A cute little lodge right in the heart of Kings Canyon with plenty of amazing trails and sights to…read moresee!!! The staff is super friendly and the lobby had light snacks and microwaveable foods (with a microwave, if needed) if you're looking for a quick bite. They are very strict about checking in, so don't expect to check in any earlier than 3:00. The rooms are simple, basic, everything works well. I think you're really there for the location, it's super convenient! No AC, but a fan and honestly the air is crisp at night to crack a window! You get free cookies in the morning and there's plenty of parking! Definitely check out all the trails while you're there.

Beds are horrible. My husband slept on the floor. Food in…read morethe restaurant was good however we waited over 30 minutes to be seated. Location is beautiful.

We love staying a little off the beaten path when road-tripping to national parks, especially…read moreplaces where we can cook and spread out. Traveling with three kids and a dog, we also need space and at least two bathrooms, and this place delivered for first visit to Sequoia/Kings Canyon. This location is closest to the Kings Canyon entrance, and the drive is beautiful. If you're visiting in winter, just be prepared. After December, the highway into the park can close due to weather -- this happened to us for a couple of days - snowed before followed rain. The alternate route is possible but very long. We stayed four days and had flexibility, but definitely bring chains if you're visiting in winter. The property has RV spots and rental homes. We stayed in a three-bedroom house with 2 baths with 5 people (and a small dog) for 5 days/4 nights for New Year's and had plenty of space. The home was comfortable, with a full kitchen and included a gas BBQ, dishes, and cookware. A few small things would make it even better: more kitchen utensils and serving plates/bowls, plus extra towels. We were a family of five with a dog visiting during very rainy weather, and towels went fast. It would also be more convenient if the washer/dryer were in the unit instead of shared at the office/library. Important tip: bring all your food and drinks with you. There is no store or grocery nearby, and this is not a "pick it up down the road" situation. The closest grocery stores are in Woodlake or Visalia, about a 45-minute drive EACH WAY. Bee stopped in Visalia on the way in at Winco to buy food. The internet was surprisingly excellent -- fast and reliable. We also loved the wildlife around the property. We saw lots of animals, but especially enjoyed the friendly cats that stopped by and the silly quails wandering around. Overall, this is a peaceful, family- and dog-friendly place with a lot of character. If you're looking for a quiet home base near Kings Canyon and Sequoia and don't mind being remote, we'd definitely recommend it and would stay here again.

Beautiful spot, close to the Sequoias, friendly staff, Andrea was super nice and helpful. Highly…read morerecommended.

the location was great and it was clean and stocked with essentials. However, the hotel indicated…read morethat it sleeps 3 but it slept 3 very uncomfortably. 2 on the queen bed and one on a futon. I was on the futon and i'm 5'2" and my feet hung over. Futon was small and tipped over if you didn't lay right in the middle and the crack that folds it in half is on your back. it's more like a dog bed. there were lots of creepy crawlies so sleeping on the floor was not an option.

We stayed for 3 nights. The room was good and very clean. Bed was comfortable. Closed to the…read moreNational Park entrance. Recommended.

What a beautiful hidden gem Bed & Breakfast! I want to start out saying, thank you Lisa and Alan…read morefor your amazing hospitality. You made our little vacation a memorable one. Coming from Houston and visiting our friends in LA, we wanted to look for a nice homey place to rest after visiting Sequoia. Lisa, you are also an amazing baker and chef! We really loved our breakfast and were amazed by it. Each bite was always a Wow! My most favorite was the peach pastry and the espresso cake! We really enjoyed talking to Alan and learning more the history of the house. And of course we got to meet the head of security, Mr. Cooper! You should give him a raise haha Overall, all four of us loved our time here. We even bought the mug to remember The Parks Inn. Forget any other hotels or places to stay in the area, we will stay here in a heart beat every time! You will see us again in our next visit to Sequoia/Kings Canyon NP!

My husband and I came here because we were visiting Sequoia for the first time. It was such a cute…read moreand quaint place to visit. This was our first time at a bed and breakfast so we didn't really know what to expect but it kind of reminded me of staying at your Granny's house for the weekend. We stayed in the "Ashley Wilkes" room however after searching their website I see the name has been changed as well as the theme and the rooms. The breakfast was so delicious and the orange juice was the best I ever had! Lol. I would definitely come again!

Great place to explore wilderness & indulge in nature…read more Great food (both breakfast & dinner). Family friendly. Staff is super friendly. Have had great time with family.

