Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
"When you travel here you’re more than likely staying for the sequoia national park. This hotel gets the job done in comfort: clean rooms, great AC, very kind staff and friendly service. Fresh towels and housekeeping for longer stays are great. 24/7 hot chocolate dispenser in the lobby is a fun little tidbit as well.
This is our second stay at this location. First was last year in November for sequoia national park (during the snow and very cold weather). Hotel was perfect back then. This time was August (extreme heat / 100° weather) and it was still a very enjoyable stay. Due to the summer there were a few scout ants in our room but nothing that bothered us, just keep open food to a minimum and of course be clean guests and they find nothing to get into.
Will definitely be staying here again should we travel back to sequoia for a third trip!"
"Timmy as a host was very helpfull and check-in was very smooth. The cabin was clean and airconditioning was working properly. Maybe the cabin is not the newest but it’s maintained at level that enables you a comfort stay."
"Upon entering the unit it was very welcoming. Towels arranged nicely for everyone, the rooms were comfortably cool with outside temp in triple digits, the beds were comfortable and we all loved the view from the deck with the sound of the running water over the beautiful rocks and comfortable chairs on the deck allowing you to sit and feel the peace and quiet that comes from nature's surroundings."
"The bad stars for the individual parts (cleanliness, staff, amenities) don't tell the full story of how great this place was as a whole. For European travellers this is a must as it gives such a great glimpse of old school Americana holidays...cabins, tents, airstreams by the river, a shared pool, BBQ utensils and fixed BBQs in front of every property, s'mores before under the stars. What a great time to have!!!
Location was great, some food alternatives nearby (Tony's greek food truck 5 mins drive as well as a local market for anything you might need).
Our room wasn't perfectly clean, but it's a cabin near a river..can't expect that to be sparkling.
One thing I wasn't happy about...there is an amenity fee for the various offerings (WiFi, pool, bike rental, Tesla charging, granola breakfast bar) that everyone has to pay even if you don't use these amenities, and in my mind that wasn't clearly advertised (usual side notes on the description)..why not make it part of the price to pay in the first place?
I did laugh at checkin when the lady told me about the complimentary granola bar...I told her "it's not complimentary when you pay for it!!!)"
"It was pretty rustic but it had WiFi and clean areas if rather dated. Was a bit hot so suffered from no air conditioning but the fans helped a lot especially after the sun went down,"
"Great location for sequoia park, lovely shared areas including the lobby and the pizza deck. Didn’t eat in the restaurant.
Lodges far from the lobby but not a problem.
Ice machine broken for half the stay.
Lovely star gazing trip in the evening run by the national park."
"A 10/10 experience from start to finish. Was one of those places that somehow exceeds the photos, and we left already talking about when we could come back.
The highlight for us was swimming in the freshwater canyons nearby, genuinely one of the most fun afternoons we’ve had on any trip. Cool, clear water, gorgeous scenery, and the kind of thing you just don’t get at a typical hotel. We also saw a ton of wildlife around the property, which made every walk feel like a small adventure.
Then at night the stars come out and it’s a whole other reason to be here. Very little light pollution, so you get that full sky you forget exists until you’re standing under it.
The staff deserve a special mention. Warm, welcoming, and genuinely happy to help with anything — recommendations, directions, logistics. They made the whole stay feel effortless."
Whether you'd like to stay a hop and a skip from the water or in the hills, we have an impressive range of cheap cabins in Sequoia National Park to suit your budget and taste. Priced from to per night, your ideal cabin rental can be found right here.These prices were available on Expedia within the past 7 days, for a hotel booking with a check-in date within the next year. Prices reflect current offers and availability is subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
What are the best mountain cabins near Sequoia National Park?
If you're craving fresh air and superb views, spend your next break in a Sequoia National Park mountain cabin. Explore the rugged beauty around Spectacular West Coast Cabin: Bike. This rental has all the ingredients for a comfortable getaway, such as a deck and a wood stove. Alternatively, experience mountain life at Cabin - January Special~holiday Decorated. It offers a wood stove, nearby hunting activities and more.
