Cedar Grove district

Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks, United States

In the heart of Kings Canyon, 35 miles from Grant Grove, steps from the Kings River flowing between granite canyon walls.

Places in Cedar Grove district

Cedar Grove Lodge dining Casual dining plus grab-and-go or picnic provisions featuring local microbrews, wine, and essentials.
Cedar Grove Lodge bar Local microbrews and wine steps from where the Kings River flows between granite canyon walls.

Best time to visit: May to September offers full access to lodges and trails, with summer bringing the Wolverton Barbecue.
Getting around: Sequoia and Kings Canyon are connected by the Generals Highway, with Wuksachi Lodge, John Muir Lodge, and Cedar Grove Lodge each serving as separate bases.
Currency: US Dollar ($)
Language: English. Spanish is widely spoken in many areas.
Timezone: PST (UTC-8, UTC-7 in summer)
Current trends: The parks' dining scene continues to emphasize local sourcing, with Wuksachi Lodge's diverse dinner menu reflecting a commitment to locally sourced and sustainable products, alongside Silver City Mountain Resort's woodsy cabins in Sequoia's Mineral King area and a restaurant that bakes great pie, reflecting the region's blend of rustic charm and thoughtful, sustainable dining.

Wuksachi Lodge district (Sequoia) — The premier Sequoia lodge, a modern hotel built in 1999 with 102 rooms, a full-service restaurant, and a lounge.
Grant Grove district (Kings Canyon) — Home to John Muir Lodge, within walking distance of General Grant, the second-largest giant sequoia in the world.