Went here for my 10th wedding anniversary and I can say it was not a disappointment. We were…read moresurprised that the location was for a camp, which made it even better with it, including activities, dinner, and breakfast on top of the location being in the Sequoia national Park with a view on the patio as well. We will definitely return most likely annually.

Y'all know I am not a camper even though I enjoy nature & the great outdoors. For accommodations, I…read moreneed a private bathroom and climate-controlled bug-free sleeping conditions. This cabin met my demands! We stayed in a Grant Grove cabin for one night in mid-May (Tue. 05/17/22), with a rather last-minute reservation, about 3 weeks prior. As with our one-night Yosemite stay later that week, I'd really waited too long to reserve anything in the park, so I was also stalking their website daily until one of the cabins with it's own bathroom was available for our specific night. As I was booking, or maybe afterward, I realized this was the Honeymoon Cabin, though I'm not sure how this cabin differed from the others with private bathrooms aside from having only one bed. This cabin was fantastic! Roomy inside, with many screened windows, plus a seating area & desk, mini-fridge in the large closet nook, and a decent size bathroom, the cabin had a large front deck & a picnic table on the side. Our cabin also had a space heater that we actually used on this night with open windows (for air flow). This cabin was situated on a corner of the greater cabin area, near the parking lot, so our neighbors weren't super close (maybe THAT is part of why it's the Honeymoon Cabin?). Please see my separate review for the John Muir Lodge. That's where we checked in & spent time using the WiFi Tuesday night & Wednesday morning. The comfortable lobby offered many seating areas including tables for dining & working (I did both), as well as cushioned couches & chairs in seating groups around the large fireplace. A small selection of snacks & beverages were available at reasonable prices, and a water-bottle fountain (like at airports) was near the bathrooms. This area also had a gift shop & restaurant, but separate from the John Muir Lodge. I want to mention that in addition to the Redwood trees here, the pinecones & squirrels are also oversized. Not a little bigger, but A LOT. And, at least in mid-May, the ladybugs were swarming. It was quite magical. TL;DR: I loved this cabin. I loved this National Park. I want to go back.

One of the few places to stay within the park on the Grant Grove side. We got a tent cabin, which…read moreis kinda like a yurt, with wooden, cabin like walls and a canvas top. The room was larger than expected, clean enough and equipped with plenty of towels for two plus two thin extra blankets. I was pretty cold the first night (mid Sept) , even dressed in layers, but it's not so bad if you have someone snuggled up next to you (though they are double beds, so could be a bit cramped). Could definitely improve by providing heavier blankets during colder months. Privacy and proximity to the bathroom/showers was good. No electricity didn't bother us, and they provide free mini lanterns at the Lodge.

Amazing! Location:…read moreNumber One View: Number One Cleanliness: Number One Safety: Number One Staff: Number One Kid-Friendly: Number One Everything was perfect. This place deserves more than 5 stars. It's simply Number One!

A true nature retreat. We enjoyed our stay at Sequoia Highland Camp, you can tell the owners are…read moreputting a lot of thought and effort into their vision. The best sunset from our trip was from their sunset point, incredible! Couple of notes, we wish we would have had 4 wheel drive for the road up, it's a washboardy forest service road, and it a little sketch with our front wheel drive vehicle. The property has a fine silt on the walking paths and roads so be prepared with walking shoes and clothing you don't mind getting dusty.

Some people and places come into your life for a reason…read more We had a good feeling about Cyndi's from the beginning. From the moment we rolled in, we relaxed our breath into the cradling caring arms of Cyndi's Snowline Lodge. Natural darkness descending around us- Robert was quick to invite us into the warmly lit communal lodge area, which was brimming with personality. He showed us a fun silverware balancing bar trick, while Lucky the dog, looked on with heavy lidded amusement. We were the only ones staying at the lodge that night. Our room was darling and clean and smelled fresh. The wi-fi was working well. We slept unbelievably well. Showering was a dream in the morning with strong hot water pressure. Cindi brought us up fresh squeezed orange juice and invited us down for a hot lovingly made breakfast spread - which included hot waffles, scrambled eggs, bacon, and light potatoes. We also indulged in wondrous coffee and an impressive selection of tea. Cindy even had Pink Himalayan Salt on hand for us to adorn our food - which we indulged in both there and on our backpacking adventure. Cyndi and the rest of the loving folk who help run this charming lodge take immense care and pride in making sure that all those who stay here feel welcomed and taken care of. They go out of their way to make everyone's stay both memorable and comfortable. We can't wait to come back to Cyndi's Snowline Lodge. Trust.

Needs code improvements. Roof leaked. Handrails falling off. Stairs not to code. No staff.read more