What are the best river cabins near Sequoia National Park?
Spend your days relaxing around the water and your evenings listening to it rushing past at a river cabin near Sequoia National Park. A popular choice is Sequoia River Cabin ~ Romantic Rustic Retreat On Kaweah River. This riverside retreat comes with a nearby marina and outdoor furniture. Or, make yourself at home at Cabin - Cedarbrook Trl. Bnb. In addition to its gorgeous location, amenities here include a wood stove and nearby hot springs.
What are the best cabins with pools near Sequoia National Park?
Put on your swimsuit and enjoy a refreshing dip whenever you feel like it when you reserve one of our cabin rentals with a pool. Off - Grid 1 - Bed Cabin In Yokuts Valley is a favorite. A swimming pool and a yard are some of the other amenities that'll help make your stay comfortable. Alternatively, enjoy a break from the hustle and bustle at The Kern Lodge. As well as a lovely pool, this cabin comes with a swimming pool and children's activities.
What are some great Sequoia National Park cabins?
Tucked in nature but still offering the comforts you need, nothing beats a cabin if you'd love to really experience the great outdoors. Cabin - 30% Off Dec Sequoia A - Frame - Giant Sequoia Monument is an awesome place to escape from everyday life. Amenities here include a fireplace and a barbecue grill. Cabin - Cedarbrook Trl. Bnb is another sought-after choice. A deck and a garden will help make your stay nice and comfortable.
What are the best weekend cabin rentals in Sequoia National Park?
Whether you're organizing a mini break with your beau or the entire crew, we'll help you find the perfect weekend cabin getaway. One superb example? Spectacular West Coast Cabin: Bike. Featuring a patio and a firepit, you'll love the natural beauty here. Cabin - January Special~holiday Decorated is another popular place where you can slow things down. Book a couple of nights at this retreat which offers a patio and a firepit.
What are the best cabin prices in Sequoia National Park?
Whether you're on a budget or want to splash out on your next trip, you'll find what you're after on Expedia. At the moment, you can rent a Sequoia National Park cabin from as little as per night.
What are the highest-rated cabins in Sequoia National Park?
Vacationers keep going back to Cabin - Cedarbrook Trl. Bnb. This top-notch option comes with lots of handy amenities like nearby hot springs and a patio. It's easy to see why Cabin - A Little Piece Of Heaven is also popular with vacationers. Conveniences like a patio and a firepit help make it a winner.
Why should I book a cabin in Sequoia National Park?
For a vacation in nature at an impressive price, you can't top a cabin. Imagine waking to the sounds of the countryside and sipping coffee on a private deck surrounded by stunning views. Stay in a cabin in Sequoia National Park and say goodbye to the hectic pace of the city. Whether they're by the beach, in the mountains or near a river, cabins offer a relaxing, rustic experience for those in need of a break.
What are the top nature cabins in Sequoia National Park?
Book some time out at Sequoia River Cabin ~ Romantic Rustic Retreat On Kaweah River and let life's stresses float downstream. Activities like nearby kayaking and nearby cave exploring help make this river cabin in Sequoia National Park a favorite with many travelers. Cabin - Cedarbrook Trl. Bnb is another retreat where you can hang out in Mother Nature. If you're chasing adventure, try mountain climbing and hiking.
What are some of the best cabins near General Sherman Tree in Sequoia National Park?
Ditch the daily grind and spend time with Mother Nature at a General Sherman Tree cabin. Walk among wildlife, breathe in the fresh air and then put your feet up at The Kaweah River Cabin Sleeps Up To 8 Guests. Awesome activities like jet skiing and nearby motor boating are waiting for you here. Another place where you can relax and feel at home is Stargazer Chalet, Two Bedroom Cabin With Wifi. Nearby rock climbing and nearby kayaking are a few things to keep you busy during your time away.