This is a review for the food at the restaurant. I'll definitely be back. The burger and breakfast plate was fresh and amazing. I almost wanted to get another burger. read more

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Amazing location and good people. Lots of services available. The restaurant is good for breakfast or a burger, but save your money when it comes to dinner. Very overcooked steaks, canned green beans (grey! eww) and no apologies or even recognition for the poorly prepared food. And I have to get my own salad at the crap salad bar? Just no. Get a soft serve cone at the store or a beer at the bar instead. I gave stars just because it is the only thing available up that way. read more

My resupply on the PCT at Kennedy Meadows turned into a mini vacation that I'll look back fondly on for years. I took advantage of the shuttle they run from Sonora pass to the resort. I called to confirm the pickup time, and it was right on schedule. The guy driving the van was filling in for the usual driver, but he was professional and shared some cool facts about the area. At the resort he pointed me towards the designated hiker hangout area and let me know where the front desk was so I could work out accommodations. I had my heart set on a cabin to nurse my chewed up feet and wait for my replacement shoes to arrive via FedEx, but they were totally booked up. The woman at the front desk was awesome though and told me she'd put me in an empty dorm and try to let me have it to myself as long as possible. Picking up my resupply at the general store was easy, and the hiker area was convenient for repacking my bag. The general store had a great selection of all the typical hiker foods, and tons of great snacks. Laundry was a little chaotic because people (workers and hikers) were leaving their finished loads in the machines for ages, but eventually all my chores were done and I was able to relax in the restaurant. There was only one server working but she was friendly and kicking butt. The burger made with their own beef was great. After retiring to my dorm to kill many hours using the strong WiFi, I came back down to the restaurant seeking dinner. The days they offer prime rib are a bit of a madhouse because people travel specifically for the occasion. I couldn't get the attention of any server so I went back to my room. I came back closer to closing and was able to awkwardly shuffle in. The prime rib dinner was massive and pretty good. Even with my hiker hunger I wasn't able to finish it. The generator is LOUD, but you generally get used to it. When it slams off at night the silence is welcomed but jarring. The WiFi still works though. The next morning the restaurant was bustling for breakfast. It always seems like there's never quite enough servers, but that's not surprising considering it's a remote resort. I signed up for one of the short trail rides for a very reasonable $35. I turned out to be the only guest taking that particular ride, which was fun if not a little awkward. The guide was extremely professional and did a good job giving me directions and keeping an eye on how my saddle was positioned and how my horse was behaving. It was a beautiful short ride with a little bit of surprising rocky terrain and creek crossings. The rest of my second day at KM was spent in the saloon waiting for my shoes to arrive. Even though they recommend UPS, FedEx managed to arrive on schedule and my feet were saved. The bar had a great vibe with its strictly western jukebox and friendly barkeep. Dinner on a weekday was much less chaotic, and the ribeye was delicious. The next morning the shuttle driver struck a deal to take someone to a nearby town, so the shuttle was off schedule. Luckily the backpackers spread the word amongst ourselves and after sending a package home with the front desk, I wound up back at Sonora pass in the morning as planned, probably a few pounds heavier. I highly recommend Kennedy Meadows as a resupply and zero spot. They're extremely honest and upfront about how much everything they offer costs, and I didn't feel looked down on for being a smelly hiker. It's a beautiful area, and I plan on coming back for a vacation someday and getting my hands on one of those cabins! read more

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Our family's been going here since 1972!!! We absolutely LOVEI IT!! Camping cabins horseback riding camp fires great food at their restaurant. Gorgeous Views everywhere!!! read more

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Founded in 1917, Kennedy Meadows is a seasonal resort with wood cabins, a general store, horseback riding, and even a casual restaurant. Nestled in the Sierra Nevada Mountains - it's a wondrous hub - that allows you to pursue adventurous interests like fishing, hiking, horseback riding and more. I've never stayed at the cabins here, so I can't speak to the overnight amenities here, but we often hike out of this area - and we regularly stop into the general store for sustenance for our excursions. Currently due to the pandemic - the campgrounds are closed - but I believe horseback rides and pack rides are already open. Trust. read more

Our family has been going to Kenedy Meadows since we were kids with my Dad in the 50s. Several changes through the years before the fire and after. Have a lot of childhood memories. We use to be able to camp down in the meadows. I even hicked back to the Lake. read more

Great place to take the kids for horseback riding and other outdoor activities. The people are friendly and the prices at the store and restaurant are reasonable. read more

Disneyland for enduro riders, single track heaven , best place to ride in the summer , camping at its best ! Red and green sticker friendly ! read more

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This campground is at the very south eastern tip of the Sequoia National Forest. I was the idiot tourist who thought the giant sequoias were everywhere...not the case. If you are looking for the sequoias, you can either go to the National Park or google different groves I ended up going to Trail of 100 Giants. We stayed in a tent site, near the river. The site had a picnic table, nice shady tree with flat ground to put our tent, and a fire pit. THAT'S ABOUT ALL IT HAD. (not a complaint, I like it this way) 1. no showers. 2. no garbage service-bring out what you brought in!!! 3. no electricity. 4. one water spicket to share with other campers. This is camping!!!! Nowhere near the city! Bring everything you need! The bathrooms are dark at night. bring a flashlight. read more

Just got home from our family vacation at Kennedy Meadows Resort - Pack Station. The people in the resort office are rude and are only concerned about collecting your money.. Seems they dont care about keeping repeat customers happy.. Let me explain.. each year before we go home we reserve our cabin for the following yaer.. Last year the price was $150 per day for the cabin. We prepaid $150 deposit for this years rental..When I showed up..They told me now it is $160 per night.. I told them the deposit agreement was for $150 per night,,Not $160 per night.. The lady told me they raised the prices during the off season and I had to pay the $160 per night..We reserved for 4 night ,Therefore $40 extra.. II paid it and went back to our cabin.. wasnt too happy..Thats not how to treat your customers.. I told my mom about what had happened..She went back into the office and asked for explaination..She began to tell the people in the office weve been going there for over 50 years with multiple families and 4-5 cabin rentals each trip.. Guess what they replied to her.... "WE DONT CARE.".. Exact words.. We spend thousands of $$ between all the family there each year and ....they dont care.. The prices in the store there are rediculous, more than double what they should be.. also had to buy a $5 phone card for $7.50 which i used all of it in 2 - 2 minute phone calls.. So..if you enjoy giving your money to people who dont give a crap about you..I highly reccomend this place.. read more

This place is so serene. So much wildlife. So much geology. Last time I went trout fishing and caught 15 in under an hour. Beautiful hiking. Got to see three bears and many deerand Coyotes. Careful though, as Sasquatch do roam the area. Pretty sure we heard them. read more