Located on the Sequoia side of the Sequoia / Kings Canyon National Park, Wuksachi Lodge is the flagship property in the area. With three separate buildings filled with rooms, a full-scale restaurant, and a fantastic location near many popular attractions, this is a great home away from home. I got the opportunity to stay for a few days in the fall, and here is all the information.

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Details

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  • Amenities: Restaurant, small shop, free parking, good location, WiFi
  • Location: 64740 Wuksachi Way, Sequoia National Park, CA 93262
  • Close to: Moro Rock, General Sherman, Crystal Cave, Big Trees Trail, Sugarbowl Loop
  • Information from my visit in 2016

The Hotel

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When you pull up to the hotel, you will notice how striking the main building is against the beautiful mountain vista behind it. This building is where you check-in, but all of the rooms are a tenth of a mile uphill in three separate buildings.

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The lobby has a beautiful fireplace with lots of plush chairs, a small store for souvenirs, and a full restaurant.

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They also have a stuffed bear that sits in the lobby for the guests to interact with, which is a fun mascot for the hotel.

The Rooms

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We stayed in the middle of the three buildings, and it was a beautiful, secluded place to stay.

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The room itself was large with two queen beds, a full bathroom and a small living area with couch, TV, and table. It was a great jumping-off point for our explorations in the national park.

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There are also cheaper rooms that don’t have the added living area. Check out the view from the window of our room.

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The hotel feels remote, which is impressive, and we often saw deer grazing the grounds as we walked down to the restaurant.

The Restaurant

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I had the opportunity to dine here for two dinners, two breakfasts and one boxed lunch, here is all the information.

Breakfast:

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The breakfast is buffet style and always had pancakes, french toast, fruit, bagels, eggs, bacon, and sausage. It also had orange juice and coffee, so it was a good selection for breakfast each morning.

Lunch:

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We ordered a box lunch to take with us on a hike as they deliver box lunch order forms to your rooms each night, and you can place your order and pick up when you leave for your adventure. Mine had a tri-tip sandwich, pasta salad, chips, a brownie, and apple juice. I took it and ate in one of the sequoia groves, which was an excellent spot to eat at. The food was good for a boxed lunch, and I recommend it.

Dinner:

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Both nights when I went to dinner here were fantastic. The first night I had a rib-eye steak that was prepared medium rare and was juicy and full of flavor. It came with au jus and a horseradish pastry to round out the meal. I left happy.

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Night number two I had a pork chop and fig dish that was even better than the previous night. The meat was prepared perfectly, and I couldn’t recommend it more as the flavors were just so good.

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For dessert, I highly recommend the lavender honey ice cream, which is on point. The lavender ice cream comes drizzled with honey and is the perfect way to end a meal here.

All in all, my time at Wuksachi Lodge was fantastic. I cannot wait to come here again in the winter as I imagine it would be a beautiful place to hang out by a fireplace watching the snowfall. Let me know if you have been in the comments and if not, make sure to book a trip up to this amazing lodge in a fantastic park.

Filed Under: Hotels, National Parks Tagged With: Sequoia National Park, Tulare County

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