Wuksachi Lodge

The room was comfortable and perfect for my family’s stay. It was in a great location and very clean. We enjoyed the restaurant onsite and the pizza deck after hiking.

GFCF Gluten Free / Casein Free Breakfast Buffet review. Eat here at least once during your visit. GFCF options included: fresh fruit (pineapple, melon & grapes), oatmeal (almonds, cranberries & brown sugar for toppings), granola, potatoes, gfcf toast (by request), scrambled eggs, sausage, bacon, cherry fruit compote, Starbucks coffee & oat milk, tea, apple juice and fresh squeezed orange juice. Also on buffet: danishes, make your own waffle, biscuits and gravy, fried steak, yogurt. Everything was fresh, delicious and well cooked. Even picky eaters should find enough. Our waiter was very friendly. We enjoyed it very much and will come back tomorrow.

We loved having a place to stay between Sequoia and Kings Canyon. The on-site restaurant is so good. The gift shop had just what we were looking for in regards to souvenirs. There is a fridge and small microwave in our room. There are luggage carts to use from the parking lot to rooms. It’s a little walk and ours was up a slight incline to the building. It worked fine, but it’s good to know. The setting here is beautiful!

1st room given was noisy next to machinery next door but changed room next day and given 2 free vouchers for breakfast Room 320 is definitely a no no

Loved it!!

No complaints. Great stay

Wonderful place in a wonderful setting with a wonderful restaurant

Good lodging in Sequoia National Park. We asked for help with our luggage on arrival savour room was downstairs in the Stewart building. Our room was fine. Breakfast and dinner in the Peaks restaurant were enjoyable. I would recommend staying here to avoid the long drive in from Three Rivers.

If you're planning a trip to Sequoia National Park, Wuksachi Lodge should be at the top of your list. The lodge's location is its biggest selling point – you're right in the middle of everything, making it super easy to explore the park's main attractions. Want to see the General Sherman Tree or walk the Congress Trail? It's just a short drive away. The Big Trees Trail is practically next door, which means less time driving and more time experiencing the incredible sequoia forests. This convenience is a game-changer when you're trying to make the most of your national park visit. The on-site restaurant is a nice bonus. After a long day of hiking, the last thing you want to do is drive somewhere else for dinner. The food is solid, with plenty of options to refuel after a day of exploring. The rooms are comfortable and clean, with windows that give you a nice view of the surrounding forest. What I appreciate most is how quiet the lodge is. You're right in the national park, but it doesn't feel crowded or noisy. It's like having your own little retreat in the middle of these amazing trees. The setting is peaceful, and you really feel connected to the nature around you. If you're thinking about visiting Sequoia National Park, Wuksachi Lodge is a smart choice. It's practical, comfortable, and puts you right where you want to be – in the heart of some of the most impressive trees on the planet. Tip: Book early. This place fills up quickly, especially during peak season.

Here it is in a nutshell. If you can’t stay here, don’t bother visiting the park. Central location, good food, good service, you don’t have to drive in each day. Being the only game in town it’s really a pleasure. Superior rooms are the only ones with a/c