This was wounderful. I've been here twice! My first time here my family and I were in the smallest…read morecampground. (it was 5 feet away from 1 of about 15 little streams. when I slept, I loved the sound of water through my ears. Its DEFINETLY worth the wait even with bumpy roads, highly reccomend! 5 stars!

This place was a dream! I've camped my entire life and literally just found the best place ever!…read moreHighly recommend! Roads to get there are smaller and a bit bumpy but nothing to worry about! Took my 22 ft motorhome and it was easy. 5 Stars!

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.

carne asada fries here were so delicious. i'm from los angeles and i gotta say they did it so well…read morefor being a little mountain resort restaurant. i loved the contrast of the creamy green cilantro crema with the red chipotle crema on the perfectly tender carne asada, which i'm pretty sure was meat from the famed harris ranch of california. the fries were so perfectly crisp and the beans, cheese, etc all complemented the flavors so nicely. we also tried the apple and berry pie. it was well done as well, got one slice a la mode with icecream :). the workers here are so nice and personable. real friendly people, we loved this young man i forget his name but he was from georgia or something. they sell a lot of cute souvenirs in here such as apparel, candles, postcards and stickers branded with mineral king. they also sell backpackers dehydrated meals and little toiletries and drugs you may have forgotten. always make a trip here when i'm around. love it. they also have showers attached to the bathroom and you could just walk in and take a shower after a lil hike ?? maybe :)

Skip the traffic heading into the park and bust a right onto Mineral King Road - it's a fun drive…read morebut the road is in disrepair and there is currently construction so check the local traffic reports. This gem is worth it. Old 1929 cabin resort with indoor and outdoor seating. Friendly service. And the food is wonderful. Carne Asada fries are delish and the portion is mountain size. Quinoa salad tasty with some zing - if you like tahini this is for you.

Great place to stay at the heart of Kings Canyon! Easy to access and close to many beautiful trails.read more

It was my first time camping in awhile. It was great! The restrooms were clean and the area to…read morestore food had more than enough room! You will definitely see a bear or two just make sure to make loud noises to scare them away! But I highly recommend this place!

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!

Spent the weekend at Sequoia Highlands with my LA crew for a retreat organized by the amazing BACE…read morespin instructors, and it was genuinely a beautiful experience. We were warmly greeted by Kim, who guided us through everything we needed from the moment we arrived. The property has several cabins and yurts. The cabins are equipped with full kitchens and each one has its own unique charm. There's also a great common hangout area with a piano, fireplace, bar, disco lights, couches, and high tables; perfect for relaxing or spending time with the group. A shared kitchen is also available with full cooking capabilities. If you're staying in the yurts, restrooms and showers are conveniently located nearby. The grounds are spacious and peaceful, ideal for daily walks, relaxing in a hammock, or heading up a bit to enjoy the swings and take in the sunset. One weekend truly wasn't enough to explore and appreciate everything this place has to offer. Plus, it's only a short drive from the Sequoia Park entrance, which makes it even better. My only suggestion would be to provide a detailed list of what each cabin includes: kitchen tools, bathroom essentials, and bedroom items so guests can pack accordingly.

This B&B is under new ownership and the new owners (Jackie and James) really have their act…read moretogether! My partner and I came here for Christmas weekend, wanting to get away from the city, and we were not disappointed by our choice at all! The rooms are redecorated, the food Jackie serves is AMAZING and they are both so extremely hospitable! The location is really great because it is easy to get to the local shops and the park entrance. I cannot say enough good things about our stay, and we will be back soon for another relaxing getaway!

Very nice home with a river running through the back yard…read more Sharon the host was very nice and a fantastic cook. I stayed two nights, first breakfast was french toast and WOW.(best in my life no joke), second breakfast was a spinach frittata also Very good (I am going to try making it!). Most of the breakfasts come with a special jam or sirup that is home made. The home has a very hommy feel to it. The rooms are very nice and feel like a nice hotel room, but no TV (not that you need) Fresh baked brownies sat in the kitchen! Don't bring pets if going to the national parks they cant really do much! Hairdryer in the hall to share if you need! They have a deck on the second floor with a fridge and table/chairs for sharing with other guest (note a room does sit behind with a window) Did I mention FRESH baked brownies sat in the kitchen?

We just wanted to thank Nick. While visiting Boyden Cavern. We locked our keys in our vehicle…read more Nick came to the rescue immediately. He was friendly and carried on conversation with us the entire time he was working to get the door unlocked. Even though the door was proving difficult to open, he did not give up. He tried different approaches and different tools until he found success. He sent us off telling us to enjoy the park and to be safe. Thanks Nick!

On Labor Day, the sisters plan a trip to Sequoia National Park and reserve the Boyden Cavern. We…read moreneeded to arrive by 9:50 a.m., so we had to get up early and find out how to get there. Without a cell phone connection, there is no GPS connection. Make sure you have a full tank of gas and download the offline map first. We planned to meet at the King Canyon visitor center, but learned we needed to go to the Boyden Cavern visitor center instead. From the King Canyon Visitor Center to Boyden Cavern, it is another 45-minute drive on a windy route. Luckily, we arrived on time and checked in. While waiting, the views are stunning, and the tour lasts approximately 30 to 40 minutes. It's really nice inside the cave, the temperature within the cave is around 50 degrees, which feels cool and pleasant. When visiting Sequoia National Park, Boyden Cavern is a must-see attraction.

What an amazing experience we have here! These rescues animals are in heaven. Brad runs such a…read moregreat facility, we enjoy every bits of the tour.

Had such a great time doing the animal meet and greet with my nephew! Grace did such an amazing job…read moremaking sure he was having a good time and got to pet as many animals and play as much as he wanted! I would highly recommend this experience to anyone thats going to be in the Three Rivers area!